I don't like to cook (or bake or grill or...); it is entirely too much work. But I do enjoy watching others make delicious-looking food. Hoopla, one of Herrick District Library's streaming services, has us covered.
There's the classic The Great British Baking Show. Always a delight to watch. There are five seasons available on Hoopla, which should keep you busy for at least a bit.
If you're looking to expand your palate without having to go to far, No Passport Required is a great place to start. Chef Marcus Samuelsson tours various cities and specifically looks for immigrant stories and the food that goes with them.
No Passport Required - Season 1
If Mexican food is what you enjoy, check out Mexico: One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless. He covers everything from Tijuana Tacos to Mexican Microbrews.
If you're looking for recipes and meals you might be able to accomplish at home, Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television looks for ways to produce gourmet food at home more easily.
Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television - Season 1
For a show with some lighthearted competition, try International Chef Exchange, where two chefs switch restaurants (and countries) for a day à la Wife Swap.
International Chef Exchange - Season 1
Part travel show, part cooking show, Sachie's Kitchen takes you around Japan to discover new food and then shows you how to make those tempting morsels at home. I particularly enjoyed the street food episode.
And to wrap up our tasty tour, we need to wash it down with something. Drinking Made Easy goes around the United States trying drinks ranging from specialty beers to famous cocktails.
