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30.
Chefs: Benoit Pepin, Hans Schenk, and Patrick Lassaque
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Colombo of Black Mussels with Leeks, Sugar Mill Escoviched Fish, and Banana Chocolate Tart with Hazelnut Sauce. Restaurants include: Little Dix Bay Resort in Virgin Gorda, Sugar Mill Restaurant in Montego Bay, and The Ritz-Carlton Cancun in Mexico.

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Chefs: Ramesh Pillai, Roy Khoo, and Josef Teuschler
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Calabaza Risotto with Indian Pork Pickle, Basil-scented Caribbean Lobster, and Iced Banana Souffle on a Chocolate Tarte. Restaurants include: El Conquistador Resort in Puerto Rico, The Ritz-Carlton St.

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28.
Chefs: Pierre Castagne, Hubert Lorenz, and Keith Griffin
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Onion Pie, Grouper Fillet with Corn, Tomato, and Plantain, and Caramelized Apple Pie with Mango Ice Cream. Restaurants include: Le Perroquet in St.

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27.
Chefs: Roger Wiles, Patrick Gauducheau, and Janice Barber
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Zucchini-Lobster Souffle with Ackee and Salt Fish, Grilled Duck Breast with Pink Peppercorn-Passion Fruit Sauce, and Passion Fruit Mousse in a Tuile Cone. Restaurants include: Half Moon Beach Club in Montego Bay, Le Bistro in Antigua, and The White House Inn in St.

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26.
Chefs: Douglas Rodriguez, Michael Madsen, and Scott Williams
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Ecuadoran Shrimp Ceviche, Rack of Lamb Crusted with Hazelnuts, and Banana Pudding. Restaurants include: El San Juan Hotel in Puerto Rico, Great House in St.

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25.
Chefs: Philippe Mongereau, Stephane Bois, and Bent Rasmussen
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Suckling Pig Wrapped in Cabbage Leaves, Sea Scallops on a Bed of Soft Polenta, and Almond Sticks. Restaurants include: Casa de Campo in Dominican Republic, Le Patio in St.

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24.
Chefs: Cecile Briaud, Keith Griffin, and Josef Täuscher
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Escargot-stuffed Mushrooms with Cabecou Goat Cheese, Pepper-crusted Yellowfin Tuna with Sweet Potato, and Hazelnut Napoleon Filled with Chocolate-Kahlúa. Restaurants include: Le Chanticlair in St.

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23.
Chefs: Alain Laurent, Philippe Mongereau, and George McKirdy
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Exotic Crayfish Salad with Vanilla Dressing, Caribbean Lobster Tail Orqujdee, and Tropical Fruit Pudding. Restaurants include: Malliouhana Hotel in Anguilla, Casa de Campo in Dominican Republic, and El San Juan Hotel in Puerto Rico.

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22.
Chefs: Martin Frost, Norma Shirley, and Andrew Comey
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Ahi Tempura with Grilled Rice Paper, Fillet of Red Snapper, and Frozen Mango Souffle. Restaurants include: Four Seasons Resort in Nevis, Norma at the Wharfside in Montego Bay, and Caneel Bay Resort in St.

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21.
Chefs: Michael Madsen, Thierry Alix, and Patrick Lassaque
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Shrimp Saute with Star Fruit Salsa, Filet of Red Mullet with Endive Tomato Confit, and Passion Fruit Chiboust with Exotic Fruit Saute. Restaurants include: Villa Madeleine in St.

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20.
Chefs: Vernon Hughes, Chris Fulcher, and Patrick Gateau
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Lobster Pancakes with Stingythyme Sauce, Salmon Tournado with Mango, and Exotic Fruit Salad Sprinkled with Old Rum . Restaurants include: Cinnamon Reef Resort in Anguilla, The Old Stone Farmhouse in St.

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19.
Chefs: Hubert Lorenz, Marc Ehrler, and John Rhymer
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Scallops with Sauteed Sweet Potato Relish, Creole Blaff of Caribbean Lobster, and Virgin Gorda Coconut Layer Cake. Restaurants include: Caneel Bay Resort in St.

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18.
Chefs: Dayn Smith, Richard Buttafuso, and Philippa Esposito
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Bonito Tartare, Sugar Mill Plantation Pork Roast, and Passion Fruit-Raspberry Mousse. Restaurants include: El Conquistador Resort in Puerto Rico, Sugar Mill Hotel in Tortola, and Le Bistro in Antigua.

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17.
Chefs: Keith Scheible, Alfredo Ayala, and Cecile Briaud
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Curried Conch and Plantain Ravioli, Shrimp Asopao, and Crispy Feuillantines with Fresh Strawberries. Restaurants include: St.

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16.
Chefs: Bent Rasmussen, Patrick Gateau, and Ivor Peters
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Cucumber Soup, Veal Chop with Potatoes, and Tropical Parfait. Restaurants include: Top Hat Restaurant in St.

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15.
Chefs: Roy Khoo, Ottmar Weber, and Michel Chiche
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Salad of Sapote, Mango, Avocado, Papaya, and J'cama, Chicken Trinidad with Orange Rum Sauce, and Fruits and Cereals Salad with Lemon Cream. Restaurants include: The Ritz-Carlton St.

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14.
Chefs: Patrick Gateau, Jeffrey Vigilla, and David Kendrick
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Fresh Red Tuna Tartare, Coffee-Cocoa-spiced Rack of Lamb, and Sponge Cake with Sauteed Bananas and Spiced Rum Butter. Restaurants include: The Carl Gustav in St.

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13.
Chefs: Troy Smith, Martin Frost, and Alfredo Ayala
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Crayfish Medallions with Oyster Sabayon, Grilled Red Snapper with Conch and Corn Pancake, and Yuca Fritters and Fresh Mangoes with Puerto Rican Rum. Restaurants include: Necker Island Resort in Necker Island, Four Seasons Resort in Nevis, and Chayote in San Juan.

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12.
Chefs: Mark Ehrler, Benoit Pepin, and Chris Fulcher
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Caribbean Tuna Tartare, Seared Red Snapper with Sweet Potatoes and Christophine, and Lemon-Lime Mousse with Chocolate Crunch. Restaurants include: The Ritz-Carlton Cancun in Mexico, Little Dix Bay Resort in Virgin Gorda, and The Old Stone Farmhouse in St.

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11.
Chefs: Thierry Alix, Norma Shirley, and Philippe Mongereau
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Langoustine Court Bouillon with Wild Mushrooms, Grilled Baby Lamb Chops with Callaloo, and Floating Island Hispaniola. Restaurants include: La Samanna Resort in St.

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10.
Chefs: Richard Buttafuso, Roger Wiles, and Alain Laurent
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Salt Fish Spring Rolls, Jerk-seasoned Pork with a Pumpkin Farce, and Crème Brûlee with Sauteed Exotic Fruits. Restaurants include: Sugar Mill Hotel Tortola, Half Moon Beach Club in Montego Bay, and Malliouhana Hotel in Anguilla.

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Chefs: Patrick Gauducheau, Dayn Smith, and Peggy Hughes
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Shrimps Stuffed with Scallop Mousse, Yautia-wrapped Dorado with Oven-dried Tomatilla, and Mango-Lime Mousse Tar with Coconut Ice Cream. Restaurants include: Le Bistro in Antigua, Stingray Cafe in Puerto Rico, and The Cinnamon Reef in Anguilla.

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Chefs: Alain Laurent, Keith Griffin, and Kevin Boxx
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Artichoke with Smoked Salmon and Goat Cheese, Barbecued Swordfish and Crispy Fried Gulf Shrimp, and Guava Mousse in a Tropical Fruit Soup. Restaurants include: Malliouhana Hotel in Anguilla, Lantana's in Grand Cayman, and The Ritz-Carlton in St.

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Chefs: Ramesh Pillai, Bent Rasmussen, and Cecile Briaud
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Turmeric Coco Yuca with Duck Confit and Tamarind, Fillet of Veal Oscar with Lobster Medallion, and Chocolate-filled Beignets. Restaurants include: El Conquistador Resort in Puerto Rico, Top Hat Restaurant in St.

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6.
Chefs: Vernon Hughes, Philippe Mongereau, and Roger Wiles
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Garlic-crusted Crayfish Tails with White Beans, Baked Fillet of Sea Bass with Creole Sauce and Tropical Puree, and Chocolate Floating Islands with Coconut-Sage Crème Anglaise. Restaurants include: Cinnamon Reef Resort in Anguilla, Casa de Campo in Dominican Republic, and Half Moon Beach Club in Montego Bay.

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Chefs: Pierre Castagne, David Kendrick, and Josef Teuschler
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Foie Gras au Poireaux with Truffle Vinaigrette, Swordfish Piccata, and Chocolate-layered Lime Parfait with Raspberry Coulis. Restaurants include: Le Perroquet in St.

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Chefs: Janice Barber, Jeremie Cruz, and Andrew Comey
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Black Bean Cake and Butterflied Shrimp, Lamb Chop with Mofongo and Cilantro Pesto, and Turtle Bay's Chocolate Banana Tart. Restaurants include: The White House Inn in St.

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3.
Chefs: Michael Madsen, Ottmar Weber, and Rolston Hector
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Seared Yellowfin Tuna and Tuna Tartare, Caribbean Stuffed Lobster, and Pineapple Surprise. Restaurants include: Great House Villa Madeleine in St.

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Chefs: Norma Shirley, Scott Williams, and Patrick Lassaque
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Curried Nuggets of Lobster, Swordfish with Soy-Ginger Beurre Blanc, and Banana Napoleon with Chocolate Sabayon . Restaurants include: Norma at the Wharfside in Montego Bay, Necker Island Resort in Necker Island, and The Ritz-Carlton Cancun in Mexico.

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1.
Chefs: Douglas Rodriguez, Stephane Bois, and Pierre Castagne
2000-02-01
Recipes included with this episode: Honduran Scallop Ceviche, Veal Roulade with Sage Sauce, and Pithiviers. Restaurants include: El San Juan Hotel in Puerto Rico, Le Patio in St.

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Fantastic weather, beautiful beaches, and a rich amalgamation of different cultures make the Caribbean a much sought-after destination for tourists, historians, and anthropologists alike. However, a lesser known, but equally charming aspect of the Caribbean is its vibrant and diverse culinary scene, which is marvelously embodied in the TV show, Great Chefs of the Caribbean. Produced by Janson Media, this popular culinary show is an exploration of the region's gastronomy. What sets it apart from many other cooking shows is that it provides a platform for some of the Caribbean's most talented and seasoned chefs to display their talents and share their unique recipes with the rest of the world.

Every episode of Great Chefs of the Caribbean introduces the audience to different chefs, each with their distinctive culinary style, and their beloved dishes. These culinary experts come from various backgrounds, bringing with them a wealth of knowledge about the exquisitely diverse and intriguing Caribbean cuisine which has influences from African, Creole, Cajun, Amerindian, European, Latin American, East/North Indian, Arabic, and Chinese gastronomies.

While this lineup of master chefs demonstrates the procedure for preparing some mouth-watering dishes, this is not just about cooking; it's a culinary exploration that immerses viewers in the unique food culture of the Caribbean. Each meal is a story, a beautiful presentation of the fusion styles that shape Caribbean cuisine, and the chefs possess an uncanny ability to express that story warmly and vibrantly to the audience.

As the chefs cook, they reveal the secrets of their trade, and the passion that goes into every simmer, stir, and chop is palpable to the viewers. The dishes range from popular Caribbean fare to more local, traditional dishes that have been passed down through generations. The recipes may vary from healthy and fresh seafood, juicy meat grills, exciting vegan dishes, to mouth-watering desserts and refreshing drinks. Everything is beautifully presented with a touch of Caribbean flare. The program does a magnificent job of highlighting the ingredients that make Caribbean food so special -- fresh, locally sourced, and incredibly flavorful.

Pairing with the robust content it brings, the show is beautifully filmed. The backdrop of the sun-drenched Caribbean complements the vibrant colors of the dishes. The exquisitely detailed, close-up shots of the food-eager viewers gives them the feel of sitting right in front of the cooking pan. Moreover, the chefs don’t just stay confined to their kitchens. They often step outside to local markets, farms, and the seaside, to source their ingredients. The audience gets to experience not only the food but also the beautiful and vibrant Caribbean settings that inspire these culinary masterpieces.

Another notable feature of Great Chefs of the Caribbean is its diverting and soulful music. The sumptuous combination of jazz, reggae, salsa, and other Caribbean rhythms in the soundtrack perfectly complements the rhythmic ebb and flow of the cooking process. You find yourself not only salivating over the enticing food but also swaying with the syncopated beats, willing you to sink into the Caribbean ambiance.

Great Chefs of the Caribbean is far more than just a cooking show. It's an invitation to experience the rich, diverse, and imaginative gastronomy of the Caribbean islands. The vivid flavors, the compelling presentations, the enthralling stories, and the beautiful settings all converge to create an unforgettable culinary journey, making Great Chefs of the Caribbean a feast for the senses.

Whether you are a chef, a foodie, a cooking-art connoisseur, or simply a person who likes to experiment with new recipes, Great Chefs of the Caribbean provides an opportunity to learn and experiment with dishes that capture a rich cultural heritage. It invites every viewer to step away from their everyday meals and embark on a culinary expedition, traversing the sun-soaked beaches, the rolling hills, the bustling markets, and the cozy kitchens of the Caribbean, all in the pursuit of tantalizing flavors, unmistakable Caribbean spirit, and unforgettable gastronomic experiences.

Ultimately, Great Chefs of the Caribbean serves as an important reminder of how food can go beyond being merely a means to satisfy hunger. It can be a powerful way to learn about different cultures, experiences, and histories, demonstrating how a communal pot or plate can bring people and communities together, fostering a shared sense of identity and belonging. So, take a seat, tune in, and watch as these master chefs bring the Caribbean to your home.

Great Chefs of the Caribbean is a series categorized as a new series. Spanning 1 seasons with a total of 30 episodes, the show debuted on 2000. The series has earned a no reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at undefined.

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How can I watch Great Chefs of the Caribbean online? Great Chefs of the Caribbean is available on Janson Media with seasons and full episodes. You can also watch Great Chefs of the Caribbean on demand at Amazon online.

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