I was playing around on amazon prime looking for farming / gardening shows, and I found Grow, Cook, Eat. It's an Irish show where they take basic vegetables and go from seed to harvest. With a few little tips and tricks to make each one produce the best. The episodes are very short also.

These shows calm me down at night, and have helped me set up my beds for better yield this season.

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Posted by Celtic Tiger

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Posted on 3/21/24 at 2:21 pm to SteveLSU35

Thanks, will definitely that check out, always looking for more gardening shows. Gardener's World from the BBC on prime is awesome too. Very chill and gives actual information instead of the 24 hour makeover type shows we get here. stuff like composting, starting from seed, potting up, for both food and ornamental gardens. shite like that is like watching bob ross to me, very calming

ETA you already ruined my productivity for today, lol

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Posted by ronk

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Posted on 3/21/24 at 4:28 pm to SteveLSU35

This is more food board related but there was a docuseries salt fat acid heat that I thought was pretty awesome

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Posted by PillageUrVillage

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Posted on 3/21/24 at 4:35 pm to SteveLSU35

Didn’t know it was on Amazon. I watched all of it on Tubi a while back. Pretty good show.

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Posted by Bigdawgb

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Posted on 3/22/24 at 8:06 am to ronk

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salt fat acid heat

Read that book last year and my cooking has never been better. I'm guessing the series is based on the same stuff??

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Posted by ronk

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Posted on 3/22/24 at 6:09 pm to Bigdawgb

From what I saw it is. I throughly enjoy Jeremy Wade and River monsters as well. People that travel the world and get immersed in other cultures are amazing.

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