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משל כבד האווז המפתיע של דן ברבר

Filmed Jul 2008 • Posted Nov 2008Taste3 2008
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השף דן ברבר מספר בכנס Taste3 את סיפורה של חווה קטנה בספרד שמצאה דרך הומאנית לייצר כבד אווז. החוואי אדוארדו סוזה, מגדל את האווזים בסביבה טבעית, ומגלם את דרך ייצור המזון שברבר מאמין בה.

Dan Barber is a chef and a scholar -- relentlessly pursuing the stories and reasons behind the foods we grow and eat. Full bio »

Translated into Hebrew by Elvira Shafir
Reviewed by Ido Dekkers
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