Chef Dan Jacobs is the executive chef and owner of DanDan, EsterEv and Fauntleroy in Milwaukee, WI. In 2016, Jacobs was diagnosed with Kennedy’s Disease. During the episode, we learn about how he became a chef, what it’s like cooking with his disease, and how he has channeled his diagnosis to raise funds for Kennedy’s Disease research through cooking. With the support of his business partner Dan Van Rite and his extraordinary staff, they are putting out some of the most delicious food in Milwaukee.

Chef Stephanie Izard walks us through her version of the traditional Peruvian dish, Lomo Saltado. She shares her spin on this classic at her newest Peruvian-inspired restaurant, Cabra. If you missed Izard’s full episode, check out Season 4/Episode 014 from last week.

Chef Stephanie Izard is the Chef/Partner of Chicago restaurants Girl & the Goat, Little Goat, Duck Duck Goat, Cabra and more. She is the winner of Top Chef Season 4; she won a James Beard Award for Best Chef Great Lakes; was named one of Food & Wine Magazine’s “Best New Chefs”; and won Food Network’s Iron Chef Gauntlet. We discuss her journey in the food world and she opens up about what it’s really like to be in charge of multiple restaurants. She is a champion for Share Our Strength.

Chef Matt Orlando walks us through a pasta dish that he and his wife cook regularly at home. Appropriately titled (by the two of them) "Old Faithful," he promises that the combination of ingredients is unbelievable and may quickly become a household favorite. If you missed Matt’s full episode, check out Season 4/Episode 012 from last week.

Chef Matt Orlando is the Head Chef/Owner of Amass Restaurant and Broaden & Build in Copenhagen. He has worked for some of the best chefs and restaurants in the world including Aureole, Le Bernardin, Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, The Fat Duck, Noma, Per Se and more. We discuss his point of view on sustainability and what it means to be a responsible restaurant.

Danny Meyer walks us through one of the only dishes that has been on the menu at Union Square Cafe since day 1 – Fried Calamari. He shares the background story and inspiration on this longstanding USC dish. If you missed Danny’s full episode, check out Season 4/Episode 010 from last week.

We caught up with Danny Meyer on his way back from a Cubs/Cards game in Chicago. Meyer is the CEO of Union Square Hospitality Group and the founder of Shake Shack. Hear about his journey from the Midwest to NYC, his career ups and downs, and some of his top management pieces of advice. Danny has been included on the TIME 100 list of the "Most Influential People in the World." He’s an active national leader in the fight against hunger serving on the board of Share Our Strength.

This week, we take a short break from our scheduled interviews with a bonus episode featuring our presenting sponsor, Martin’s Famous Potato Rolls. Join host, Kappy, as he gets a rare behind-the-scenes look at the Food Network and Cooking Channel NYC Wine & Food Festival Burger Bash. He talks with four of the twenty-three participating chefs and gets some pro tips for you to take back to your own kitchen.

 

Season 4 of Beyond the Plate is Presented by Martin's Famous Potato Rolls. 

Chef Dan Giusti walks us through a dish he’s made over 100 times - Pasta Aglio, Olio e Peperoncino – garlic, oil and chili pasta. This is one of his favorite things to cook and eat. If you missed Dan’s full episode, check out Season 4/Episode 007 from last week.

Chef Dan Giusti is the Founder of Brigaid, a school food company that is rethinking the way we choose to feed our nation’s kids. Prior to that, Giusti served as the Head Chef of Noma in Copenhagen for three years - one of the best restaurants in the world. Dan’s work with Brigaid has been featured on CBS Sunday Morning, Today Show and more. Tune in as we talk about what it’s like going from cooking at one of the best restaurants in the word to cooking for people with an equally discerning palate… ki