The Dish: Alice Waters
When Chef Alice Waters launched her crusade for locally sourced organic ingredients 40 years ago, she was considered a rebel. Now, the philosophy behind her Berkeley, California restaurant, Chez Panisse, is central to much of the best American cooking. To date, Waters has written eight cookbooks and influenced top-tier chefs like Jeremiah Tower, Jonathon Waxman, Paul Bertolli and pastry chef Claire Petak. Now age 71, Waters is still fighting to change our perceptions. Vinita Nair reports.

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The Mother Of Slow Food

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Alice Waters | Chef’s Table: Talks

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Mike Colameco's Real Food ALICE WATERS/CHEZ PANISSE

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Tapenade with Alice Waters | Cooking With Master Chefs Season 1 | Julia Child

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Anthony Bourdain and Jeremiah Tower interview (2017)

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Alice Waters, Academy Class of 1998, Full Interview

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Dominique Crenn, the "Rebel Chef"

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Alice Waters: How to Start a Food Revolution

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José Andrés with Alice Waters on His First Meal at Chez Panisse

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Alice Waters + Steven Satterfield Cooking and in Conversation

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The Mother Of Slow Food

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Stay at Home & #CookItalian. Chef Alice Waters

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The Lost Flavors of the American South | Anthony Bourdain's The Mind of a Chef | Full Episode

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Alice Waters: Edible Education

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What Happened to Jeremiah Tower

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Alice Waters on Garlic Is as Good as Ten Mothers

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Alice Waters: We Are What We Eat

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#17: Jeremiah Tower - The Father of American Cuisine: on his life, Chez Panisse, Stars, Bourdain

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In Conversation with Alice Waters

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