A Taste of History
Season 6, Episode 1: Philadelphia's City Tavern
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Touring City Tavern’s hallowed grounds - Chef Walter Staib celebrates the history of the venerable City Tavern, Philadelphia’s historic restaurant that John Adams called “the most genteel tavern” in America. George Washington used City Tavern as his headquarters during the Revolutionary War, and it was the Merchant Exchange. Chef Staib operates it now for guests to experience 18th century dining. In this episode, Chef Staib cooks Roast leg of venison, yellow beets and walnuts gratin, sage potatoes and crème brûlée.
All Episodes - Season 6
Episode 1
Philadelphia's City Tavern
Episode 2
Winning the War With Bread
Episode 3
Artillery by the Book
Episode 4
Fort Mifflin's River War
Episode 5
General Hand, Redcoat Patriot
Episode 6
Take to the Waters
Episode 7
Grenada, The Spice Island
Episode 8
Discovering China's Past
Episode 9
Benjamin Franklin - at Home in London
Episode 10
The Return of L'Hermoine
Episode 11
Back to the Black Forest
Episode 12
Roots of Creole Cooking in St. Lucia