My guest this week is Chef Steven Ferneding, world traveler, author and host of the upcoming TV series Trading Didhes.

Trading Dishes is a travel cooking television series in the making.  Circumnavigate the globe with Chef Steven Ferneding and explore with him, through his mission, to learn traditional meal preparation while Trading Dishes, to expand local communities’ culinary knowledge.

The viewer joins Chef Steven to develop new, healthy dishes while examining local living conditions, cooking methods, agricultural practices and learn the perils of diminishing food supply.

Chef Steven’s book “Trading Dishes Cookbook”  Follow Steven on Face Book

​Recently co-authored and published, The Trading Dishes cookbook is an exotic collection of healthy recipes that will take you on a culinary adventure around the world. Based on the upcoming international show Trading Dishes, Chef Steven Ferneding teaches locals and remote viewers alike new and healthy dishes. He uses the produce available locally to them as they adapt to the inevitable effects of climate change.

This international cookbook also includes, spotlights of locals and excerpts from the Trading Dishes team’s expedition around South East Asia. There are stories of environmental change and personal travel tips from the chef. The recipes found here are a mere taste of what you’ll see on the upcoming show.

Chef Steven Ferneding is a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu College with a degree in Culinary Arts and a graduate of Arizona State University with a Bachelors Degree in International Business and Communications.  Chef Steven holds a 5 Star Rating on Yelp, is listed as the “Top 10 Best Personal Chef in Portland, Oregon, has been featured on ABC, CBS, FOX and AZTV television program.  He has over 10 years of private chef experience in homes and private yachts around the world. In addition to being a private chef, Chef Steven is the host and creator of a worldwide movement and travel cooking series called “Trading Dishes

Good Life Guy’s Wine of the Week:
2017 Jacob~Heims Riesling Spätlese
Blazing red soils on an insanely steep vineyard. Pronounced nuances of exotic spices and mesmerizing earthiness. Bursting with tropical fruit flavors and pears. Old vines in a red volcanic soil with a high iron content makes this wine a pure delight. Give it a slight chill and enjoy with oysters, calamari grilled and dressed with olive oil and oregano and angel hair pasta lightly tossed with poached salmon pieces and pine nuts.  A great match for Thai or Indian cuisine.

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