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Cooking for Beach House in Nova Scotia: The Dinner Bell

Cooking for Beach House in Nova Scotia: The Dinner Bell

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In the second episode of The Dinner Bell, Julia links up with her boyfriend Chris as he accompanies-and plays drums for-the Baltimore-based band Beach House on their cross-Canadian Northern Exposure tour. When she sees that the band's month-long stretch lands them in Nova Scotia over Canadian Thanksgiving, she packs her bags full of kitchen equipment, - la some kind of down-and-out Mary Poppins, and heads north. Hitting the ground running, she is shown the lay of the land (and sea) by passionate locals who help her source some of the area-s best ingredients for an elaborate meal. Forager Jonathan Newell (whose voice is a dead ringer for Friday Night Lights' Coach Taylor) kindly gives Julia a tour of a little-known culinary hideaway. For the freshest shellfish Halifax had to offer, she turns to Dave Adler, head of the community-supported fishery Off The Hook, who-along with his young son Noah-leads her on a successful mussel hunt through the back coves of Lower Prospect. The final stop: downtown treasure Ratinaud-for, as any good host can tell you, kicking a dinner off with a well-stocked charcuterie and cheese platter buys you more quality time with your guests. Finally, after a day of relaxation and recovery in the oceanside retreat, the friends all sit down to a recuperating feast of wood-smoked wild mussels, roasted pumpkin and turnip greens, and homemade wintergreen ice cream sundaes with walnut shortbread. Recipes: Hot Fudge: Focaccia Bread: Smoked Mussels with Toasted Almonds, Fennel, and Periwinkles: Toasted Walnut Shortbread: Wintergreen Ice Cream
Date: 2020-05-17

Comments and reviews: 8


Seems like an awesome little neighborhood in that part of Halifax. The theme of cooking for friends, the Dave Adler guy with his son, the fisherman that gave some of his mussels away, and the beach house music gave this video a very feel-good vibe.
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She really is a great cook. People are saying she's annoying but at least she is being herself and not some fake gimmicky chef. Being yourself is all that really matters and it looks like she is doing something that she really likes.
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lmfao shes a hipster? based on what? the fact she leaves a front fringe? because. she uses fresh ingredients? --oh god. HAHA--chances are when you eat out, a -hipster- cooks your food, so be appreciative.
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We are big fans of Vice and loved working with Munchies to find a cool place to shoot this yummy bit! And a special thanks to the owners of the Box House in Nova Scotia!
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What a great video! Totally unexpected which made things all the better. Nova Scotia's now on my list of places to visit. Thanks Vice and Julia.
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Some of y'all saying this girl is annoying? Y'all haven't seen annoying. Shes a breath of fresh air compared to others I've seen.
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I really really enjoyed this video, im a jr sous chef and never heard of oyster leaf, i love your style jul-e; ) keep up the good eats
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I love beach house I listen to them every day -- and now that I know she actually knows them makes her even greater
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