Horecatrends | Tips for Culinary videos worth watching – week 21

6-6-2019

YouTube has been a source of inspiration for spotting trends the past few years. Every day, thousands of movies are uploaded with new and interesting content. We too sometimes use videos as a source of inspiration to write about. With this week again a selection of 3 videos which our colleague Vera Rauwerda thinks are worth watching.

This week videos about a group of Filipino men, they collect bird nests from caves and make soup from them. And a video about the traditional olive oil from Italy and how this is made. Finally, a video about several types of fruit and vegetables that you probably haven’t heard of before!

A dangerous soup | Caviar of the caves

The men in this video are from the Philippines and risk their lives every day to collect nests from a certain type of bird. It’s called ‘caviar of the caves’ and restaurants make the famous and expensive ‘bird nests’- soup from it. The work is very dangerous because these nests are located in small caves. The role of a ‘nest gatherer’ is passed on from generation to generation. That’s why many Philippines see this work as an honor, even though it’s dangerous.

Length: 03:14

Channel: Great Big Story

Date: 07-05-2019

How traditional Italian olive oil is made

This video shows how the traditional Italian olive oil is made. The team who made the video visited an olive oil mill in Italy in the southern region of Puglia. 40% of Italian olive oil production is produced in this region. Within 4 minutes this video explains how the process works and why some olive oils are called Extra Virgin Olive Oil!

Length: 04:25

Channel: Food Insider

Date: 13-05-2019

The most beautiful vegetables and fruits, you have never heard of….

In this video the team of ‘Great Big Story’ is visiting Aaron Choi’s Girl & Dug Farms in San Marcos, California. He has developed various types of fruit and vegetables that you probably have never heard of before. Such as the ice plant, white strawberries, oca, mahua and Butterfly sorrel. Aaron gets a lot of enthusiastic reaction of chefs. We recognized some of the products (like the white strawberries) but from some we never heard! Check the video to see if you recognize these strange species.

Length: 03:19

Channel: Great Big Story

Date: 14-05-2019

Website: Van Spronsen & Partners

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