Seafood City Run To Make Filipino Crab Torta 🦀 | The Grocery List Show
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Seafood City Run To Make Filipino Crab Torta 🦀 | The Grocery List Show
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At Filipino grocery chain Seafood City's vibrant Chicago store, host Chrissy Camba, former Top Chef contender, meets up with gastronomy advocate Natalia Rojas, to talk all things Filipino cuisine, including who makes the best adobo and how there are hundreds of ways to make the most popular dishes. Chrissy then prepares a crab torta feast, from a recipe inspired by her Lola (grandma).
The Grocery List Show | Seafood City in Chicago | Episode 1
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Hosted by Top Chef contender Chrissy Camba, The Grocery List Show is a trip to five bustling international grocery stores in America and the communities they serve. Special guests and food enthusiasts join Chrissy to shop for ingredients and cook a favorite family recipe together, celebrating global food traditions over a shared meal. Visit a Filipino grocery store in Chicago, a Grenadian-owned Caribbean grocery store, a halal grocery store, and a Latin American grocery, all in Brooklyn, plus an Italian grocery store in New Jersey, and experience what makes each cuisine unique and delectable.
Credits:
For Lola
Executive Producers
Carrie Lozano
Lois Vossen
Royd Chung
Stephen Gong
Donald Young
Director and Executive Producer
Emily Strong
Producer
Diane Quon
Hosted by
Chrissy Camba
Field Producer
Grace Sin
Senior Manager, Short-Form Content
Pamela Torno
Supervising Producer
Susan Cohen
Post Production Supervisor
Raul Mendez
Production Coordinator
Johnny Alvarez
Editor
Brent Bandemer
Director of Photography
Sebastián Pinzón-Silva
B Camera Operator
Sam Paakonnen
Sound
Emily Strong
Music by
Noah MacNeil
Sound Designer and Re-Recording Mixer
John Wong
Colorist
David Torcivia
Motion Graphics and Animation
Jesse Kerman
Featuring
Natalia Roxas
Ashlee Aubin
Steven Nwe
Caitlin Preminger
Aerial Cinematographer
Sarah Giroux
BTS Photographer
Sam Paakonnen
Musicians
Julian Love (guitar)
Noah MacNeil (piano)
Kana Miyamoto (flute)
Diego Ramírez (drums)
Justin Swiney (drums)
Yoshiki Yamada (bass)
Mixing and Mastering
Sanche Ramírez
Location
Seafood City
Legal Counsel
Holland and Knight
Fair Use Counsel
Brandon Butler
Nick Crovo
Peter Jaszi
Sunny Taylor
Bookkeeping
Tracy Keller
Website Design
Julia Martin
New York Arts Program Intern
Thu "Pallavi" Ahn Tran
QuonCo Productions Intern
Avery Bartley
Archival Materials Courtesy of
Chrissy Camba
Grub Street
Huge Galdones
The Patch
Insurance
Film Emporium
Music
Musicbed
Maps
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Special Thanks
Alex Campbell
Aiyoung Choi
Lawson Chong
Christine Connor
Marlon Garcia
Brian Gersten
Hedva Goldschmidt
Alana Hauser
Lily Kaplan
Catherine Kelly
Dahee Kim
Kyrha Lever
Julia Martin
Dan Matthews
Lindsey Megrue
Amanda Muscat
Raymond Olgado
Arlen Parsa
Michael Pollock
Dan Protess
Simon Pulman
David, Chris, Sarah, Rachel and Kasey Quon
Rachel Steinman
The Strong Family
Ben Watkins
Ron and Mary Waxell
Jacquelyn Wells
Jason Wishnow
Independent Lens Short-Form Funding Provided by:
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Acton Family Giving
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Ford Foundation
Park Foundation
Wyncote Foundation
National Endowment for the Arts
THE GROCERY LIST SHOW is a co-production of Oyster Films, LLC, Independent Television Service (ITVS), and The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM), with funding provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). This program was produced by Oyster Films, LLC, which is solely responsible for its content.
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