School of Chocolate on Netflix. Must see.

[Baitball Blogger]

It is part school, and part competition. I really liked the balance. Every episode you learn a new technique with chocolate. And, the best part is that there is also a balance between teamwork and humility, and the old cutthroat competition that we've come to know too well.

Actually, the ones who were there to learn and not into cutthroat-ting, were able to rise to their potential without being trounced by the more dominant players. That's very rare.

[wryter2000]

1. Thanks for the recommendation

BTW, we have a group for Netflix, Streaming Videos & DVDs. When you have a recommendation it's good to post there as well.

[Baitball Blogger]

2. Okay, thank you!

[MuseRider]

3. Nice to see this.

My son turned me on to the British Baking Show and I far prefer that to any of the others. I find most of those done in this country are so frantic and over stimulating that the entire baking or whatever they are doing is lost in the flashy lights and over reacting.

I will check that out and let him know. We are getting ready to start learning how to make really cool cakes. Not so much decorating but cakes with fruit suspended in gel and just cakes I never even imagined. It sounds like a fun, couple of times a year activity with one of my sons.

THANK YOU!

[WilmywoodNCparalegal]

4. Amaury Guichon

is a personal friend of mine and I did his visa based on extraordinary ability in the arts (O-1) when he initially arrived in the US.

[Baitball Blogger]

5. Lucky you!

He did a masterful job of working with all the different personalities and bringing out the best in everyone. This is the kind of host that America needs.