Chef Jose Andres

[cilla4progress]

at the perimeter.

Link to tweet

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[Gothmog]

1. This man is an mensch

[IcyPeas]

2. He always shows up wherever there is a need.

[fierywoman]

3. I love and adore this human being.

[LuckyLib]

4. You can contribute: wck.org

An amazing organization.

[cilla4progress]

6. I'm on the monthly

Plan!!

Grateful and privileged to be able to donate!

[madaboutharry]

5. He needs to be considered for a Nobel Peace Prize.

This man spreads all the love in his heart across the world.

[peggysue2]

15. Yes!!!!

Whenever and wherever there's a crisis or disaster the man is there offering comfort and encouragement.

Ideal candidate in my mind. He dishes his heart out with every meal.

[demtenjeep]

7. such a wonderful man

just amazing

[liberalmuse]

8. Bless this man.

He's a shining light. I'm sure the troops will greatly appreciate hot soup and sammies.

[betsuni]

9. I love him!

[pazzyanne]

10. Definitely one of the "good guys".

You can upgrade that to one of the great guys!!!

[BigmanPigman]

11. He has been doing this for over a week.

He is a true hero and humanitarian. I first learned of him about 15 years ago when Tony Bourdain was his pal and had him on several of his travel shows. They were in Spain, DC., etc. In 2016 tRump screwed him over after the Immigration Ban. Jose wouldn't host a tRump event and tRump tried to sue him.

Sean Penn is another humanitarian who is often overlooked. He has helped people all over for 15 years amd it isn't "for show".

[cilla4progress]

16. Yes, BP - me, too!

We loved Bourdain's show, may he rest in peace.

They went together to Asturias, the Spanish village that was Jose's birth place.

It was so fun - 2 old friends together, clearly enjoying each other so much. They seemed to have a lot of inside jokes!

Methinks Bourdain would be so proud of his friend and how is spending his one life on earth - in full and total generosity and love.

I believe in the "historical" Jesus (im a pagan). Chef Jose walks in his footprints!!

[BigmanPigman]

17. Is that the episode where they cooked fresh

seafood on the beach and Jose went to the sea to get some fresh saltwater? That made a difference in the recipe and outcome of the dish.

[cilla4progress]

18. Haha -

your memory is far better than mine.

I only recall them walking / hiking up through the mtns. to Jose's village.

[GulfCoast66]

20. I think that was the El Bulli show. Could be wrong.

Loved the seawater scene. I’ve done that forever what at the coast cooking seafood. It make a difference.

Enjoy tomorrow. I will!

[BigmanPigman]

22. I think you may be right.

He was on at least 3 of the various travel shows Bourdain has had over the years.

[GulfCoast66]

23. I don't know how many times I have watched every Bourdain shows.

In my mind one of the best shows ever. I actually like his travel channel shows better than the CNN ones, although there is no doubt the production values were better on CNN. But they got a little dark near the end. We now know his illness was getting worse.

[BigmanPigman]

24. I know, I liked the CNN one the least.

His books are the behind the scenes stories of what he and the crew experienced over the years covering the 3 shows. When I read about a certain scene I remember it immediately. He was such a cool person and clever with his words. His A Cook's Tour shows are free on Vimeo or Daily Motion. They were on The Food Channel, (which he hated with a passion). Just Google it. They are really funny.

[occupant]

12. treasure

A treasure of a human being! I wish I could be there to help...

[calimary]

13. Bless you, Chef Andres! Well done.

[bdjhawk]

14. President Biden could start to restore the prestige

of the Medal of Freedom by awarding to this well deserving humanitarian!

[MissMillie]

19. A Hero, for sure!

God Bless you, Chef Andres!

[Hassler]

21. Medal of Freedom ASAP. And one for Dolly Parton too