Jose Andres @chefjoseandres: We are arriving to Poland to see what we can do!

[BeckyDem]

Link to tweet

( The guy never stops, he is such a beautiful human being. )

[bahboo]

1. he is fantastic....my favorite charity to give to...

people gotta eat.....

[BeckyDem]

8. +1. What is there to doubt with him in charge, right?

[niyad]

2. Of course he is.

[BeckyDem]

7. You're right, of course he would.

[BigmanPigman]

3. I first started watching Jose when he was on No Reservations with Tony Bourdain

several times. He is a really good chef and an all around good-guy for at least 15 years that I am aware of.

[BeckyDem]

6. I watched them too. I miss Bourdain and they were special together.

And yes, Jose is a uniquely wonderful man. Planet Earth needs as many as we can get.

[BigmanPigman]

13. Here is one of the episodes with both chefs...

I think he was on at least 3 No Reservation episodes over the years. Haiti, The Layover and this one from El Bulli. He actually went into the sea to get real salt water to cook with. Very cool.

[BeckyDem]

15. Thank you, that was very kind of you.

omg, the sweet memories.

[Me.]

4. If There Truly Is Such A Thing As A Saint

He is it

[sheshe2]

5. Bless your heart.

It is so large I am amazed it fits in your chest.

Love to you and all you do.

[SMC22307]

9. I dined at DC's Jaleo after it first opened back in '93.

I knew top-notch food, service, and decor, but little did I know what an amazing human being Chef Jose Andres is.

[BigmanPigman]

14. I remember seeing that restaurant on The Layover

or No Reservations.

[SMC22307]

16. Early Bourdain?

I didn't start watching until Parts Unknown and even then didn't manage all seasons. I need to find out where I can watch some of these series... YouTube, IMDB, wherever.

[BigmanPigman]

18. Most of No Reservations has been put

into a list that you have to pay to watch. I am on a fixed income so I try to find sites where it is still free. All of A Cook's Tour on The Food Network is available for free. He hated The Food Network. This was his 1st show from about 2002-2003 and was 30 minutes long. It is mainly focused on food, not the culture. No Reservations is from about 2004-2012 on The Travel Channel. This show focused on both food and culture. Parts Unknown (CNN) focused mostly on cultures and societies and you have to pay to watch.

Personally I prefer No Reservations since both were showcases. If you look at this site that I posted it will ask you which season you want to watch (seasons 5-8 only). I hope they will post all of his shows eventually.
Here is sample of A Cook's Tour. All are on You Tube for free.

Here is a site that has No Reservations. At the top it asks which season you want to watch, all for free. The Croatian Coast is a good one. They all are actually.
https://journy.tv/watch/playlist/Kp97equ3/croatian-coast/

[SMC22307]

27. Thanks so much! (n/t)

[betsuni]

10. K&R

[lame54]

11. Sending our best

[gldstwmn]

12. He is a good man.

[KewlKat]

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[NBachers]

23. Donated; specified For Ukraine, and shared on my Facebook page. Thanks for the link.

Facebook haters please spare me your indignation.

[mountain grammy]

19. Hope he doesn't feed the Russian soldiers

But he probably will because he’s an exceptional human.

[ultralite001]

20. Thank you...

for sharing this...

And thank you, Chef Jose Andres and your crew... Stay safe, wherever you go...

[SheltieLover]

21. Kicking for visability

[GReedDiamond]

22. I think this guy deserves a Nobel Peace Prize...

...he is a fantastic, really good person.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

24. Chef Andres is a saint

[electric_blue68]

25. 💖 Safety to him, his team, and the locals that will assist them...

Such basic meaningful work.

[peggysue2]

26. God Bless this man, 1000 times over!

He has become Johnny on the Spot at every disaster, conflict and catastrophe. Tireless in his willingness to aid and comfort in the act of providing food, support and nourishment for the body and soul.

If there's anyone who should be nominated for a Nobel, it's Chef Andres. The man is amazing and inspiring.

Every time I read these stories, I'm blown away.

Renews my faith in the world and the human race. That's no small matter either.