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SIMPLY MING: Season 14: Susan Regis

Ming Tsai with James-beard nominated chef Susan Regis at her new restaurant, Shepard in Cambridge, Mass.
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Ming Tsai with James-beard nominated chef Susan Regis at her new restaurant, Shepard in Cambridge, Mass.

Airs Saturday, Sept. 30, 2017 at 1:30 p.m. on KPBS TV

This week on SIMPLY MING, James-beard nominated chef Susan Regis joins Ming in his loft kitchen. Ming and Susan focus on fresh-picked veggies.

Susan starts out by creating a rye berry salad with wine cap mushrooms, wild greens and herbed creme raiche.

Meanwhile, Ming couples a delicious coriander-crusted salmon with asparagus sauce, quinoa and an asparagus salad.

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Get all of the recipes from Season 14.

On this episode of SIMPLY MING, Ming is joined by Maine's master of fresh, local and sustainable food, chef Sam Hayward.

The Daytime Emmy®-winning SIMPLY MING returns for Season 14 of mouth-watering recipes, tantalizing cocktails, celebrity appearances and culinary road trips.

Each episode kicks off with a technique demonstration, followed by the creation of two dishes — one prepared by a nationally renowned guest chef and one by the James Beard-and-Emmy Award-winning Host Ming Tsai.

Once again, Ming and his guests must design and improvise a meal with items found in Ming's East-West pantry, along with a few surprise ingredients.

This season's guest chefs include: Lidia Bastianich, Rocco DiSpirito, Daniel Boulud, Jacques Pepin, Rick Bayless, Madhur Jaffrey, and Shaun Hergatt, and more, preparing an array of dishes and desserts from Scandinavian halibut, Maine mussels and a spinach pasta to a lobster risotto, crispy calamari and a dark and stormy soufflé from pastry master Johnny Iuzzini.

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CONNECT:

SIMPLY MING is on Facebook, Instagram, and you can follow @chefmingtsai on Twitter.

Chef Susan Regis' restaurant Shepard is on Facebook, Instagram, and you can follow @shepard02138 on Twitter.

CREDITS:

Produced by WGBH Educational Foundation & Ming East-West LLC. Distributed by American Public Television.

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