Solidarity, second chances, and a well-cooked goat
Posted on 06/11/10An undercooked goat leg eliminated Chef Jody Adams from the reality TV show Top Chef Masters. Looking to redeem herself, she decided to give the ingredient another try--this time with the help of Haitian earthquake survivors who were brought to Boston for medical care by the Partners In Health--the nonprofit organization that Jody had played on behalf of during Top Chef. Watch below:
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