New Netflix show about marijuana-infused cooking
Netflix premieres the show on its platform ‘'Herb cooking'’ (Cooking on high), where several chefs compete and prepare the best dishes with dope.
In its first season, the show consists of 12 episodes, and the guests and participants explain their reasons for being interested in cannabis cuisine. The program will showcase all kinds of marijuana recipes and will also teach viewers about the different strains of cannabis, as well as their effects when ingested.
The show's host is a well-known YouTuber, Josh Leyva, and in each episode two chefs will compete and the judges or guests will give the final verdict on the best recipe, with criteria such as taste or effect.
The two contestants in each program compete for the so-called Golden Pot (literally 'golden pot' but colloquially 'golden marijuana'). This pot will be awarded by the guests (judges) who, after taking a 'THC time out', will return happy and ready to present the award to the winning chef.
Golden Pot
Each program will last approximately 15 minutes and features Ngaio Bealum, the marijuana expert who will present a variety of marijuana in each program and explain its characteristics (effects, taste, smell, etc.).
Ngaio is a well-known marijuana activist, editor of a specialized magazine called West Coast Cannabis, and was co-host of the Cannabis Planet program, where he reported on the benefits and uses of marijuana in medicine, industry, and agriculture.
Fun Kitchen
In short, we could say it's a fun, interesting, and relaxed cooking show. With a simple format, it tackles a topic rarely explored on television and helps to destigmatize marijuana, which is prohibited in many parts of the world. It's a great way to pass the time without spending too much time in front of the TV, thanks to its short runtime.
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