It’s winter, and #TheLostKitchen is closed for the season. So Chef Erin French ventures out on a cross-country road trip to discover new ingredients and fresh inspiration for another season of cooking at the restaurant.
Watch #GettingLost with Erin French Sundays at 2p/1c on #MagnoliaNetwork and also streaming on @hbomax.
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This looks so awesome can’t wait to see their adventures
I am not a huge fan of Erin French. Nothing against her or the show. Just not my thing. I am however a huge fan of Maine Cabin Masters. I haven’t been feeling well and I snuggled in to enjoy some binge watching to catch up on what’s been going on. All I have seen all night long are a sneak peek with Erin French. A sneak peek is something you show on occasion, not every commercial break! seriously.
Love watching Getting Lost with Erin…..
Each one makes me home sick….she tells the story so perfectly..
Absolutely loved every minute of your 10,000 miles! I’ll miss my Sunday afternoon with you but looking forward to seeing you back in your restaurant and SO looking forward to a cookbook from your adventures on the road 💕💕💕
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Erin and Michael ‼️‼️‼️ A loving couple experiencing our beautiful world together. Seeing them makes me soul smile‼️ Erin’s voice is so smooth, it’s like Ina Garten. Like a Cuisine Therapist speaking. Coming and educating and philosophical all at one.
Thank Jo and Chip for making them a Magnolia Network staple. You never let your fans down. God Bless! The world needs more like you two and Erin & Michael. ✌🏼
For sure! So wholesome❤
What kind of food are those small square things on a skewer?
“getting” lost? that implies not being lost in the first place.
In terms of a favorite series regarding food, the DIRT episodes with Huckberry, all of the variety of episodes with Anthony Bourdain, and the many adventures with Erin in both “The Lost Kitchen” and “Getting Lost”. They all share the love of people, food, stoy tellin, connections, and superb visuals. Each of the programs have the similarities and the differences in the interactions. As media person, I continue to be amazed how the crew of “Getting Lost” can capture sure fantastic footage. Bravo!