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The text is a transcript of a video where Matty Matheson, a Canadian chef and TV personality, visits Newfoundland and explores its food and culture. He meets with local chefs Jeremy Charles and Todd Perrin, who take him fishing, foraging and hunting for wild ingredients. He also cooks a staff meal for them and enjoys their dishes at their restaurants. He praises the freshness, simplicity and uniqueness of Newfoundland cuisine and jokes about the accent and lifestyle of the people there. He ends the video by saying he loves Newfoundland and invites the viewers to visit it.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video by Matty Matheson, a Canadian chef and TV personality, who visits Newfoundland and explores its cuisine and culture.
2. Matty Matheson meets with two local chefs, Jeremy Charles and Jeremy Bonilla, who run Raymond's, a fine dining restaurant that serves wild game and seafood.
3. Matty Matheson goes on a hike with the Jeremy's to try fly-fishing for salmon, but fails to catch any.
4. Matty Matheson cooks a lobster boil with the Jeremy's using fresh seafood and foraged greens from the shore.
5. Matty Matheson visits another local chef, Todd Perrin, who owns Mallard Cottage, a historic building that serves Newfoundland dishes.
6. Matty Matheson tries seal flipper for the first time at Mallard Cottage and compares it to a pizza pocket.
7. Matty Matheson makes a staff meal for the chefs and their friends, consisting of mac and cheese, fried chicken, mashed potatoes and greens.
8. Matty Matheson is joined by Tommy Cruise, a Quebecois DJ, who plays music for them.
9. Matty Matheson praises Newfoundland and its people and invites the viewers to visit it.
10. The text ends with Matty Matheson saying he is going to slaughter a lamb in New Brunswick, where he was born.