You Learn Things When You Burn Things

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World Bowl of Chicken and a Dinner Delivery Party with Chris Ying and Marc Johnson

Dave is unable to cook today, so he got some friends, Chris Ying and Marc Johnson, to join him in the inaugural World Bowl: a bracket tournament to decide the best dishes around the world (in a surely not entirely comprehensive way). Today's bracket focuses on the world's great c ...  Show more

The Most Delicious Lean-to-Fat Ratio for Meat, Grinding Meat at Home, and a Bold Prediction

Dave makes the supposedly ideal lean-to-fat ratio burger, a 70/30 blend...and it proves to be true!The ratio serves as a route for deliciousness, but it isn't found in that many grocery stores, which more commonly have 90/10 or 80/20. Dave delves into the history behind this and ...  Show more

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