Good Things to Eat

Signalman Jack was a baboon who worked in the railway in South Africa. Cacareco was a Black Rhino elected to political office in Brazil. Pickles was the dog who found the missing World Cup trophy. All of them were awesome. All of them will be in Mick's upcoming book. 

How did an extinct flower not seen since 1881 wind up being the subject of a modern day project to recreate a scent from the past? It was a long path from Dr. Charles Short in the 1860s to Dr. Christina Agapakis in the 2010s. And it's a cool story! 

She’s a New York Times best-selling author and a James Beard award winner, Joanne Lee Molinaro takes a seat at Luke’s Diner this week.Joanne gives her props to Mrs. Kim for Season 3 E9 “A Deep-Fried Korean Thanksgiving.” Plus, she reveals the one dish she’d bring to the table tha ...  Show more

Louise : Tiens, regarde, je me suis acheté un nouveau livre de cuisine inspiré de mes films préférés.

Julien : Ça veut dire quoi ? Que les plats sont tout droit sortis de ces films-là ? Trop stylé !

Louise : Exactement ! On va pouvoir goûter tous les repas qui nous ...

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of the ChefJKP Podcast, host James Knight-Paccheco interviews Chef Carmine Farovolo. They discuss Carmine's culinary journey, starting from his formative years cooking with his grandmother in Naples to his experiences working with renowned chefs ar ...  Show more

Deb and Kenji are taking a break this week. Please enjoy this classic episode from Home Cooking, our fellow Radiotopia show about food.****************************** According to our callers, a big part of Thanksgiving seems to be making food for your loved ones that you only kin ...  Show more