
156 episodes

Burnt Toast Food52
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4.2 • 409 Ratings
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Food intersects with our lives in more ways than we think. Food52's Burnt Toast podcast chases those stories to give listeners the perfect pieces of snackable dinner-party fodder—all inside of a commute's time.
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Searching for Nun’s Farts in Montréal from Not Lost
Tune in as host Brendan Francis Newnam drinks, dances, and eats his way through cities, breaking bread with locals who invite him and his friends into their homes for a meal.
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Harry Sultan makes Pork Shoulder Ragu
Whether you serve this ragu the day its made or reheat it for a party the next, It will make the house smell amazing! Plus, whatever ragu is left is a boon: over polenta, in tacos, on sandwiches, or frozen and awaiting more dinners.
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Hey Mamaliga with Carolina Gelen, Irina Georgescu & Fanfare Ciocarlia
As Carolina Gelen puts it, Romania is so much more than vampires, gymnastics, and communism. On this episode, host Peter J. Kim explores Romanian cuisine and music with Carolina, author Irina Georgescu, and Fanfare Ciocărlia band manager, Henry Ernst.
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[BONUS] My Family Recipe: Motherhood & Chocolate Cake
In partnership with Heritage Radio Network, we're bringing *your* most-loved family recipes—and all the stories, histories, and memories that surround them—to the airwaves.
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BONUS: Puddings & PFCs with Mary McCartney, Jonathan Nunn & Hyphen
Explore British food culture at home and on the street with Mary McCartney and Jonathan Nunn while listening to the sexy stylings of British rapper, Hyphen
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[BONUS] A Sunny One-Bowl Citrus Cake
An episode of The Genius Recipe Tapes featuring Yasmin Khan, cookbook author, broadcaster and human rights campaigner to chat about her newest book Ripe Figs: Recipes and Stories from Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus. Yasmin shares the inspiration for this week's Genius recipe; a sunshiny, tangy-bright, easy one-bowl citrus cake inspired by her travels in Cyprus.
Customer Reviews
Great food content
...but could use some audio help.
All the guests calling in live via soup can.
Burnt coast
Annoying, juvenile and uninformative
yawn
bored of historical content that begins at the industrial revolution and focuses on America and England. Why do we continue to focus and report on dominant culture? kitchen appliances could have been such a cool podcast topic! disappointing. yawn.