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KCRW's Good Food
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Your weekly treat from Evan Kleiman. By tuning in to Good Food you can discover great restaurants that youve never heard of the politics of consumption explorations of cultures through their food customs and some of the most interesting people who devote their lives to various elements of the food supply.
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Geoduck Clam; Mother's Day Tale; American Chinese Food
from KCRW's Good Food on May 10, 2008
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We celebrate Mother's Day with the Brass Sisters, get the rules on keeping secret recipes confidential and create magic with Yummyfun Kooking. We control calories through the "uniform eating" diet, discover the geoduck clam and get Jonathan Gold’s latest restaurant find. Plus, we discuss the evolution of Chinese food in America and get a fresh Market Report with Laura Avery.
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LA Burrito Project; Restaurant Architecture; Banana Leaves
from KCRW's Good Food on May 03, 2008
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We discover Thailand's Issan-style salads and get Evan Kleiman's fourth cooking lesson with producer Bob Carlson. We learn how to roast coffee, talk about sound and comfort when dining and feed the homeless homemade burritos on a bike. Plus, we cook with banana leaves and analyze absinthe.
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Salmon Fisheries Closure; Cat Poo Coffee; Dental Lollipops
from KCRW's Good Food on April 26, 2008
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We learn the etiquette about hiding food ingredients from your guests and sample cat poo coffee. We talk about the salmon fisheries closure’s impact, feast on a 99-cent items dinner and convert cow waste into energy. Plus, we learn about cavity-fighting lollipops and get an update on the Farm Bill.
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Salmon Fisheries Closure; Cat Poo Coffee; Dental Lollipops
from KCRW's Good Food on April 26, 2008
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We learn the etiquette about hiding food ingredients from your guests and sample cat poo coffee. We talk about the salmon fisheries closure’s impact, feast on a 99-cent items dinner and convert cow waste into energy. Plus, we learn about cavity-fighting lollipops and get an update on the Farm Bill.
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Salmon Fisheries Closure; Cat Poo Coffee; Dental Lollipops
from KCRW's Good Food on April 26, 2008
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We learn the etiquette about hiding food ingredients from your guests and sample cat poo coffee. We talk about the salmon fisheries closure---s impact, feast on a 99-cent items dinner and convert cow waste into energy. Plus, we learn about cavity-fighting lollipops and get an update on the Farm Bill.
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Best Wine; Tastiest Chips; SNL Seder; Sinaloan Cuisine
from KCRW's Good Food on April 19, 2008
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We eat intense Sinaloan cuisine, experience a special Saturday Night Live Seder and sample the tastiest chips on the market. We sip the best wine in the world, cook bubbly casseroles and learn about the Sonoma County meat buying club. Plus, we brew whole bean chocolate and search for lost ravioli recipes.
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Best Wine; Tastiest Chips; SNL Seder; Sinaloan Cuisine
from KCRW's Good Food on April 19, 2008
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We eat intense Sinaloan cuisine, experience a special Saturday Night Live Seder and sample the tastiest chips on the market. We sip the best wine in the world, cook bubbly casseroles and learn about the Sonoma County meat buying club. Plus, we brew whole bean chocolate and search for lost ravioli recipes.
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Best Wine; Tastiest Chips; SNL Seder; Sinaloan Cuisine
from KCRW's Good Food on April 19, 2008
12 views / likes
We eat intense Sinaloan cuisine, experience a special Saturday Night Live Seder and sample the tastiest chips on the market. We sip the best wine in the world, cook bubbly casseroles and learn about the Sonoma County meat buying club. Plus, we brew whole bean chocolate and search for lost ravioli recipes.
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Melt The Vote; Fishy Sea Bass; Lamb Fries; Passover Recipes
from KCRW's Good Food on April 12, 2008
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We cast our vote for Clementine’s grilled cheese, eat our way through "bass" and discuss the current state of the oceans. We dine out on Lebanese lamb fries, learn about the history of taste and celebrate Songkran, the Thai New Year. Plus, we taste savory desserts and get Passover recipes.
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Melt The Vote; Fishy Sea Bass; Lamb Fries; Passover Recipes
from KCRW's Good Food on April 12, 2008
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We cast our vote for Clementine’s grilled cheese, eat our way through "bass" and discuss the current state of the oceans. We dine out on Lebanese lamb fries, learn about the history of taste and celebrate Songkran, the Thai New Year. Plus, we taste savory desserts and get Passover recipes.
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