Food Podcasts
Having A NightJoin Now to Follow
Having A Night is a podcast dedicated to reviving the lost art of the dinner party. Sophie von Haselberg and Ariana Venturi are obsessed with both the micro and the macro of the all-important question: how to throw the absolute, supreme, no holds barred, remember-it-forever-unless-you-were-too-drunk dinner party.
By Sophie von Haselberg and Ariana Venturi
The Key 3, from The Splendid TableJoin Now to Follow
The Key 3 is a series of discussions with great cooks (not just professional chefs) about the three recipes or techniques they think everyone should know. These are master classes for all of us and quite revealing about the cooks themselves.
By American Public Media
Giorgio Locatelli - Made In Italy: Food & StoriesJoin Now to Follow
In this video podcast, join chef Giorgio Locatelli in the kitchen of his London restaurant, Locanda Locatelli, as he shows you how to prepare his delicious Pheasant Ravioli. Giorgio's latest book, Made In Italy: Food & Stories, is available now.
By Harper Collins Publishing
DiWineTaste Podcast - EnglishJoin Now to Follow
DiWineTaste Podcast, discovering the enchanting world of wine, sensorial tasting, grapes, history and territories making the beverage of Bacchus unique. Hosted by Antonello Biancalana.
By Antonello Biancalana - DiWineTaste
Toronto Vegetarian Association » Toronto Vegetarian PodcastJoin Now to Follow
News and updates about all things vegetarian and vegan in the Greater Toronto Area including restaurant openings, events, and more. Brought to you by the Saturday Resource Centre volunteers of the Toronto Vegetarian Association.
By Toronto Vegetarian Association
How To Make Cakes PodcastJoin Now to Follow
The podcast that does what it says in the title! In each episode Mark Sanford shows you how to make cakes, with tips, advice and recipes to make fabulous cakes. Visit the blog at http://www.howtomakecakes.co.uk for the recipes, photos and videos on how to make cakes
By Mark Sanford
KRCB-FM: MouthfulJoin Now to Follow
Mouthful, the Wine Country's Most Delicious Hour Sunday Evening 7 - 8 pm Host: Michele Anna Jordan We like to think of Mouthful as a conversation around a dinner table, so pour yourself a glass of wine and join us every Sunday evening. Our discussions with winemakers, farmers, cookbook authors, writers, photographers, filmmakers, nutritionists, chefs, restaurateurs and environmentalists take unexpected, surprising and delicious turns as we explore how we eat, drink, grow and celebrate our food, and feed each other. We take the time to get to know our guests, we go beyond sound bites, and we look at food, wine and agriculture in the larger context of our lives. We're sometimes political, always passionate, often lighthearted and sometimes silly. If you eat, you'll enjoy Mouthful. Mouthful is a three-time James Beard Award Nominee for Electronic Journalism. Links: www.pressdemocrat.com Click on "food and wine" on the left side of the home page to find Michele’s three columns, Seasonal Pantry, Pairings and Mouthful. You can also search the archives for dozens of her articles and recipes. www.savorwinecountry.com Michele is a regular contributor to Savor magazine, currently published quarterly. www.micheleannajordan.com All things Michele
By mouthful@micheleannajordan.com
GastroLab from Slate VJoin Now to Follow
Mark Garrison and Dan Pashman of The Sporkful podcast try out weird and wonderful new ways to prepare food.
By Slate Magazine
UnCannedJoin Now to Follow
We buy, eat, and talk about food every day. But how often do we put down the fork, take a step back, and ask questions about what we're eating? UnCanned is a podcast that does just that. Join host Dana Bialek as she gets to know the people who are rethinking how we grow, produce, and consume quality food. This paid podcast is produced by Slate Studios in partnership with Campbell Soup Company.
By Slate Studios
Tutto DoppioJoin Now to Follow
Join an American couple as they unplug from life as scientists and move to a small farm in rural Italy. We'll share what we've learned - usually as a result of some sort of misstep - as we get to work on our little organic vineyard, olive grove, and farm. The area around the farm is breathtaking, the people are friendly, and life there is amazing.
By Bob Nease & Gina Secura
