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Mastering the Art of Water Bath Canning Embrace sustainable practices, build community connections, and turn your passion for creative recipes into a source of income. Take your love of home canning to the next level with this inspiring and practical guide for experienced preservers and passionate foodies alike. Mastering the Art of Water Bath Canning goes beyond the basics to help you refine your techniques, elevate your flavors, and explore new possibilities—from bold ingredient pairings to launching your own small business.

From the deserts of the Southwest to the shining Atlantic Coast, the USA is as sweet as it gets. In this tour de food, B. Dylan Hollis takes you on a delicious road trip featuring everything from the coffee-crazed creations of the Pacific Northwest to the larger-than-life sheet cakes of Texas.

Twice the tributes, just as much dystopia. Happy Hunger Games! 24 years before our beloved Katniss and Peeta enter the arena, District 12 had another victor: Haymitch. We finally get the story of Haymitch’s games and it did not disappoint! Such an amazing prequel, the perfect first course to the original series. Recipe: Mushroom goat cheese tarts! Here is what you’ll need: half a sheet of puff pastry, 3 tablespoons of butter, half a pound of mushrooms, a clove of crushed garlic, half a cup of goat cheese, and some parsley. Don’t worry too much about the type of mushroom. White, baby ...

James Beard Award winning chef Alon Shaya, born in Israel and raised in Philadelphia, was cooking for his family at the age of seven. When he began getting into trouble as a teen, his high school home economics teacher intervened, getting him his first fine-dining cooking job when he was just 16. He says she saved his life. He went on the Culinary Institute of America, then cooked in a variety of restaurants, become an executive chef at 21. He won the 2015 James Beard award as Best Chef South for cooking at the Italian restaurant Domenica which he co-owned in New Orleans. The following year ...

Suggestions, Comments, or Questions?This week we are talking about some very popular topics, including sugary cereals, the BRAT diet, and spreadable butter vs. real butter. We talk about how to handle sugary cereal and some tips and tricks to making sugary cereal no big deal to kids. Then we go into the best diet for when you or your child has a stomach bug and if you should be following the BRAT diet or not. At the end of the episode, we compare six different plant-based spreadable butters to regular butter to determine which is the best option. Additional Resources: https://...

Navigating Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES) can be complex, but dietitians have a crucial role in supporting families with clarity and care. In this episode, we’re joined by Ingrid Roche, APD and co-director of Advanced Dietitians Group, to explore the foundations of FPIES — from diagnosis to multidisciplinary care. Ingrid shares practical strategies for maintaining nutritional adequacy, managing feeding challenges, guiding safe food reintroductions, and supporting parents through the emotional journey. Whether you’re new to paediatric allergy or looking to deepen your...

Episode 227 Sponsored by: River Road Family Vineyards and Winery Today we were joined by Guy Davis from Davis Family Vineyards! He shares how the discovery and revival of an old Zinfandel vineyard in Sonoma County, as well as his experiences in France and with Passport Wine Club, have influenced his winemaking approach, focusing on balance and complexity. Guy also introduces the newly opened tasting room in Highlands, North Carolina, which doubles as a wine bar featuring both his wines and curated international selections, offering a distinctive experience for East Coast visitors. Links:...

In this supernatural soup of absurdity, Erin, Pants, and Dr. Sizzle take a woo-woo detour into the world of haunted restaurants, ghostly dishwashers, and poltergeist-approved parsley sabotage. From bathroom paper towels that activate themselves mid-pee, to the Great Ghost of Jalapeños who may or may not hate bartenders, this episode has all the vibes of a séance... if the séance was hosted during brunch. You'll hear: A haunted margarita tank room A skeptic slowly unraveling “The Learning Tube” meets “The Paranormal Mop Squad” Why ghosts apparently hate fresh herbs And the ...

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Food Scene Austin Austin’s restaurant scene in 2025 is a kinetic mix of boundary-pushing new arrivals, chef-driven comfort food, and a brash creative spirit that listeners can taste in every bite. Walk down any block and you’ll find an edible adventure—think Sichuan dumplings at Mian & Bao that combust in a peppercorn-laden haze, or the “OG” burger at JABS Burgers & Fries dripping in their signature sauce, a downtown staple for the city’s late-night crowd. According to Austin Food Magazine, the city’s latest crop of hot spots includes Aris, Top Roe, and Handsome Dan’s, each one...

Grill og Sirkus får besøk av en som har kjøtt i familien. Fra Ringebu til Mathallen og så Oslobukta - Annis pølsemakeri har blitt en institusjon. I tillegg står Daniel bak restauranten Varemottaket, hvor alt grilles. Og hele reisen startet med en dårlig dag på jobb. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Food Scene Charleston Step into Charleston’s culinary world and you’ll find a city in full bloom, where Southern tradition meets bold new ideas, and every bite tells a story. This spring, Charleston dazzles with a fresh lineup of dining experiences that capture both its storied past and its innovative present.One of the season’s most anticipated arrivals is the Gullah-inspired restaurant from Food Network favorite Kardea Brown at Charleston International Airport. Promising an immersive taste of Lowcountry heritage through soulful renditions of red rice, okra stew, and benne seed cookies,...

Food Scene San Francisco San Francisco’s dining scene in 2025 is a culinary playground where tradition, innovation, and global influences swirl together as effortlessly as a perfectly mixed Negroni at a North Beach speakeasy. With every season, a crop of new restaurants rises, each more inventive and inviting than the last, giving listeners plenty of reasons to book that coveted reservation.Just this spring, the city buzzed with anticipation as Meski opened its doors in the Tenderloin. Backed by Warriors star Draymond Green, chef Nelson German, and hospitality pro Guma Fassil, Meski delivers...

How our food is raised, farmed, caught and harvested has become more and more important to our everyday lives. It’s allowed the production of meat to find better ways, and in turn created a posse of passionate meat-eaters along the way. Hardcore Carnivore Jess Pryles is an Australian-born “meat nerd” who is now based in Texas, but back downunder to head up the Fire Kitchen at Vivid. She joins us for a truly carnivorous episode. https://jesspryles.com SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER FOR EXCLUSIVE ARTICLES, NEWS, GIVEAWAYS AND BEHIND THE SCENES https://deepintheweeds.us6.list-manage.com/...

Food Scene Chicago # Chicago's Culinary Renaissance: What's Hot in the Windy City's Food SceneChicago's restaurant landscape is witnessing an exciting transformation in 2025, with innovative concepts and culinary talents breathing new life into the city's storied food scene.Spring 2025 has become a season of rebirth for Chicago dining. Carmine's, the iconic Gold Coast Italian restaurant, is reopening after an extensive renovation featuring a revitalized layout that includes indoor and outdoor bars, a sprawling terrace, and seating for 366 guests. Diners can once again enjoy their signature ...

Food Scene New York City The city that never sleeps has once again thrown open its doors, and the aroma of innovation hangs just as thick as the scent of sizzling garlic in a West Village kitchen. In 2025, New York City’s dining scene is nothing short of electric—a fever dream for the epicurious.Let’s start with what’s fresh on the block. According to The Wine Chef, summer tables are buzzing at Charlie Bird in SoHo, where Italian-leaning comfort food meets a playful wine list. The farro salad with roasted pumpkin is already the stuff of legend, but the grilled prawns with yuzu butter ...

The restaurant industry is about to experience a massive technological transformation, and Oracle's Senior Director of Strategy, Amber Trendell, reveals it's happening faster than anyone expected. In this deep dive, we explore how voice AI is revolutionizing drive-thru operations, why 70% of Gen Z customers actually want to be upsold, and how agentic AI systems will soon run restaurants autonomously without human intervention. From license plate recognition triggering personalized offers to AI agents making real-time business decisions across all platforms, this isn't science fiction—it's ...

Food Scene Washington D.C. Washington D.C.’s culinary landscape is abuzz with freshness and flair, serving up a heady mix of tradition, innovation, and global influences that’s giving even the most seasoned food lovers something to cheer about. The city’s appetite for reinvention is on full display this season, with newly opened gems and revived classics turning heads among power lunchers and trend-chasers alike.Case in point: The Occidental, an institution in the heart of the capital, has been spectacularly reborn under the guidance of restaurateur Stephen Starr. Once a haunt for ...

Un recorrido por las excelencias de la provincia cordobesa, sus rincones, sus tradiciones populares, sus productos de calidad y la gastronomía. En definitiva, una propuesta para adentrarnos en nuestra geografía y presentar a la ciudadanía los atractivos turísticos de nuestra provincia, con especial interés en sus materias primas más reconocibles, conversar con los chefs de la provincia y saber qué impacto tienen en su cocina.

To get a taste of the discussions that were happening at the 2025 Food Safety Summit, we spoke face-to-face with Sharon Beals, Founder, SKKB; Peter Taormina, Ph.D., Founder and President, Etna Consulting Group; Sandra Eskin, J.D., CEO, STOP Foodborne Illness; John O'Fallon, Senior Manager Environmental Sensors, Zebra Technologies; Monica Khoury, Senior Quality Expert, Nestlé; and Lily Yasuda, Program Manager, Alliance to Stop Foodborne Illness. In this episode of Food Safety Matters, we speak with: Sharon Beals and Dr. Peter Taormina [2:24] about the function and limitations of finished ...