Get fresh food from small farms delivered to your door via Quinciple! This week on Let's Eat In, Cathy Erway is joined by the co-founders of Quinciple, Markus Jacobi and Kate Galassi. Tune into this episode to hear how Markus and Kate came up with the idea for Quinciple after experiences with food delivery, foraging, and working with CSA farms. Hear why Quinciple thinks it's important to deliver food that people want to eat and cook with! Learn why Quinciple includes some recipes and suggestions for their clients. Later, Cathy asks Markus and Kate about their ideal date meal. Are pickles great for dates? Find out on this week's Let's Eat In! Thanks to our sponsor, Fairway Market.

"That is something that we feel really strongly about. We want to offer something that someone would eat on a regular basis- not just specialty items." [9:55] -- Markus Jacobi on Let's Eat In

"I want everybody to be able to cook this amazing food even if they don't live near a farmer's market, or if they need a little bit of help." [14:40] -- Kate Galassi on Let's Eat In

On the inaugural episode of In the Drink, host Joe Campanale, Beverage Director/Owner of dell'anima, L'Artusi, Anfora and L'Apicio restaurants, is joined by Jared Brandt of Donkey and Goat Winery in Berkeley California. Hear more about the family owned and operated winery that crafts their wines from Rhone varietals, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grown in the Anderson Valley, Mendocino Ridge and El Dorado appellations. Listen in as they debunk sulfur myths and talk about wine additives, trends and the winemaking process. Later on in the show, Joe and Jared taste a few wines on-air and give listeners some useful tasting tips! This program was sponsored by the International Culinary Center.

"When you ship wine, there are inherent stability issues."

"Most people who think they're allergic to sulfur are not, they're usually allergic to something else in the wine."

"When we started, everybody told us we were doing things wrong, but there's been a huge fundamental shift in California where people are taking the time to learn what we're doing instead of just labeling it 'wrong' "

--Jared Brandt of Donkey and Goat Winery on In the Drink

This week on The Main Course Patrick and Katy talk to Matthew Weingarten of Sodexo about the important (and admittedly difficult) process of improving the food in our institutions: schools, museums, stadiums, and more. Next Chris Parachini, owner of Roberta's, stops by to talk about the myriad of projects he and the Roberta's team have going on--including a burgeoning catering wing and a new slice joint in the works. Joshua Sharkey owner of Bark Hot Dogs talks about what good hot dogs are made of, what not-so-good hot dogs are made of, and why minimalism is key to a great dog. Finally Patrick and Katy set off a new series exploring the food scene in cities around the US; food critic Tim Carman talks to them about Chicago hot spots and the diner that Obama made a mecca.

Photo 1: Matthew Weingarten, Photo 2: Chris Parachini, Photo 3: Joshua Sharkey (right)