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The Matt & Rachel Show - Episode 3 - The Parents Episode

First Aired - 10/10/2011 06:00PM
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Mattrachel

Sponsored by

Robertas

This week on The Matt & Rachel Show: The Parents Episode. But first, the duo takes on the most recent food gossip on Twitter--trying to figure out who is behind the hilarious @RuthBourdain Twitter account. Is it The Village Voice's Robert Seistema? He says no but who knows. Later on both Matt and Rachel's parents join in for an extended run of trivia. Learn the difference between Cajun and Creole, why NASA loves Tang, and what exactly PlumpyNut is. This episode is sponsored by Roberta's Restaurant.

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Ruth Bourdain? (10:10)

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How Smart Are Your Parents Trivia, Round 1 (13:47)

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How Smart Are Your Parents Trivia, Round 2 (17:48)

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Lafayette, Triangle North Carolina, 9/11, Windows on the Word, turpentine, liver, Sacajawea, orginal chili, buckboard, Blazing Saddles, Tang, NASA, Plump-y-Nut, foie gras, golden fleece, caviar, Shellschocked movie, oysters,

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The Food Seen - Episode 41 - mixologists, nay, bartenders Ari Form and Matt DeVriendt

First Aired - 03/08/2011 03:00PM
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Sazerac, Screwdriver, Sex on the Beach … ever wonder how cocktails got their names? Mixologists, nay, bartenders Ari Form and Matt DeVriendt educate THE FOOD SEEN on the etymology of libations (from serious to sports themed), and how to construct a drink list itself. Also, the legend of Pete LaCock demystified, what came first, the man or the drink. This episode was sponsored by Hearst Ranch - the nations largest single source grassfed and grass finished beef supplier. For more information visit www.HearstRanch.com.

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The Food Seen Introduction: The Jakewalk (15:09)

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Hearst Ranch, grassfed beef, grass finished beef, Michael Harlan Turkell, The Food Seen, Heritage Radio Network, Ari Form, Matt DeVriendt, The Jakewalk, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, terminology, playful cocktails, etymology, what's the difference between being a bartender and a mixologist, complex mixed drinks with fresh ingredients, shaken vs stirred drinks, egg drinks vs flips, sour mix,

The Story Behind the Cocktail Names (24:39)

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variances on cocktails, Dune inspired drinks, balancing flavors, esoteric drink names, Jeremy Swift, literary references, basketball references, World B Free, Lafayette Fat Lever, Rory Sparrow, Three Fingered Brown, El Guapo, Three Amigos, Pete LaCock, Razor Shines, Mackey Sasser, introductory drink for somebody trying to learn about cocktails, learn how to properly make an Old Fashioned, get a book with the classics from a reputable source, The Joy of Mixology,

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Hot Grease - Episode 58 - Food Headlines 2011

First Aired - 01/10/2011 03:30PM
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Hotgrease

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Brady

Nicole Taylor kicks off the new season of Hot Grease with some important food headlines. What's up with the farm bill? What are cupcakes doing on wall street? Tune in and see what's going on in the food world and find out why Nicole can't get enough "Dough". Also on the show, Marina Berger re-joins Hot Grease for a special Hot Five segment. This episode was sponsored by Cochon555. For more information visit www.cochon555.com

Dough donuts in Bed-Stuy

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Hot Grease Introduction: Food Headlines (11:22)

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Nicole Taylor, Hot Grease, Heritage Radio Network, food news, Cupcakes take the Cake, Crumbs is going public!, 57th General Acquisition Corporation, buy your stocks, Obama signed the food safety bill, who will pay?, www.theatlantic.com, Marion Nestle, 1 year anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti, rice farmers are struggling, New York Times Green Blog, soaring food prices are directly related to extreme weather all over the world, it's snowing in Georgia!, Salon.com, Kitchen Challenge, best recipes for snow ins,

Type & Tell: Dough (6:22)

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Type & Tell, Dough, Bed-Stuy, donuts, Stumptown Coffee, Mast Brothers Chocolate, local honey, 448 Lafayette, donut holes, share this with your friends!,

The Hot 5 with Marina Berger (8:57)

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The Hot Five, Marina Berger, 5 essentials or must haves for home cooking, 5. good set of pots and pans, 4. salad spinners, 3. sheet pans, 2. grater, 1. good knife,

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