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    This week Growing Good gets an extra dose scariness as Soul Clap DJ Jonathan Toubin, of New York Night Train fame, spins a super spooky set of vintage 45 vinyl right here at the studio. Learn about ghouls, mummies, witches, blobs, and of course Riboflavin-flavored, non-carbonated, polyunsaturated blood.

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    This week on Cooking Issues Dave and Nastassia attempt to reach out to a community of listeners with cooking issues. This week they talk Szechuan peppercorns versus Szechuan buttons, what to do and NOT to do with Xantham Gum, and how to minimize the tannin-y acrid overtones of some homemade walnut liquor. This episode was sponsored by Cabot Cheese of Vermont, Dairy Farm Family owned since 1919

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    This week on Cooking Issues, Dave welcomes friend of the show Harold McGee back to the program. Dave & Harold answer email questions from listeners about everything from earthy aromas to miracle walnuts. Tune in to learn why you should always brine BEFORE cooking, how to properly smoke sausage, why mummies were once thought to be medicinal, how proteins denature and much much more on Cooking Issues. This episode was sponsored by The Museum of Food & Drink

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