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Eat Your Words - Episode 69 - Kate Payne

First Aired - 04/25/2011 01:00PM
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This week on Let's Eat In, Cathy talks to the author of the "Hip Girls Guide to Homemaking", Kate Payne, about quick pickling, mending parties, and more. Kate takes us inside the re-appropriation of homemaking with an emphasis on community and crowdsourcing. Don't miss out on her ultimate date meal or missing her and Cathy at the Brooklyn Flea this May! This episode was sponsored by Hearst Ranch.

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Hot Grease - Episode 21 - Eric Childs, Fernando Music & Kate Payne

First Aired - 02/15/2010 03:30PM
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It's a packed studio this week on Hot Grease as Nicole Taylor talks with Eric Childs of Kombucha Brooklyn, Fernando Music of The Rooster Group. Also, Kate Payne gives a Hot Five on refrigerator tips.

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Hot Grease Introduction: Fernando Music (12:04)

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Kombucha Brooklyn (11:28)

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The Hot Five with Kate Payne (7:26)

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Hot Grease - Episode 43 - Autumn Giles & Nani Power

First Aired - 08/16/2010 03:30PM
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This week on Hot Grease Nicole hosted Autumn Giles, author of the blog Autumn Makes and Does and gluten-free chef. Autumn talks listeners through the wonders of homemade gluten-free treats like basil simple syrup and her elegant Rose Water Marshmallows. Nani Power also called in to discuss her new book "Ginger and Ganesh", an exploration of Indian food, culture, and its place in her quest to find love and happiness. This episode was sponsored by White Oak Pastures.

Photo 1: Rose water marshmallows from Autumn's blog: www.autumnmakesanddows.com, Photo 2: Ginger and Ganesh by Nani Power

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Hot Grease Introduction: Autumn Giles (10:39)

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Going Gluten Free with Autumn Giles (11:09)

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Nani Power, Author of Ginger and Ganesh (8:53)

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