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First Aired - 08/31/2010 12:00PM
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This week on Cooking Issues Dave and Nastassia dish out a heaping helping of culinary assistance via the telephone as they field calls from friends and strangers alike. Tune in to hear suggestions for tackling the immense (in choice, not difficulty!) undertaking of cooking Indian cuisine, listen to the science behind and practical solution to keeping basil and other greens bright and fresh when chopping or slicing them, and of course don't miss an opportunity to hear Nastassia's astrological sign. This episode was sponsored by Whole Foods.
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Cooking Issues: New Infusions, Bacon Liqour, Sugar Free Dessert & Cooking Indian Food at Home (29:54)
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Dave Arnold, Cooking Issues, Heritage Radio Network, Whole Foods Market, new infusion technique, whipped cream bottle, infused liquor, does this also work with solids?, infusing solids with flavor, hash browns should not be chewy!, potatoes can be chewy and be good, potato ice cream, dehydration phenomenons, microwaved potato chips, Dave thinks baked potato chips are an abomination, caller question, Bakon Vodka, good uses for it?, bacon infused liquor, fat washing, another caller question, Dave works at the French Culinary Institute, no sugar diet, what desserts have no sugar?, calorie issues, whipped cream isn't bad for you, it's primarily air, eat smaller quantities, sugar free meringues, you can't use honey as a sweetener with chocolate, caller question about ethnic foods, Indian food, shy away from dishes that require a specific piece of a equipment, some need a tandoor oven, sauteing spices, read a few cookbooks, Dave doesn't support being a vegan, Indian food is vegan friendly, Indian food is very regional, nitrous, yes, microwaving, honey,Slicing Mint, Super Cooling & Solid Nitrogen Snow (12:46)
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slicing mint, Harold McGee, The Curious Cook, chapter on pesto, how to keep basil bright, mpemba effect, hot water might freeze first, how can this be true?, super cooling, in order for ice to form it needs a nucleation site, by heating a sample you alter the nucleation sites, it's not possible to freeze an entire block of water solid using super cooling, cool gimmick, if you have liquid nitrogen and a vacuum machine, frosty ice forms on the top of liquid nitrogen, nitrogen ice, solid nitrogen snow,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
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The Farm Report: Didi Emmons (18:00)
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Erin Fairbanks, Heritage Radio Network, The Farm Report, Whole Foods Market, Renaissance Women, arugula, plant history, Didi Emmons, wild arugula, Eva Sommaripa, purple basil, dil, lemongrass, produce,Eva Sommaripa (17:22)
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herb pasture, fresh herbs, Whole Foods Market, rosemary, edible flowers, naked salads, salad dressing, harvesting, delicates, recipes, sunchokes, bisque, dumplings, bacon fat,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
First Aired - 03/27/2011 03:30PM
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Carmen DeVito and Alice Marcus Krieg are joined by Doug Hall, Senior Editor @ Organic Gardening Magazine. Doug talks about the best varieties of vegetables and flowers to grow this year, from "Bean-anza" to "Dakota Tears". Tune in to find out which plants make the most sense for your home garden in 2011 and learn more about Doug's experience with test gardening. This episode was sponsored by Whole Foods Market
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We Dig Plants Introduction: Doug Hall of Organic Magazine (22:58)
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Heritage Radio Network, We Dig Plants, Carmen DeVito, Alice Marcus Krieg, Whole Food Market, www.WholeFoodsMarket.com, Doug Hall, trial gardener and senoir editor, Organic Magazine, Rodelle Press, test garden, peace corps, Guatamala, Ecuador, school gardens, encouraging kids to plant vegetables, people tend to not buy things that are not familiar to them, Rodelle is a family owned company, sweet corn, freshly harvested tomatoes, test gardeners, volunteer position, networking, community, gardening, horticulture, www.OrganicGardening.com, E-Garden Club, zucchini, the Dutch are not just about tulips anymore, Burpee, red lettuce, Sea of Red, seed marketing, seed catalogs,What to Grow in 2011 (22:00)
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Ten Top Vegetables and Plants for 2011, Dakota Tiers, onions, home gardening crop, not good for limited space situations, Cherry Tomatoes, paste tomato, San Marzano, cooking tomato, All America Selections winner, Sweet Zinia Flower, urban gardens, Aton Basil, pronunciation doesn't matter, basil varieties, clipping, tomato is the most commonly grown vegetable in home gardens,To comment on this episode click here. There are currently Comments
