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

First Aired - 10/10/2011 06:00PM
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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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cooking classes, North Carolina, bull riding, cattle in North Carolina, trivia, cows that have windows in their bellies, defensive cooking, Columbian Exchange, de Soto, pork, Patsi's, Edible Manhattan, gravy, red sauce, chicken fried steak, difference between cajun and creole, cajun, creole, New Orleans food, French Caribbean,

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

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Cooking Issues - Episode 41 - Vodka Sauce & Non Alcoholic Cocktails

First Aired - 05/17/2011 12:00PM
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This week on Cooking Issues, Dave & Nastassia answer a mailbag full of questions ranging from the purpose of vodka in vodka sauce to advice regarding non-alcoholic cocktails. Tune in to learn more about gelling properties, molds, starches and more - and find out why Nastassia has 8 cavities! This episode was sponsored by Cain Vineyard & Winery

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Cooking Issues: Nastassia's Cavities, Gummy Bears & Gelling Properties (13:38)

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Cooking Issues, Dave Arnold, Nastassia Lopez, Heritage Radio Network, Nastassia has 8 cavities, cellulose, cinnamon, gelling properties, Austraila, David Chang, blender / heater, food processor, heat resistant beurre blanc, Gummy bears, molds, starches, dehydrators,

"Born in East LA" (16:49)

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Tarte Tatin, tomato water gel, molds, guar, pectin, agar, terroir, Harold McGee, dirt, Born in East LA, onions, garlic, Garlic and Other Alliums: The Lore and the Science, Eric Block, pressure cooking, steaming onions, Creole cooking, celery, sautee,

Vodka Sauce, Bergamot & Non Alcoholic Cocktails (16:59)

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vodka sauce, what's the purpose?, residual alcohol?, alcohol flavors?, aroma compounds, lamb, grapefruit, Earl Gray Tea, Bergamot, changes response to dose on medication, New Zealand, Experimental Cuisine Collective, non alcoholic cocktails, carbonation, clarified juice, Virgin Mary's, Bloody Mary's,

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The Speakeasy - Episode 12 - Maxwell Britten

First Aired - 04/13/2011 03:00PM
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Maxwell Britten is this week's guest on The Speakeasy. Tune in to hear how he became the Beverage Director and Marketing Manager at Maison Premiere and why he thinks people still want to show themselves a good time even during a recession. Learn more about one of his favorite spirits, absinthe, as Maxwell dispels myths and helps listeners understand how to truly appreciate this drink. This episode was sponsored by Cain Vineyard & Winery. For more information visit www.CainFive.com

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The Speakeasy: Maxwell Britten (17:00)

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The Speakeasy, Damon Boelte, Cain Vineyard & Winery, www.CainFive.com, Heritage Radio Network, Maxwell Britten, beverage director and marketing manager, Maison Premiere, Damon Dyer, Jack the Horse Tavern, Bait & Tackle, The Gentleman's Companion, Cuff & Buttons, Bacardi Ultimate Spirits Challenge, Eddie Oysters, recession and decadence, people don't compromise some things even when times are hard, creole bitters, St. Helena, Absinthe fountain,

All About Absinthe (20:37)

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absinthe, stoner culture, Tuscon, psychedelic drugs, high proof everclear, regulations on absinthe, wormwood, distillation, absinthe myths, New York State Liquor Authority, star anise, herbal liquor, hits your system in a different way, Absinthe is very high proof, an ounce per serving, diluting, online Absinthe communities, www.Wormwood.org, cocktail culture, absinthe techniques, beer tap design, lucid absinthe,

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