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Let's Get Real - Why We Cook - Episode 53 - Peachy Keenwa

First Aired - 08/03/2010 06:30PM
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This week, Erica pays homage to all foods yellow. Specifically, we learn about the mind body benefits of the under-appreciated turmeric plant and the rich cultural and personal history of Cheese Doodles. This show was brought to you by Hearst Ranch, purveyors of fine grass-fed beef.

Photo 1: Morrie Yohai, inventor of the Cheez Doodle, Photo 2: turmeric powder

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Why We Cook Introduction: What's for Breakfast? (10:00)

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Erica Wides, Why We Cook, Heritage Radio Network, Hearst Ranch, the color of the breakfast Erica ate today, Quinoa, varied preparation, peaches, Bulgarian feta cheese, the golden color of the peach and quinoa was beautiful, Erica is on a mission to eat more turmeric, it's a powerful anti inflammatory food, cancer fighter and tumor killer, turmeric is eaten a lot in India, it's been used medicinally for thousands of years, curcumin, powdered turmeric, yellow ginger, Beliz, Andrew Cote, summer peaches, feta makes everything better, buckwheat honey,

Remembering The Cheez Doodle & Morrie Yohai (10:00)

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yellow foods, Erica reads her news online, she doesn't like the smell and feel of newspaper, plus: it creates too much waste, New York Times, Mitch Miller died this week, Sing Along with Mitch, the inventor of the Cheez Doodle died!, Morrie Yohai, the most opposite food form of the breakfast Erica ate, edible food like substance, surplus corn mean turned into a slurry and put it through a machine that sprays it, mixed with air injected with gas and shot out as a big long continuous worm, sliced by blades into two inch doodles, doodles are sprayed with dehydrated cheddar cheese power then baked, Cracker Jacks, Erica was not allowed to have junk foods in her house, Erica remembers what Cheez Doodles meant to her as a child, Erica vowed as a child that when she grew up she would live on junk food,

Turmeric, Coloring & Yellow Foods (10:00)

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Morrie was the son of Turkish Jews, a culture that is renowned for its healthy cuisine, the most turmeric people ingest without knowing is a coloring agent, it's used in mac n cheese to give it color, the primary coloring agent in mustard, used in margarine and chicken broth, there is no turmeric in Cheez Doodles, turmeric is used as a flavor in the rest of the world, gives curry it's yellow color, Masala, also used in Indian pickling, also used in Persian and Iranian dishes, padang style curry,

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