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On a special Cooking Issues, Dave is joined by Maile Carpenter. Maile is the Editorial Director for the company that oversees the Food Network Magazine, The Pioneer Woman and others. She launched Rachael Ray magazine back in the day, and previously w... more
Jersey mozzarella, tomato shame and melon hate are all a part of the conversation this week on another "No Tangent Tuesday" edition of Cooking Issues with Dave Arnold. more
This week on a Jean-less, Quin-less No Tangent Tuesday, Dave chats about everything from jersey corn to cocktail allergies. more
Dave has an immense amount of knowledge about food, cooking, and chemistry. The crew is also weird and quirky. If you care about knowledge, food, or are just a generally curious person, this show is wonderful. When Dave or Nastassia become motivated, they’ll go to the ends of the earth for it. more
If you like Alton Brown (Good Eats), Kenji Lopez Alt (The Food Lab) or America’s Test Kitchen you need to listen to this show. Dave has a staggering depth and breadth of cooking knowledge on everything from the latest molecular gastronomy tricks to traditional techniques. Wonderfully produced with a fun crew and great guests. Dave often goes off on wild tangents and if you go along for the ride you’ll have a great time and learn a lot. There are also hundreds of old episodes on the listing from ... more
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Cooking Issues launched 2 years ago and published 111 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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