
Former New York Times food journalist and #1 bestselling author Mark Bittman (How to Cook Everything; VB6; Animal, Vegetable, Junk) is joined by co-host (and daughter) Kate to explore all aspects of food – from what to have for dinner, how to raise healthy children, and how to perfect your cooking routine to big picture questions about climate change, sustainability, food policy, and global hunger... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 237 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArtsHealth & FitnessNutrition | |||

The chefs, and owners of Philly's much-loved Honeysuckle, talk to Kate and Mark about how they personally define a "Black" dish; the two very distinct formats behind the food that typically represents the US Black diaspora; why their original busines... more
In this revisited episode, Mark talks to award-winning actress Laura Linney about fantastic female roles, the parallels between cooking and acting, and her memories of the iconic Truman Show.
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The Nashville-based chef talks to Kate and Mark about how and why he finally feels recognized, how his drag has served as both a crutch and a hindrance—in the food world and elsewhere, and the priceless support he grew up with from his hippie parents... more
The supremely talented and charismatic writers talk to Kate about mail ordering fancy ice cream, the beauty of "store food," and watching hours and hours of TV together.
Get the recipe for Sam's Tuna Noodle Casserole: bittmanproject.com/reci... more
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The best source for all things educational, inspiring, and warming in the food world.
Warm, engaging and inspiring!
Kate and Mark are so generous, so intelligent, and so attuned to their guests. I just listened to the Alice Waters episode from this week, and was delighted to hear her mention peaches that I used to buy in Northern California. I’m so very grateful to have dined at Chez Panisse, more than once, while I lived nearby! This is really the only podcast I listen to, and I don’t skip it! I always learned something, and I love the end tag of what did you have for dinner.
As a healthcare provider, I so appreciate your podcasts that address food from a health and …dare I say political!-perspective. If we think this current political environment is focused on our health and the good of citizens- we need to think again. We are ALL in this together, and we ALL need to start speaking up as citizens who care about the future of our nation. Thanks again for what you do!
This is so much more than just about food . So many fascinating stories and people all linked by food - love it .
This was an excellent episode. After listening to, I bought Rick’s new cookbook and his other books as well. Very informative and special episode.
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Two long-running food hosts explore dining, cooking habits, sustainability, and policy through conversations with chefs, farmers, authors, and activists. Episodes often blend practical tips, recipe ideas, and big-picture discussions about climate change, healthy eating, and the food system, with guests ranging from cookbook authors and restaurateurs to nutritionists and activists. Listeners can expect thoughtful takes on school lunches, local food systems, and culturally rich cuisines, anchored by accessible cooking insights and personal storytelling. A distinctive thread is the mix of culinary expertise with policy relevance, offering both tangible tips and broader context for food's role in society.
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