
From Samin Nosrat (chef and author of Good Things and Salt Fat Acid Heat) and Hrishikesh Hirway (creator and host of the podcast Song Exploder), Home Cooking is back with a brand new season. If you need help in the kitchen, or just want some creative inspiration, we’ve got you covered.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Jingle Bells, caramels
Do those two things rhyme?
My flour smells, you can tell
It spoils over time! Hey!
Tis the season for our season to come to a close, so we are wrapping things up (like a gift) with our friends Josey Baker, to help us level up ... more
We're back with a Thanksgiving special! Samin has a cold, and a cold-pressed juicer, but Hrishi's got some mildly spicy jokes (which is why we have our first ever explicit-ish language warning). For this episode, we’re finding new ways to honor old T... more
The poet and piemaker Kate Lebo joins us to help discuss her book "The Book of Difficult Fruit," which inspired this episode! We meddle with some medlars and try to make some prickly pears less prickly. Don’t take your pommes for granted!
For recipe... more
Coming to you live from the Emerson Colonial Theater in Boston, with a little cameo appearance from Sumesh Uncle!
For recipes, Home Cooking merch, and a transcript of this episode, visit homecooking.show.
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I recently discovered this podcast and can’t stop listening! I love the humor, the hosts, and of course of all the wonderful food and cooking tips. Please continue making this podcast. The world needs more of this right now. You’re keeping me going in these uncertain times. Xoxo
My 8yo was inspired to watch Salt Fat Acid Heat after listening to an episode. He loves it!
I added an episode of this show to my queue to listen to while at work. Immediately upon completion, I had to start binging the show. Samin and Hrishikesh have the most amazing personalities and co-host chemistry. The fantastic cooking tips are honestly just a plus at this point.
Perfect podcast for anyone who loves food and cooking. So happy they came back for a new season.
This podcast feels like a breath of fresh air in a time where positive, uplifting media can be so rare. I’m an organic farmer and have such a close relationship with food, and this podcast has lit a fire under me to take the creativity in the field and turn it into an entirely new piece of art in the kitchen. Just absolutely inspiring and enjoyable and fun, and I’m sure everyone in my life is sick of hearing me talk about all the things I learn after each episode. I hope they never stop making i... more
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A blend of culinary artistry and personal anecdotes, the content revolves around cooking tips, food preparation techniques, and creative inspiration in the kitchen. The hosts effectively engage with listeners through humorous banter and personal stories, enhancing the overall relatability of the content. A notable aspect is the focus on cultural identity as it intertwines with food, addressing themes like heritage, personal experiences with meals, and the significance of sharing recipes across different backgrounds. This podcast is particularly engaging for food enthusiasts looking for both guidance and a light-hearted exploration of culinary challenges.
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Recent guests on Home Cooking include:
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2. Emily Su
3. Sumesh Uncle
4. Latif Nasser
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