Each week, chef David Chang and host Chris Ying gather the members of Recipe Club to debate the best way to make the food you want to eat. Together, they hack and slash their way through the millions of recipes out there, so you don’t have to. In this latest season, the gang is tackling specific occasions—date nights, potlucks, late-night snacks, the first time you cook for the in-laws—and “polite... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | FoodArts |
It’s a beautiful day for a picnic, so grab your basket and head to Recipe Club! Marc Johnson brought a royally tasty coronation chicken salad. Mandy Roberts put together a lovely fattoush salad. And Scott Clark of Dad’s Luncheonette brought his delec... more
Open the trunk and start pregaming … it’s time for a Recipe Club tailgate. Pijja Palace owner Avish Naran brought some Texan Frito pies. Recipe Club returner Becky Joiner repped her hometown with some crab cakes. Darin Bresnitz, author and host of Sn... more
Spark up the grill and click those tongs, Recipe Club is having a backyard BBQ. Chef Joshua Skenes made homemade Pork Jerky. Chef Deborah Pak of Soban LA brought Korean BBQ Pork Ribs. Returning competitor Chef Justin Pichetrungsi of Anajak Thai broug... more
It’s 5 o’clock somewhere, and that somewhere is right here on Recipe Club! Mandy Roberts pulled up with Devils on Horseback. David Chang brought an Aguachile. And Tommy Brockert of LaSorted’s LA brought a Tortilla Española. Want to know which is the ... more
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I really like this season. I didn’t like the season where the chef/cooks were hamstrung by all the limitations. I sure hope Priya will be back this season as well. Lots of fun to listen!
No offense to David Chang, but I really feel like this show benefits greatly by having Chris as the host. If I’m being honest, I’ll read the description before listening to see if DC is on it, and will skip if that’s the case. He does a great job with the Dave Chang Show, where he can delve into deeper subjects, but I really appreciate the levity that Chris brings to this one!
5 stars for Chris Ying and the past wedgies. New format is not great, DC’s bullying in previous seasons was tolerable because at least the formats were fun. His whining has gotten worse—good god does he cringe when he hears himself. Chris Ying has the patience of a saint and is a talented host.
The podcast has taken a turn for the worse with its disappointing, and boring new format. A watered-down shell of its former self. When chefs age, are they okay with mediocre, or is it just the producers here?
The guys should stop talking over each other. The format and opinions are lame.
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Listeners are treated to lively discussions led by chefs and hosts about various food-related occasions and recipes. Each episode showcases a blend of humor, personal anecdotes, and culinary insights as they tackle popular topics ranging from picnic dishes to game day snacks, exploring the cultural significance of food in various contexts. The dynamic interactions among hosts, alongside guest contributions from culinary professionals, add depth and variety to the content, making it a relatable experience for those who enjoy cooking and food culture. Notably, the podcast emphasizes practical advice and creative spins on classic recipes, enhanced by competitive cooking challenges that engage both the hosts and the audience.
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Recent guests on Recipe Club include:
1. Jack Rearden
2. Alyse Whitney
3. Ari Kolender
4. Caitlin Cutler
5. Marc Johnson
6. Chris Chen
7. Jennifer Yee
8. Nicole Rucker
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