
This season, Recipe Club goes to the movies! Dave Chang, Chris Ying, and a cast of special guests scrutinize the culinary cameos you can’t get out of your head. They go deep on why these scenes stick with us, why they make us hungry, and what they get right (and wrong) about eating.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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There's a Jedi in the Recipe Club clubhouse this week. Bobby Moynihan (Jedi Bob) is here with Chris and Dave to unpack every detail of the food and drinks in the 'Star Wars' universe. While the gang is petrified that the 'Star Wars' fan base will pou... more
Dave Chang and Chris Ying rewatch 'The Founder' (2016). The McDonald's origin story sends them headfirst down a rabbit hole of self-examination. Are they artistic purists or capitalist pigs? Is it too late to change their ways? How many McDonald's ch... more
Warm Champagne. Ostrich steak Diane. Tales from Oktoberfest. This episode has it all. Chris welcomes comedian Jon Gabrus to the clubhouse to discuss bachelor parties, wine, and the movie 'Sideways.' And thanks to Ryan Bailey, one of the country's bes... more
Chris and Dave welcome Mallory Rubin to the clubhouse to discuss the burger scenes in 'Pulp Fiction' and 'Avengers,' and unpack the hold burgers have on American culture. Dave also serves his "greatest milkshake ever" while learning about Mallory's d... more
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Chris you knocked this out. Love a good talk about wine and Sideways is a favourite of mine and my wife’s. I need to re listen while having a glass. The audio is still off though. Cracking my truck speakers……….Noah
Podcast has hit rock bottom. The winecountry epi was the last straw for me- headache inducing and misogynistic. What terrible guests. Where are the recipes? Where are Rachel & Priya & Bryan?
I haven’t Evan watched it yet but everyone I know said it sucks with season 4. Now that I think more about people’s opinions I’m not interested
Liked the previous season where they actually cooked dishes and talked about the recipes. This season is totally boring and lacking any recipes I had to quit after this latest episode. One of the guests on says that she doesn’t even cook that she’s from a family of cooks and she’s not even carrying on the tradition. What even is this?
It’s time to call it quits on Recipe club. This year’s concept is a totally different format where Chris Ying just talks about various ‘iconki’ food scenes in movies. There’s no cooking. I get it, it was hard to sustain the prior format because it involved a lot of work, so it’s time to move on. This is not ‘recipe club’.
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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:
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