
You know that annoying question you keep asking yourself? “What should I make for dinner tonight?" Stop asking it and listen to the Recipe of the Day podcast instead. Recipe of the Day will cure your dinner indecision so you can become the cook everyone loves! In each daily episode, recipe creator and cookbook author Christine Pittman, tells you about a recipe that's perfectly chosen for that day.... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 600 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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I know what you want. A classic, sliceable meatloaf that’s rich and never mushy, right? You’ve found it! I tested this recipe over 20 times to get the texture and structure exactly right. This is the true old-school loaf pan version, made with higher... more
I grew up making these in my parents’ deli, and the secret to a great Reuben is simple: warm up the filling, dry out the kraut, and lightly toast the inside of the bread so it never turns soggy. Recipe: Classic Reuben Sandwich from COOKtheSTORY.
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This dish became a house favorite before it ever had a name. In this episode, I’m sharing the story behind it and why I’m finally writing it down after years of making it from memory.
I talk about how the idea started with something Marty ate consta... more
Looking for beef stew with meat that’s actually tender, not just cooked through? This is one of those recipes where patience pays off. Recipe: Beef Stew Recipe from TheCookful.
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My favorite podcast!!! This is how I start my day, I cook for my meditation. I love cooking for family and friends. I bring my treasures to work at a endoscopy unit in Boston. It’s like handing out love! This podcast is no mindless chatter, no banter, just give me the basics! A million thanks!!!
Really enjoy your daily podcasts. I made the Kalau Pig today. Followed recipe given and it was great. Once pork was cooked, I remove pork from pot and then added cabbage, onions, red potatoes and small ears of frozen corn on the cob to pot and seasoned heavily with a Cajun seasoning. Cooked for ten minutes, natural release fo 8 minutes. It was delicious.
I am so glad I found your podcast!
I’ve tried several of your recipes and have loved all of them.
Hi Christine,
I’ve been listening to you almost daily for about 6-7 months now, and I am just figuring our where to leave a review.
I love your ROTD daily, and I listen to almost all of your weekend interviews.
I also enjoy the fact that you hail from Canada and have those little Canadian pronunciations that make it so interesting.
I live in Sunnyvale, CA in the heart of Silicon Valley. But my root are ‘farm-based.’ My mother grew up on a farm in the Central Valley here in CA. And my cousin... more
I like this one because Christine doesn’t dwell on chefs and their spiritual journeys or how someone’s trip to a volcano rim influenced their cooking. That stuff is fine but I like to listen to practical advice on how to make things. Also her recipes tend to be pretty practical and mostly from easily available ingredients. It’s surprising how few podcasts there are like that.
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Focusing on solving dinner dilemmas, the show features daily episodes that provide listeners with quick and straightforward recipes suitable for any occasion. Christine Pittman, the host and recipe creator, emphasizes practicality by sharing easy-to-follow meals ranging from classic family dishes to unique party appetizers. Her personable storytelling integrates personal experiences with cooking strategies, making it relatable for home cooks looking for both inspiration and efficiency. Listeners can expect informative episodes that enhance their cooking skills without overwhelming them, making this show particularly appealing to busy individuals and families who desire delicious yet uncomplicated meal options.
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2. Paula Montenegro
3. Chef Justin Robinson
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