Serious Eats' podcast Special Sauce enables food lovers everywhere to eavesdrop on an intimate conversation about food and life between host and Serious Eats founder Ed Levine and his well-known/famous friends and acquaintances both in and out of the food culture.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 402 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsFood |
On this episode of Special Sauce, we revisit our extraordinary conversation with the great Mexico City-based chef Lalo Garcia and the journalist Laura Tillman, who chronicled his extraordinary journey from undocumented migrant farm worker to world-fa... more
On this episode of Special Sauce we revisit our provocative conversation with the food activist, farmer, and force of nature Karen Washington, one of the stars of the terrific documentary 'Food and Country'. In times like these, when many of our cher... more
On this episode of Special Sauce we talk to White Oak Pastures' Will Harris about nothing less than the future of farming. Harris has become one of the leading voices of the regenerative farming movement.
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Last September Asheville, North Carolina was devastated by Hurricane Helene. The damage is estimated to be $60 billion. Especially hard hit was the close-knit food community that has attracted millions of visitors to Asheville every year. The New Yor... more
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I recently discovered this podcast, Special Sauce and I was thrilled to find it. However,I was disappointed to see that it took a political turn with the episode featuring Kamala Harris. I appreciate podcasts as a form of entertainment and education and prefer to keep them free from political discussions, unless of course it is a podcast idefined political. I felt like Ed Levine is using his much deserved culinary credentials as a means to promote a political preference . I didn't like it. I app... more
I recently discovered this podcast, Special Sauce and I was thrilled to find it. However,I was disappointed to see that it took a political turn with the episode featuring Kamala Harris. I appreciate podcasts as a form of entertainment and education and prefer to keep them free from political discussions, unless of course it is a podcast idefined political.
I felt like Ed Levine is using his much deserved culinary credentials as a means to promote a political preference . I didn't like it.
I ... more
It’s interesting to hear the backstories of these different chefs, the journeys are quite varied. Starting a small business is tough, but the guests show that a good concept, solid training and a lot of grit go into this stuff.
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An exploration of various facets of food culture, this show offers in-depth conversations with notable chefs, food activists, and personalities from the culinary world, digging into their experiences and philosophies about food and life. The discussions often emphasize the intersection of food with broader social issues, from sustainability and food justice to personal stories of passion and creativity within the kitchen. Unique narratives about ingredients, recipes, and food traditions are interwoven with insights on the challenges faced by the food industry, making it a compelling listen for food enthusiasts who appreciate both culinary expertise and personal storytelling.
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Recent guests on Special Sauce include:
1. Will Harris
2. Meherwan Irani
3. Pete Wells
4. Bob Jones
5. Fernando Lopez
6. Zach Brooks
7. Adam Chandler
8. Karen Washington
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