Hi! I'm Paolo, the author of Quatro Fromaggio and Other Disgraces on the Menu. This is Thoughts on the Table, an audioblog on food and food culture, with a special eye on the difference between the so-called Italian Food and the real food of continental Italy.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Categories | FoodArtsSociety & Culture |
Join us in our journey through this fascinating subject as we touch on the concept of authenticity and on how culture influences our appreciation of flavor. Conversely, in the second part of the episode, Jason and I discuss some cooking trends that a... more
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I recently discovered this podcast but love how Paolo and his guests discuss food from the perspective of its roots. It makes me excited to start travelling again (hopefully soon). I can’t wait for more!!
I randomly stumbled upon this podcast. I LOVE how natural the interviews are, and how genuinely this podcast shares stories and information about Italy and Italian cuisine. Keep it up!
This is the most genuine, honest, and inspiring podcast-- Italian culture explained through science, history, and emotions. Paolo is a magnificent and welcoming host, and serves themes that challenge the usual "gastronomic" ideas. Although it is a show about food, it is founded in the meanings of food, how we get things on the plate, and why they might be arranged that way. I have enjoyed every podcast, and am impressed with the community of thought that goes into every one. I recommend this to ... more
Really enjoy your podcasts and the variety of guests being interviewed. more
This is a great addition to the informative and hilarious blog, "Quatro Formaggio," which I've been enjoying for some time. Paolo tries to understand and then undo all the strange creations that find their way to the North American dinner table. What makes him such an authority? Well, he's Italian, of course! Great stuff.
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