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The Unexpected Cajun Kitchen: Classic Cuisine with a Twist of Farm-to-Table Freshness

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Bowling Alone: Revised and Updated: The Collapse and Revival of American Community

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Our Kind of People: Inside America's Black Upper Class

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Vanderbilt: The Rise and Fall of an American Dynasty

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Killing the Mob: The Fight Against Organized Crime in America

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Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West

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The White Album: Essays

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South to America: A Journey Below the Mason-Dixon to Understand the Soul of a Nation

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Benjamin Franklin: An American Life

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How Mexican Food Migrated to the Northeast: On this episode of Cooking In Mexican From A to Z, Aarón and Zarela sit down with Lori Flores. Lori is an associate professor of History at Stony Brook University, where she teaches classes in US Latino, labor, immigration, and food history. They discuss Lori's background growing up in rural Texas, her migration to the East Coast, and how Mexican food arrived in East Coast cities like New York. Lori is the author of the award-winning book Grounds for Dreaming: Mexican Americans, Mexican Immigrants, and the California Farmworker Movement (Yale, 2016). Her new book on the history of Latino food workers in the US Northeast from 1940 to the present day has received support from the Russell Sage and Rockefeller Foundations.

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Masterclass Part 1 - Introducing David Jones from the Manna From Devon Wood Fired Oven Cooking School.

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Mediterranean Sauce-Making for American Kitchens: Across the Mediterranean, one of the great gifts of the olive oil kitchen is a whole collection of sauces—including dips and spreads—that always include olive oil with ingredients ranging from nuts and seeds to spices, herbs, and other aromatics. Learn a...

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Getting to Know Mexican Green Chiles with Aarón and Zarela: In this very first episode of Cooking in Mexican from A to Z,  mother-son duo, Aarón Sánchez and Zarela Martínez discuss one of their favorite ingredients: chiles verdes, or green chiles. The traditional Mexican techniques of roasting, drying, and cooking are told through stories of their early days on the ranch in Mexico through their careers as chefs in NYC. They talk about their identity as a family (three generations of cookbook authors!), their personal and professional relationship (which includes being the first mother-son team to cook at the White House), and developing their own culinary styles. Then, they let the ingredients guide the conversation. Aarón and Zarela dive into regionality, flavor principles, and food history. They share where the jalapeño gets its name and explain why you should never rinse a roasted chili. They also cover ways of growing, roasting, and drying chilis and suggest methods for eating the

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Sobremesa with Josephine Caminos Oría: On today's episode I welcome Josephine Caminos Oría, author and founder of La Dorita Cooks, to talk about her new book "Sobremesa: A Memoir of Food and Love in Thirteen Courses." Josephine talks about her Argentine-American upbringing, sharing...

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Episode 97: The Manioc Route: What staple food feeds over 500 million people, and is gluten-free? Answer- the manioc root, and its this weeks topic on A Taste of the Past. Linda Pelaccio sits down with Teresa Corção, chef/owner of O Navegador restaurant and co-founder of Instituto M

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Ep. 109 - Black Food, with Bryant Terry: The best cookbooks are so much more than collections of recipes. They’re windows into a life or a place or a time or a way of thinking.

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Alison Roman Is Calling BS on Dinner Party Traditions: Her new cookbook, Nothing Fancy, will help a generation reclaim entertaining at home

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Can You Say Cheese? with Carlos Yescas and Lee Hennessy: This week we’re learning all about the culture of cheese, and literal cheese cultures, with Carlos Yescas and Lee Hennessy. They join Jonathan to discuss how cheese is made, the politics and economics of the global cheese industry, and why we should enjoy Swiss cheese while we have it. It’s the episode equivalent of a gorgeous charcuterie board! Carlos Yescas is a cheese scholar, advocate, distributor, and researcher. He documents cheese traditions and stories and is currently researching raw-milk use in cheesemaking around the world. Lee Hennessy is the founder, farmer, and cheesemaker of Moxie Ridge Farm. Lee is a first-generation farmer and a transgender man with a surprising background in both wine and Hollywood. He lives and works in Argyle, NY and in his spare time he enjoys spending time with his goats, reading long fantasy series, learning to play instruments and singing. Want to stop doomscrolling? Take Carlos’ advice

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The Politics of Southern Cooking: This week we’re headed down South to investigate the culinary and cultural traditions of Southern Cooking.

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This is Extra Spicy: San Francisco Chronicle food writers and columnists Soleil Ho and Justin Phillips talk to fascinating food folks in the Bay Area and beyond about restaurant life, cookbooks and the devastating horror of ranch dressing. Their attempts to decipher the bizarro happenings of the food world will stimulate your mind and your appetite.

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Rib Tips, Hot Links, and the Mississippi Roots of Chicago Barbecue: In “Rib Tips, Hot Links, and the Mississippi Roots of Chicago Barbecue,” Gravy producer Courtney DeLong dives into the history of Chicago barbecue and its connection to the .  When people think about the best barbecue cities in America, they...

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Illyanna Maisonet: Diasporican: Maisonet’s cookbook, Diasporican, provides a visual record of Puerto Rican food, ingredients and techniques. She shares deeply personal recipes—some even passed down from her grandmother and mother—that trace the island’s flavor traditions to the Taino, Spanish, African, and even United States’ cultures that created it.

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S5E9: The Complex History of Black People with Dr. Candice Harrison: Lady, we know that Black History IS American History 365 (well, 366 if it’s a leap year, lol). Today Terri and Dom are joined in conversation with historian, Dr. Candice Harrison. The ladies discuss what fuels Candice’s passion for history; the work...

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Tofu for You: Meet the Cult Leader, the Spy, and the Pioneering Woman Chinese Doctor Who Brought Tofu to the West

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Journey of Chinese Food in America: NYHS Panel: In this special episode of Speaking Broadly, I'm sharing a powerful discussion I had the opportunity to moderate, hosted by the New York Historical Society, titled The Journey of Chinese Food in America. My guests were two powerhouses: Jing Gao, founder of Fly By Jing, and Heather Lee, Assistant Professor of History at NYU Shanghai. Food is the entry point to both of their work.  Heather puts today's anti-Asian hate crimes in a historical context: "Chinese lives were so cheap 150 years ago, to the point where their lives were expendable. And despite the sort of physical violence they experienced every day they made an effort to find a space of negotiation. And one of the most viable ones, in which Americans, white Americans in particular, started changing their attitudes towards Asians and Chinese people was through food. And this was done through what I call gastro diplomacy. They said, 'You see me as competition; You see me as disease;

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Myles Snider: The Art of Cooking, Sharing Meals, & The Kitchen Essentials | MMP #191

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199: Award-Winning Mexican Chef and Political Analyst Hosts Groundbreaking PBS Special La Frontera: Thank you for listening to our Finding Brave show, ranked in the Top 100 Apple Career Podcasts! “I wanted to stay connected to my own roots, but I also wanted to open a window so that Americans, or whomever would watch [La Frontera] would understand...

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Special Sauce: Sam Sifton on Food as the Universal Language [1/2]: Sometimes my Special Sauce conversations function as a reunion, and this week's episode represents one of those times. Almost 20 years ago, my guest, Sam Sifton, was my editor at the <em>New York Times</em> food section, and, as such, the...

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Your Mama's Kitchen: Samin Nosrat: Cuisine and culture, ingredients and identities, and the meals and memories that make us who we are

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'AN AMERICAN LEGACY' - A message by Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanhar & Hank Fincken (Humanist Service): The message was delivered on Sunday, June 2, 2019, at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, by Rev. Dr. Marlin Lavanhar, Senior Minister, and Hank Fincken, Actor, at the Humanist Service. DESCRIPTION In both services this Sunday, performer...

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Revolutionary Women of Texas and Mexico with Kathy Sosa and Dr. Jennifer Speed: Kathy Sosa and Dr. Jennifer Speed share their journey of co-writing their book Revolutionary Women of Texas and Mexico.

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#233 Processed food, sugar, spices and British Colonial History with Sathnam Sanghera

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AF-447: Arkansas: American Folklore: Ancestral Findings Podcast

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A Texas Cabrito Communion: In “A Texas Cabrito Communion,” Gravy producer Evan Stern invites us to ride along as he joins the Avila and Aguirre families for a celebratory reunion and cabrito cookout at their YY Ranch, which sits below the Nueces River in Texas. The river...