Megan tours the cookbooks on her shelf, cocktail in hand, and discusses feminism, her life as a cook, what she learned from her grandmothers, and observations on life. So pour a drink and come to appreciate the books on your shelf.
In this episode we talk about:Mastellone's Deli in Baltimore.Frank's Pizza in Baltimore.John's Roast Pork in Philly. Go Indie Now with Joe Compton.
BUTTERFLY KISSES by Erik Kristopher Myers
eat your drink by Matthew BiancanielloOlogies with Ali Ward (and guest Matthew Biancaniello) https://www.alieward.com/ologies/mixology
The Cocktail: https://www.halfbakedharvest.com/golden-snitch-cocktail/The Cookbook: https://www.amazon.com/Unofficial-Harry-Potter-Cookbook-Knickerbocker/dp/1440503257Variety Article: https://variety.com/2020/film/news/daniel-radcliffe-jk-rowling-transgender-women-are-women-1234628404/An Interview With Daniel Radcliffe by Erik Kristopher Myers: https://www.aintitcool.com/ekm-escape-from-pretoria-radcliffe-annan-webber-82802/
In which I discuss one of my most-used cookbooks, and what the recipes mean to me.
In which Megan discovers what Betty Crocker has to say about coffee. And then says a lot about what Betty says.
Stuck inside with no one to cook for, Megan Morgan makes a drink - and then wonders what the drinks in her oldest cookbook might be like. When she opens a 1961 copy of the Betty Crocker New Picture Cookbook, she discovers plenty of punch recipes stripped of alcohol. This leads to a deeper discussion of the cookbook and what it says about the 1960s and our modern era, with lots of tangents about Megan's cooking life.Resources:The Book Thing in BaltimoreBetty Crocker's New Picture Cookbook