Food Nerd Vanity Project

Chris and Robert return to talk Ugly Delicious, and in particular, Fried Rice... well, kind of. We discuss how the episode takes more of a dive into food and race, authenticity vs westernisation, as well as a discussion on how relevant the issues are for Australia. A fun episode.

The lost episode of Food Nerd Vanity Project is found! Chris, Robert and @Jokendray return to talk Fried Chicken. They discuss technique, the politics around it, and their preferred forms of Fried Chicken. 

In this Episode, Chris and Robert are joined by Jo Kendray to talk all things BBQ. We talk if there's a right or a wrong way to do it, the development of a world wide BBQ culture, as well as some of Jo's amazing first hand experiences of American BBQ! Check out https://www.mammajos.com/ for an amazing food experience! 

How much conversation can two Australians get out of Crawfish and Shrimp? Suprisingly a lot! Chris and Robert return to talk David Chang's search for fusion in a realm where people are notoriously conservative. We also talk Shrimp v Prawns, and discuss the importance of a diverse food culture. 

Chris and Robert return to talk more of David Chang's "Ugly Delicious", this time with #MasterchefAU 2018 contestent and future foodie travel queen @jokendray joining the fun. We talk food background and inspiration, the impact of a developing food culture on the way home meals are prepared, as well as show our love for the real star of the show, David Chang's mother!  #netflix #uglydelicious #food

Chris and Robert return to talk episode 2 of David Chang's food odyssey - Ugly Delicious, and it's Taco time. They break down the ins and outs of "real" mexican food, debate the merits of the taco vs burrito vs fajita, and talk about the influence of Noma on the series and their impact on different food cultures. 

It's back. Food Nerd Vanity Project is back, with new co-host @Robertscakes - And we're talking #Uglydelicious season 1. In this episode, we discuss the passion and issues around the humble Pizza. We examine the italian heritage, talk about the validity of the variations, and break down the various issues raised in the show, both deliberatly, and as a natural part of the episode.