Yours In Butter is an inclusive + interactive podcast for folks that want to pull up a seat to the table, and everyone is welcome. Each week you’ll hear conversations about home cooking, good eating, and (real) lifestyle. Ava‘s perspective focuses on reality + love + family, and each week we’ll talk about some basics of cooking, regional dishes, and some of the cultural nuances that come along with those traditions. Food is partly what joins us together and we want to hear your take. We encourage you to share your story in audio format – just record it on your phone and send it to yoursinbutter@gmail.com If we can, we’ll include it in an upcoming episode. Welcome, we hope you’ll stay for dinner!
The Yours in Butter podcast hosted by Ava is a delightful and inspiring show that explores the world of food, baking, and life experiences. From the moment I started listening, I was captivated by Ava's raw and vulnerable storytelling, which instantly created a deep connection between me and the podcast. Despite never having met Ava in person, her words have resonated with me since 2013 when I first discovered her Instagram account through my hairdresser. Her dedication to embracing vulnerability has always been an inspiration to me, and listening to her on the podcast brings back fond memories of reaching out for no reason other than to connect. It's truly heartwarming to hear the love that emanates from her soul through her voice.
The best aspect of The Yours in Butter podcast is undoubtedly the unique combination of comfort, tenderness, spice, and delicacy that Ava serves up in every episode. It's like enjoying a perfectly balanced dish accompanied by a crisp glass of "hurt your own feelings." As a self-proclaimed Truckey STAN (superfan), I can't get enough of how Ava seamlessly blends conversations about food and baking with discussions about life as a queer single mom. She brings about a deep sense of humanity and vulnerability that is rare to find in podcasts these days. It's like sitting at a chef's table in their kitchen as they chat openly about recipes and life experiences. Ava's ability to bring people together, whether it be in person or online, is truly remarkable. Her brave honesty and encouragement to be unapologetically oneself create a safe space for everyone who listens.
While The Yours in Butter podcast has so many incredible aspects, it would be remiss not to acknowledge any potential drawbacks. One minor critique could be that at times, the episodes may lack structure or focus due to their conversational nature. However, this organic flow ultimately adds charm and authenticity to the show rather than detracting from it. It's like sitting down for a warm and friendly chat over coffee with a dear friend, where topics ebb and flow naturally. So, while some listeners may prefer a more structured format, others will appreciate the relaxed and casual style that Ava brings to the table.
In conclusion, The Yours in Butter podcast is truly an exceptional show that has the power to bring people together through their shared love of food, baking, and life experiences. Ava's words are real, raw, and honest, creating a welcoming and inclusive presence that feels like eating a comforting dish for the soul. As someone who initially bonded with Ava through Facebook posts and her writing, I can attest to how she has brought wonderful individuals into my life by sharing her thoughts and perspectives. The Yours in Butter podcast is not just about food; it's about forging connections, embracing vulnerability, and finding solace in shared experiences. Thank you, Ava, for creating such a beautiful space for us all.
Pull up a chair while I talk about what's next for Offbeat Market, what to do when you have too much dill, and whether or not I think you should serve meat/booze at your wedding when you partake in neither. The post Too Much Dill + Wedding Booze Blues appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
I'm back! After a much needed hiatus, I'm excited to be back in the kitchen, back at the farmers market, and back with my dear community! Cheers to celebrating almost an entire year of Yours In Butter, and this divine braised leek recipe. Show notes, recipe: https://alexandracooks.com/2019/05/30/braised-leeks-with-pappardelle-parmesan/ The post Reconnecting with food and community appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
What would it look like if we chose rest, instead of being forced into it, and how can we make rest a form of resistance in our everyday life? The post Rest is a form of resistance appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with me this week while I geek out on the opportunity to gather + be amongst my community by way of Hospitality Matters . A bi-weekly (in-person) group facilitated by Instagram.com/@thepleasurecenteredtherapist + organized by yours truly, where industry folks can gather, build community, and access support during the ongoing pandemic. In addition to […] The post Community Care + What To Make With Farro + Traveling To Eat appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Pull up a chair while I gush about one of my favorite dishes, posole, the importance of identifying your Why before starting your cottage bakery (or anything, for that matter), the beauty in risk taking, and how I'm falling in love with being an organizer of a community maker's market here in Denver. The post Posole, Cottage Bakery Pt. 2, Community Markets appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with me this week while I share my favorite things to listen to in the car (including some of my favorite food-centric audiobooks), what to focus on when you're wanting to start your own home-based bakery, and some of my favorite things to bake to unwind (especially if you're a beginning-baker! The post Baking to Unwind and Becoming A Cottage Baker appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Pull up a chair while I discuss my experience with online dating, putting yourself “back out there”, how to prepare beef for someone you love when you don't eat beef, and cackle at semi-bizarre food hang-up's and cravings. The post How to Approach Online Dating + How To Cook For A Meat Lover appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with me and one of my favorite friends, Hannah Croft, while we talk about movies, pleasure, our favorite meals as of late, and fleshing out a group setting for food/service industry workers to come and receive community + care. The post The Best Thing You've Eaten Recently + Community Care For Food/Service Industry Workers. appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
I am fortunate enough to have good friends like Lara who will sit in the mess with me. Hang out with us while we discuss the fall-out of bootstrapping too long, how to metaphorically and literally feed yourself when you Can't Even, and how the collective is tired, and we can relate. The post When Your Mental Health Isn't So Healthy appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with me and Jess in the car (we have Covid) to discuss the beginning of the pandemic vs now, Covid Cooking, and culinary school insight. The post Covid Conversations appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with me while I bang on about risotto (what's new?), how I'm incorporating ease into my life, and why community + the people we love most are more important than ever. The post New year, new words appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Pull up a chair while we discuss what we'll be eating + cooking in 2022, and why I don't have plans to write a cook book. The post Happy New Year, Butter Babies! appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with me for our last episode of 2021 and learn about my favorite meals + eats of the year, if resolutions are a “thing” in my house, and why you should just get crab legs instead of lobster. The post 2021 Favorites + New Year’s Resolutions appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with me while we chat brunch “boards”, the best Christmas cookie, why stollen is too much work IMO, and my reflections on the last year. The post Christmas Brunch + Christmas Reflections appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Neuro-diverse and in the kitchen Hang out with me and one of my best friends, Lara Russo, while we chat about what it looks like being on the spectrum and in the kitchen! The post Neuro-diverse and in the kitchen appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
From niche gadgets to practicality, to homemade and handmade, you've got options! Get your kids in the kitchen! But make sure you're doing your part to keep it light, so that they actually want to participate. The post Food Lovers Gift Ideas + How To Engage My Kids In The Kitchen appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Pull up a chair while we discuss what to do with all those leftovers, how to not pull your hair out while you're hosting, and how I'm creating holiday memories with my kids. The post What Am I Doing With All These Leftovers? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with Mel, Bartender at The Block Distilling Co + owner of Nectar Cocktails and Me. Pomegranate Margarita 1.5oz tequila 2 oz pomegranate juice 0.5oz lime juice 0.5oz elderflower liquor or triple sec 0.5oz spiced simple syrup Spiced finishing salt Shake and strain In to a salt rimmed glass with ice Spiced salt 1 cup […] The post Holiday Cocktails appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
What can you make for vegetarian mains, how to date + eat during the holidays, and what it's like to have my bakery turn one year old. The post Dating During The Holidays + Butter Moon is 1! appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Get out of your cooking funk and then tell me about your most memorable holiday meal. Drop me a note at YoursInButter@gmail.com. The post How To Get Re-inspired In The Kitchen appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Market season is coming to an end! Hang out with me while I talk about my favorite ways to relax while cooking + why it is, and always will be, my community for me. The post The End Of Several Seasons appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Pull up a chair while we discuss who inspired us or taught us to cook, and tell me what you're making for your feast next month. The post Who Taught You To Cook? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
This week called for levity, and someone didn't approve of my disproval of frisée, so I took it and ran. The post Unpopular Food Opinions appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Listen while I try to say Soup And Stew Season (approximately 4 times), bang on about my favorite kitchen staples, and why the word “healthy” is loaded. The post Cooking for Picky Eaters + Kitchen Staples appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Pull up a chair while I gush over Samin Nosrat's buttermilk-brined roast chicken, what to serve along side, when to follow a recipe, and how our industry workers are unsung heroes. The post THE Roast Chicken And It’s Accompaniment appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Transitions are apart of life, and I'm looking forward to transitioning into fall and the next season of business ownership, cooking, and hanging out with y'all.What SHOULD you do with all those pumpkins, anyways? The post Seasonal Transitions appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with my girlfriend, Jessica and me, while we discuss our favorite travel + food memories while visiting a winery in Oregon. The post Will Travel For Food appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with me while flesh out cooking for dates, food-centric dates, and the pursuit of being kinder to ourselves. The post Cooking + Dates appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Hang out with me while I share the story of another, and my own, as we describe what our experiences with baking and cooking through grief looked like. The post Baking Through Grief appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Pull up a chair while I talk about one of my favorite versatile desserts, the galette + and what it looks like to eat when you camp with me. The post Dessert for a crowd appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Pull up a seat with me (and V) as we share our thoughts and experiences on Cooking For One, and some thoughts on (seasonally) transitional meals. The post Cooking for One appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
What to eat (or not) during The Big Sad and why I should be a smarter hiker by now. The post Eating Through Grief appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Know when to listen, when to apologize, when to show up vulnerably, and when to make corn chowder. The post Authenticity with a side of corn chowder appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Join me as I answer your questions about feeding kids + what to do with all that zucchini + and what my idea of a perfect meal is. The post The Ideal Meal Your Partner Can Make You appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Food writing, storytelling, and everything they entail are the way to my heart/mouth! Hang out to hear some of my favorites, a reality check in feeding kids, and sharing an essay (and recipe!) of my own. Recipe: 2 cups cake flour 1 cup granulated sugar 1 cup dark brown sugar, packed 2 teaspoons baking powder […] The post Food Writing + Seasonal (and not so seasonal) food(s) appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
More Q&A about (queer) dating, what to do with garlic scapes, Crying In H Mart, and how food is a bridge to folks, culture, and nostalgia. The post Food is a Bridge appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Episode 5! Pull up a seat while I tell y'all about identifying as queer + swooning over jammy tomatoes, and sharing my love of artichokes with my daughter. Jammy Tomato Orzo Salad Use this recipe/non-recipe as a vehicle to create other meals. A jammy tomato can be (almost) anything you want it to be, if […] The post A tale of two recordings appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Episode 4! I decided to share an essayette from my (untitled) food-adjacent memoir, and got another opportunity to answer some of your questions, both food + lifestyle related! If you have questions or want to share a story, send them my way to YoursInButter@gmail.com The post Small Victories + Trail Etiquette appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Episode three! But make it community. I still have the farmer’s market on my mind but this week you can hang out with me as I answer some of your questions about food, some about single parenting, and questions about navigating dating again! The post You've got questions – I've got (some answers) !! appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
Episode two! Join me as I get ready for another week of farmers market and do my best to be a little less All Or Nothing, and a little more It's The Little Things. Produce season is just about to hit the ground running here in Colorado, and I want to hear about what y'all are finding […] The post Back at the Market with Ava appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
It’s my first episode! So happy ya'll can join me on this new adventure of sharing experiences big and small through the Yours in Butter podcast. We'll be talking about the Farmer's Market this month and my commitment to change and grow. That said, it's not just about me, this is your podcast too! What […] The post At the Farmer’s Market with Ava appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.
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