Podcasts about eat feed

The second episode of Flipping Channels is a feature of our Food channel. You'll hear excerpts of three podcasts: the All You Can Eat podcast, the Gastrocast, and the Eat Feed podcast, with music by the Dejunair Project.

This month, Wine Blogging Wednesday is on a Friday because founder Lenn Thompson of the Lenndevours wine blog has teamed up with Alberto from Il Forno a premier food blog and founder of Is My Blog Burning. So for IMBB 26 and WBW 21 the rules are fairly simple. For us wine bloggers, pick a bottle from your cellar and find a recipe to pair with it; for food bloggers it’s the other way round choosing one of their favorite recipes and then finding a wine. So when I read about this theme last month, I immediately thought of a food podcaster, Anne Bramley of Eat Feed, to give me some recipe ideas for the wine I chose. I spoke with Anne earlier today and she gave me several recipe ideas that might match with the White Rose Estate, Pinot Noir I selected from my cellar. After considering all of Anne’s suggestions, I picked the pork with apples and brandy cream we spoke about and cooked it for dinner this evening. Anne suggested a couple other recipes that can be found online here: - Pork Chops with Quinoa Pilaf and Dried Fruit - Pork Tenderloin with Gorgonzola and Figs Here are my tasting notes for the wine and match with the meal. Much more detail is available on the podcast: White Rose Estate, Pinot Noir, White Rose Estate Vineyard 2002 ($65/gift from Jay Selman from Grape Radio) - Ruby in color with powerful aromas of earth, black cherry and spice. Some people might be put off by the gamy, earthiness of the aromas of this wine, but I rather like this aspect. In the mouth its concentrated raspberry, black cherry and a little earth, finishing with supple tannins and good acidity to match with food. I really found this wine to be delicious, but I can see why others might not like this style at all. Score: 9/10 As for the match with the dish, I thought that the shallot cream sauce and the mild gaminess of the pork tenderloin matched almost perfectly with this wine, really enhancing the fruit. But when tasted with the sautéed apples, it really didn’t work too well. I think the next time I make this dish I’ll omit the apples or at least reduce the quantity down to a single apple. Thanks for Alberto and Lenn for a great idea to merge the two leading wine and food blogging events and to Anne Bramley for some great recipe ideas. I’ll see you next month for WBW 22, where I most likely will not have to cook ;-) Show Notes: 00:22 - Welcome and show theme 01:12 - Conversation with Anne Bramley of Eat Feed 15:03 - Selected recipe 16:58 - White Rose Estate, Pinot Noir, White Rose Estate Vineyard 2002 ($65) 18:14 - Wine and food match 20:12 - Contact Details 20:31 - Next Show Theme Feedback: winecast@gmail.com Copyright 2006 Acan Media, Inc. Licensed to the public under http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/

We address listener comments and questions, talk about why its a good time to adopt a shelter dog, discuss a great online canine resource and also solicit listener dog stories! Here's the shownotes:00:00 (Chapter 1) Intro00:21 We got into the Top 100 at Podcast Alley! Thanks for voting!00:52 (Chapter 2) Listener Comments/Questions01:41 Question from Partnerhund.com re "choke collars"03:53 Question from Mark and his flying puppy from Eblo the Weblog05:50 Question from Jorge from China re "clicker training without a clicker..."08:58 Suggestion from Anne from the Eat Feed podcast09:48 Suggestion from Gretchen from the Mommycast podcast10:16 Send in your stories about dogs, dog rescue success stories and funny dog stories!10:42 Send in pictures of your dogs to be featured on the website!11:25 (Chapter 3) Why it's a great time of the year to adopt a dog12:39 Sue Sternberg's Guide to choosing your next dog from a shelter-Guide is in Word format, here is a free Microsoft Word viewer for PC or a viewer for Mac.17:30 (Chapter 4) Hampton Roads Pet Directory & Community resource20:18 (Chapter 5) Spay or Neuter your dog / Outro