Podcasts about kitchen tips

Join Chef AJ as she whips up the ultimate Dessert Date Shake! In this video, Chef AJ shares her secrets to creating a delicious and healthy vegan date shake. Made with dates, non-dairy milk, and a hint of vanilla, this shake is a perfect treat without any added sugar. Watch now to learn how to make this refreshing and guilt-free dessert that everyone will love!#VeganDateShake #ChefAJRecipes #HealthyTreats

Learn how to make Chef AJ's quick and delicious Raspberry Coulis! This easy recipe uses simple ingredients like raspberries and dates to create a perfect dessert sauce. Ideal for topping pies, puddings, or even banana ice cream, this Raspberry Coulis adds a burst of flavor to any dish. Follow along with Chef AJ and elevate your desserts with this vibrant and tasty sauce!#RaspberryCoulis #ChefAJRecipes #HealthyDesserts

Join Chef AJ as she shares her recipe for the irresistible Desert Date Shake! Learn how to make this delicious and healthy vegan treat, inspired by the famous date shakes from Palm Desert. Using simple ingredients like dates, non-dairy milk, and a secret coffee-flavored twist, Chef AJ recreates this classic shake without any added sugar or dairy. Perfect for a refreshing snack or dessert!#DateShake #VeganTreats #ChefAJ

Imagine with me…your kids can take over a whole dinner meal and cook it themselves while you get something else done!It's a dream that has become reality times three for me here at the Kids Cook Real Food™ household.I realized I've shared the process we used to gradually release cooking responsibility and teach our kids to cook a whole dinner by themselves many times on other podcasts when I'm the guest. It's about time I share it with you as well!It's a multi-step process:Let the kids watch you make a recipe.Watch them make the recipe while you're there with reminders.Let them make the same recipe while you're available in the house for questions.Then they can make that recipe with zero help from you.For 3-9 months, the kids should make the same recipe weekly to learn it to a mastery level.Then in the second year of kid's cooking night (or second phase), you can let them make their old favorite every other week. In the interim weeks, they need to try other recipes.This allows them to take on the physical labor of cooking first, then gradually ease into the mental load portion as you help them meal plan side-by-side.We've used this process with three kids so far, and the fourth won't be far behind!You can watch Paul and Leah's “old favorite recipe” for pizza right here. This is a great one to watch with your kids as it has Paul's early teenage creativity stamped all over it.Resources We Mention for Kids Cooking DinnerGet started teaching your kids to cookSome of Paul's favorite recipes to make: cheeseburger soup or pinto galloYou can see Paul and Leah's pizza recipe here along with their entire process. (They filmed and edited the entire video themselves!)Teach kids skills in the kitchen instead of just teaching recipes Kitchen Stewardship Kids Cook Real Food follow Katie on Instagram or Facebook Subscribe to the newsletter to get weekly updates YouTube shorts channel for HPH Find the Healthy Parenting Handbook at kidscookrealfood.com/podcast Affiliate links used here. Thanks for supporting the Healthy Parenting Handbook!

Send us a text   In this episode of Whipped Cream Salmon, hosts Brian and Ronnie celebrate the New Year, share their holiday experiences, and discuss their culinary adventures in Atlanta. They explore biking in the city, the challenges of staying healthy while working in a kitchen, and their recent dining experiences at a new Thai restaurant and a Szechuan spot. The conversation is filled with humor, anecdotes about everyday life, and insights into food culture. In this engaging conversation, Brian and Ronnie delve into their culinary experiences, focusing on Szechuan cuisine, cooking mishaps, and the joys of vlogging their cooking adventures. They share their favorite dishes, discuss the differences between American and authentic Chinese food, and reflect on the challenges of filming cooking videos. The conversation also touches on kitchen tips, including the importance of using proper tools and the fun of creating vision boards for their podcasting journey.Chapters00:00 Welcome to Whipped Cream Salmon00:59 New Year Celebrations and Reflections03:00 Exploring Atlanta: Food and Culture05:49 Biking Adventures and City Exploration08:58 Sickness and the Cycle of Health11:58 Dining Experiences: Thai and Szechuan Cuisine14:54 Culinary Insights: Authenticity in Asian Cuisine17:53 Lentils and Comfort Food21:01 Humorous Anecdotes and Everyday Life26:37 Exploring Szechuan Cuisine28:25 Dumplings and Dim Sum Adventures30:41 Vlogging Cooking Experiences37:21 Cooking Mishaps and Lessons Learned41:44 Vision Boards and Podcasting Goals46:28 Kitchen Tips and RecommendationsWhat We DrankRonnie - Hot toddy - Tin Cup WhiskyBrian - Sapporo - SapporoChai Pani - Atlanta, GAChez Pannise - Berkley, CASTAY CREAMY

Send us a text   In this episode of Whip Cream Salmon, hosts Brian and Ronnie dive into their culinary experiences, discussing everything from the challenges of a long workday in the kitchen to the intricacies of making Peruvian chicken and gumbo. They explore the art of soy sauce production, the importance of a well-cooked roux, and the philosophy behind plating and presentation in culinary arts. The conversation also touches on the slow-moving process of building a new culinary space and their exciting holiday cooking plans, including making fresh tortillas and tamales. In this engaging conversation, Ronnie and Brian explore various culinary topics, from ceviche and hot sauce creations to salsa verde techniques and cooking competitions. They share personal anecdotes about their experiences in Napa Valley, discuss gluten-free trends, and recount kitchen mishaps that lead to humorous learning moments. The duo also emphasizes simplifying cooking with practical tips and essential kitchen tools, such as a kitchen scale, to enhance the cooking experience.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Kitchen Chronicles06:01 The Art of Soy Sauce12:03 The Roux and Its Secrets17:59 Plating and Presentation in Culinary Arts23:48 Building a New Culinary Space31:41 Ceviche and Culinary Adventures39:04 Cooking Competitions and Culinary Experiences44:38 Gluten-Free Trends and Restaurant Experiences52:46 Kitchen Tips: Simplifying Cooking58:30 Essential Kitchen Tools: The Kitchen ScaleBeers we drank- Ronnie - New Belgium - Fat Tire Ale- Brian - Larceny - Kentucky Straight Bourbon WhiskeySTAY CREAMY

Send us a text In this episode of Whip Cream Salmon, hosts Ronnie Sanchez and Brian Bistanza dive into a lively discussion about food, drinks, and culinary experiences. They share their tasting notes on various beers, engage in a cooking challenge featuring goulash vs. chicken 'n' dumplings, and explore their favorite travel destinations for food. The conversation highlights the importance of culinary traditions, personal experiences in cooking, and the joy of discovering new flavors while traveling. In this engaging conversation, Ronnie and Brian explore various culinary experiences and travel destinations, sharing personal anecdotes and insights from their journeys. They discuss the dangers of certain locations, the allure of high-end dining in Mexico City, and the rich food culture of the Caribbean. The duo also reflects on their experiences in North America, particularly New Orleans and Montreal, while emphasizing the importance of training and safety in the kitchen. They conclude with practical cooking tips, particularly for preparing chicken breasts, and share humorous kitchen mishaps.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Whip Cream Salmon06:11 Cooking Challenge: Goulash vs. Chicken and Dumplings12:03 Exploring Culinary Traditions24:00 Culinary Experiences in Asia and Europe33:24 Navigating Danger and Corruption39:41 Culinary Destinations in North America49:00 The Importance of Training in the Kitchen55:32 Tips for Cooking Chicken BreastsWhat We Drank- Brian - Edmund's Oast - Something Cold- Ronnie - Rhinelander Brewing Co - Boatswain American IPABuzz Feed IdiotsSTAY CREAMY

Send us a text In this episode of Whip Cream Salmon, hosts Ronnie Sanchez and Brian Bistanza discuss the exciting developments in Ronnie's workplace as they prepare to manage a new food hall project. They delve into the challenges of kitchen design, equipment logistics, and menu planning, while also sharing humorous anecdotes and insights from their culinary experiences. The conversation highlights the importance of building efficient systems and the thrill of culinary innovation in a large-scale food service operation. In this conversation, Brian and Ronnie discuss the challenges and excitement of opening a new restaurant, including menu development and the importance of adaptability. They share their Thanksgiving preparations, highlighting various dishes and cooking techniques. The conversation also features humorous anecdotes about kitchen mishaps, leading into a segment called 'The Idiot Sandwich,' where they share personal cooking blunders. Finally, they provide valuable kitchen tips, particularly focusing on the significance of pasta water in cooking.Beers we drankRonnie - SopporoBrian - SinghaSTAY CREAMY

Let's talk about the crazy but super helpful things I do in the kitchen. These ideas will certainly help give that great vibe when cooking.

We all know that we need to eat more vegetables, but what if you just can't stand them? And what if the only way you can think of to eat them is salads? Maybe you just haven't cooked vegetables in a way that you truly enjoy. Our guest this week offers ideas and tips but, above all, encourages you to play with your food to find what you love!On this week's episode, Jenn is joined by Hollywood caterer and cookbook author, Gwen Kenneally. Gwen gives some great tips on how to make vegetables pop and become more desirable to add into your daily food. She shares some simple ways to get started when cooking vegetables, and provides tips on how to season them and experiment with new ways of serving them up on your plate. Gwen talks about the best tools to have in your kitchen, and shares some of her family favorite recipes! Tune in for some great tips and tricks to add more plants to your plate. Don't forget to grab her Plantastic Cookbook also!The Salad With a Side of Fries podcast is hosted by Jenn Trepeck, discussing wellness and weight loss for real life, clearing up the myths, misinformation, bad science & marketing surrounding our nutrition knowledge and the food industry. Let's dive into wellness and weight loss for real life, including drinking, eating out, and skipping the grocery store. IN THIS EPISODE: [5:10] Gwen shares her story and what led her to focusing on plant based cooking. [8:50] What are some simple ways to cook vegetables aside from roasting and steaming? [11:28] How can someone determine the best ways to season vegetables? [13:20] What are some vegetable combination ideas?[18:59] Gwen shares recommendations on how to make vegetables that people usually stay away from such as kale, mushrooms, and cabbage. [24:33] What are some great staples to keep in the house that are versatile and easy to use?[25:58] How else can you use quinoa, beyond as a rice substitute?[27:53] How can you identify and use jackfruit?[30:32] What are the best kitchen tools to have on hand? [32:18] How can you make family favorite recipes - especially with school lunch season coming up?[33:45] Which recipes from the Plantastic Cookbook are best for nights when you are short on time? KEY TAKEAWAYS: Play around with your food, try different spices, herbs, seasonings, etc. Try cooking them in a different way, barbecuing, steamed, roasted, etc. Experimenting will open up all kinds of possibilities for you.The recommended goal is to have at least 30 types of plants in your diet per week for great gut health. Meal prepping can make a huge difference and save you time throughout the week. Do your shopping on a weekend, wash everything, cut it up, prep it, it'll save you a lot of time during the week. QUOTES: [14:09] “When chefs are like, oh no, you have to do it this way, I'm like, no, you get to play with your food. You get to have fun, and you get to create it for yourself and anybody you're cooking for.” - Gwen Kenneally“It's really about playing...if you're not so worried about how it's going to turn out...I think sometimes we take it so seriously and we're so afraid of 'what if I don't do it right?' Well, the chocolate chip cookie was invented by mistake.” - Gwen Kenneally[30:33] “A microplane is the long grater that you can put it over a pot and grate your garlic and ginger right over it. That's a great tool. A good, sharp knife. Invest a little money in a knife because if you're chopping and prepping nothing is better than a good knife.” - Gwen Kenneally [33:04] “I mean we used to get a sandwich, a carrot and an apple, but I think if you do lots more little portions of lots of different things, you'll get them to start eating and trying more and if their friends are eating it, that's the best.” - Gwen Kenneally"There's 0 evidence that 100% of people would benefit from a plant-based diet but there IS OVERWHELMING evidence that 100% of people would benefit from adding more plants to their diet. Hopefully today we made that a bit easier for you." - Jenn TrepeckRESOURCES:Become A Member of Salad with a Side of FriesJenn's Free Menu PlanA Salad With a Side of FriesA Salad With A Side Of Fries MerchA Salad With a Side of Fries InstagramGUEST RESOURCESBack to the Kitchen Catering WebsiteThe Plantastic Cookbook GoodreadsGwen Kenneally's InstagramGUEST BIOGwen Kenneally is a Hollywood caterer, highly acclaimed chef and food enthusiast with over 20 years of culinary experience. She is known for her innovative and sustainable approach to plant - based cuisine. Gwen is passionate about creating delicious meals that are good for both people and the planet. Her work has been featured in top culinary publications, and she continues to inspire food lovers around the world with her creative recipes.Gwen has been featured in numerous publications and TV shows, and she brings her wealth of knowledge and expertise to her latest cookbook.She believes that plant - based cooking is not just a trend but a lifestyle that promotes health, ethical consciousness, and a greener planet.

Grocery budget hurting?Erin Chase of $5 Dinners has been making inexpensive meals to save her family's grocery budget since the real estate crisis of 2008. She says the current inflation problem is similar in how it's making people feel about money and savings, and it's TIME to pay attention to your food budget, no matter who you are.In this episode, prepare to learn:How to stay ahead of the curve and adapt to the ever-changing worldWhy thinking about your dinner cost is even more important than finding a sale or thinking about what's in your cart at the momentThe most important part of the meal to focus on to cut costsHow one appliance can make a huge difference in your planningErin's awesome four-step process to gradually let go and teach kids to cookHow parents need to be intentional about teaching budgeting to kids (and it's a lot more like raising toddlers than you think!)We guarantee you'll learn at least one (hopefully many!) hack to save time, money, or stress while you nourish your family!Erin is a camp leader at #LifeSkillsNow summer camp, season 3, teaching kids how to make double the food in half the time – yum!Register for free!Resources We Mention for Cutting Your Grocery BudgetFind Erin onlineFeeding Teenage Boys on a BudgetSome of my tips for saving money on foodTeaching kids to meal plan and budget for groceriesHow to stretch your meat to maximize your grocery dollar5 steps to meal plan on a budget Kitchen Stewardship Kids Cook Real Food Register for #LifeSkillsNow Season 3 Virtual Summer Camp! follow Katie on Instagram follow Kids Cook Real Food on Facebook Subscribe to the newsletter to get weekly updates YouTube shorts channel for HPH Find the Healthy Parenting Handbook at kidscookrealfood.com/podcast Affiliate links used here. Thanks for supporting the Healthy Parenting Handbook!

Household Express: Guest: Saajidah Laher Mayet Kitchen Tips for Beginners by Radio Islam

Welcome to another inspiring episode of the BariConnected Podcast, brought to you by ProCare Health. In this episode, we are thrilled to host Henry Baker, a renowned bariatric surgery patient, culinary expert, and budding online entrepreneur and author. Dive into a session filled with invaluable tips on creating a fun, efficient, and safe kitchen environment. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned chef, Henry's insights will motivate you to whip up delicious and healthy meals effortlessly.

In this episode of the Chef's PSA podcast, host Andre Natera shares various tips and tricks that can be useful to chefs in their daily kitchen operations. He discusses the importance of a kitchen set up with a finishing station, creative uses of the Cryovac machine for more than just vacuum packing, and the advantage of pre-hydrating xanthan gum for thickening. Andre also gives insights on effective kitchen practices like using a scale for multiple measurements, using green oil, grinding vegetables in a meat grinder,and cooking artichokes whole.   WATCH THE PROPER THIEVES PODCAST INTERVIEW https://youtu.be/7Rq3K48SHQE?si=KFP3LWkYThM_R94a  

Transitioning to a new lifestyle like plant-based eating involves not just building a new mindset, but also simple, real practical issues…like lack of freezer space. You want to fill your fridge and cabinets now with more healthful plant-based foods…but there are still meats hogging your freezer space, and you don't know what to do with them. There just isn't enough room to store it all!   So what do you do with them now? If tossing them out just seems too wasteful to you, listen in as I'll give you some real practical solutions and options for your dilemma. This episode is perfect for those looking to make this diet change soon, or who are in the midst of their transition, and are still dealing with this issue. Let's look at what you can do with those meats and other animal-based foods you have left in the home, so you can finally - once and for all - clear that freezer space for more foods that fit your new lifestyle! Contact -> healthnow@plantnourished.com Learn -> www.plantnourished.com Join -> www.plantnourished.com/ppltcourse Connect in the Facebook Community -> www.bit.ly/pbdietsuccess Apply -> Free Rapid Health Transformation Call: https://bit.ly/plantnourished Free Resource -> Quick Start Grocery Guide for Plant-Based Essentials: www.plantnourished.com/groceryguide   Have a question you would like answered on the Plant Based Eating Made Easy Podcast? Send it by email (healthnow@plantnourished.com) or submit it by a voice message here: www.speakpipe.com/plantnourished

Before Aubrey Gordon was a published author and co-host of the podcast Maintenance Phase, she was the anonymous blogger Your Fat Friend, writing about the lived experiences of fat people in America. Documentarian Jeanie Finlay followed Aubrey's story over the course of a few years in the new documentary "Your Fat Friend," in select theaters today. Finlay and Gordon join us to discuss. Pianist Aaron Diehl's latest album with orchestral group The Knights revives "Zodiac Suite," a relatively obscure work from the great Mary Lou Williams, a mid-20th century composer of music drawing from jazz, classical, religious and other vernaculars. He joins us to perform live. [REBROADCAST FROM SEPTEMBER 13, 2023] Comedian and actor Rachel Bloom has an off-Broadway musical comedy about the tumultuous past few years of her life, including speaking about her dear friend Adam Schlesinger, who died of COVID-19. She joins us to discuss "Death, Let Me Do My Show," which is running at the Orpheum Theatre through Jan. 6. During Hanukah, oil-based cooking is a central tradition for those celebrating the Jewish 'Festival of Lights." Food writer and cookbook author Jake Cohen shares tips and recipes for your holiday festivities.

  There can only be one queen…and no, it's not Eric (although he may fight you on that)...   It's THE one and only chocolate chip cookie!   It's chocolaty, chewy, and gooey in the best of ways.    In this episode, as we continue our 12 Days of Cookiemas series, and we're sharing not only our love for this delight, but some practical tips on making it extra special. Hit play now and join your favorite kitchen duo for easy baking tips, holiday cheer, & fun! Let the cookie adventure begin!

Preparing food gluten free is not easy. For those newly diagnosed, or someone cooking or baking for them, it's a steep learning curve. I am often asked for advice on how to set up a gluten free kitchen to make food preparation and baking easier. On this episode I speak with Robyn of Robyn's Gluten Free Baking Courses for advice and practical tips to set up your gluten free kitchen to make baking fun and hassle free. Both Robyn and I have been baking gluten free for years, and we've come up with some handy tips to take some of the stress out of so many flours and the different equipment you might need. Here's Robyn's list of flours other information she sent me – What I keep in large jars (used most often): ·  Brown rice flour ·  White rice flour ·  Sorghum flour ·  Gluten-free Oat flour ·  Tapioca starch ·  Potato starch ·  Corn starch (though I just keep it in the large container from Costco!) ·  Almond flour: I also always have almond flour on hand, but I also buy the large bag from Costco and keep it in the fridge. Other flours I like to have. I usually keep them in smaller jars or buy them as I need them: ·  Teff flour ·  Millet flour ·  Buckwheat flour ·  Sweet rice flour (I mainly use it during the holidays) I also keep a small to medium-sized jar of xanthan gum in my baking drawer.   For those who might be overwhelmed with the number of ingredients listed here, my 6 must-have list for basic gluten-free baking are brown rice flour, white rice flour, almond flour, potato starch, tapioca starch, and cornstarch (as well as xanthan gum). These are all of the GF baking ingredients I use to make everything in my Essentials Course.  These are the jars I use for my everyday baking (what I consider to be "large jars"). If I buy even larger quantities of flour than what fits in the jars, I will keep them stored away and refill when necessary. Here's the link to order her very trendy aprons – https://shop.glutenfreebakingcourses.com/ This is what my bread pans are like. They are normally used for a steam table in a restaurant, but they work amazingly well for bread in the oven. They are ¼, which means they are ¼ of a full steam table pan. They come in different depths, but I find the 4” one is best for gluten free bread. Here are similar ones found on Amazon.ca. - https://amzn.to/47KnVdl Sue's Websites and Social Media – Podcast https://acanadianceliacpodcast.libsyn.com Podcast Blog – https://www.acanadianceliacblog.com Email – acdnceliacpodcast@gmail.com Celiac Kid Stuff – https://www.celiackidstuff.com Baking Website – https://www.suesglutenfreebaking.com Instagram - @suesgfbaking YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUVGfpD4eJwwSc_YjkGagza06yYe3ApzL Email – sue@suesglutenfreebaking.com Other Podcast – Gluten Free Weigh In – https://glutenfreeweighin.libsyn.com

Preparing food gluten free is not easy. For those newly diagnosed, or someone cooking or baking for them, it's a steep learning curve. I am often asked for advice on how to set up a gluten free kitchen to make food preparation and baking easier. On this episode I speak with Robyn of Robyn's Gluten Free Baking Courses for advice and practical tips to set up your gluten free kitchen to make baking fun and hassle free. Both Robyn and I have been baking gluten free for years, and we've come up with some handy tips to take some of the stress out of so many flours and the different equipment you might need. Here's Robyn's list of flours other information she sent me – What I keep in large jars (used most often): ·  Brown rice flour ·  White rice flour ·  Sorghum flour ·  Gluten-free Oat flour ·  Tapioca starch ·  Potato starch ·  Corn starch (though I just keep it in the large container from Costco!) ·  Almond flour: I also always have almond flour on hand, but I also buy the large bag from Costco and keep it in the fridge. Other flours I like to have. I usually keep them in smaller jars or buy them as I need them: ·  Teff flour ·  Millet flour ·  Buckwheat flour ·  Sweet rice flour (I mainly use it during the holidays) I also keep a small to medium-sized jar of xanthan gum in my baking drawer.   For those who might be overwhelmed with the number of ingredients listed here, my 6 must-have list for basic gluten-free baking are brown rice flour, white rice flour, almond flour, potato starch, tapioca starch, and cornstarch (as well as xanthan gum). These are all of the GF baking ingredients I use to make everything in my Essentials Course.  These are the jars I use for my everyday baking (what I consider to be "large jars"). If I buy even larger quantities of flour than what fits in the jars, I will keep them stored away and refill when necessary. Here's the link to order her very trendy aprons – https://shop.glutenfreebakingcourses.com/ This is what my bread pans are like. They are normally used for a steam table in a restaurant, but they work amazingly well for bread in the oven. They are ¼, which means they are ¼ of a full steam table pan. They come in different depths, but I find the 4” one is best for gluten free bread. Here are similar ones found on Amazon.ca. - https://amzn.to/47KnVdl Sue's Websites and Social Media – Podcast https://acanadianceliacpodcast.libsyn.com Podcast Blog – https://www.acanadianceliacblog.com Email – acdnceliacpodcast@gmail.com Celiac Kid Stuff – https://www.celiackidstuff.com Baking Website – https://www.suesglutenfreebaking.com Instagram - @suesgfbaking YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUVGfpD4eJwwSc_YjkGagza06yYe3ApzL Email – sue@suesglutenfreebaking.com Other Podcast – Gluten Free Weigh In – https://glutenfreeweighin.libsyn.com

Looking for ways to make cooking easier? We're sharing three shortcuts in the kitchen, including a trick for reheating rice, an unexpected use for cooking spray and a hack for shredding meat. To support more content like this, become an AARP member at aarp.org.

As a homemaker, it is important to me to steward my family's health well. Planning, cooking, and serving meals are such a huge part of life. Busy lives can make microwave dinners and takeout pizza look quite appealing, and while we do enjoy those from time to time, I know that's not what I want for our everyday. I'm also realizing that I have a very important ministry to my family through the family table.  Laying that foundation, we discuss how to live that out while having busy lives and schedules. You'll hear some of the tips that have helped me accomplish the goal of feeding my family well while also not spending all my time in the kitchen.   Resources NHC Podcast: Cooking from Scratch with Jami Balmet https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/cooking-from-scratch-with-jami-balmet/id1547126864?i=1000617132827   NHC Podcast: Meal Planning https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/ep-62-meal-planning/id1547126864?i=1000549157611   NHC Podcast: Freezer Cooking https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/ep-77-freezer-cooking/id1547126864?i=1000558245327   Crock Pot: https://amzn.to/45IuZW8 Bread Machine: https://amzn.to/3Sbz2af Souper Cubes: https://amzn.to/3Q1481O Cooling Racks: https://amzn.to/3Q7j6Dl  *Amazon links are afflilate links. As an Amazon influencer, I earn from qualifying purchases. Thank you!!   Follow my  journey by subscribing to this podcast. You can also follow me on Instagram, YouTube, and www.nohighercalling.org

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Ready to dive into another episode of phenomenal school lunch ideas?    We're back with more creative lunchbox ideas that'll make lunch prep a breeze.

We're back with more lunchtime revelations to make your kids' lunch prep a breeze with creative and doable ideas that'll leave em' asking for more!

#346: Does the clutter situation in your house and your kitchen ever get to you? Having a baby means bringing a lot more STUFF home, and Katy Joy Wells is here to help you declutter. Katy is a clutter expert and mom of 2 and in this episode she's sharing some practical, actionable tips for simplifying your life when there's just too much baby stuff. Katy is online at https://www.katyjoywells.com/ and Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/katyjoywells/ 

#346: Does the clutter situation in your house and your kitchen ever get to you? Having a baby means bringing a lot more STUFF home, and Katy Joy Wells is here to help you declutter. Katy is a clutter expert and mom of 2 and in this episode she's sharing some practical, actionable tips for simplifying your life when there's just too much baby stuff. Katy is online at https://www.katyjoywells.com/ and Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/katyjoywells/ 

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Welcome to our 100th episode of the Food Freedom and Fertility podcast. We celebrate this episode with the one and only Cassy Joy Garcia who is a recipe developer. Cassy Joy Garcia, a New York Times best-selling author, of Cook Once Dinner Fix, Cook Once Eat All Week, and Fed and Fit as well as the creative force behind the popular food blog Fed & Fit. Eager to share her healthy living secrets with the world, she started Fed & Fit in 2011. Since then, she became a holistic nutrition consultant and transitioned her personal blog into a tremendously supportive and nimble online wellness editorial, backed by a small but mighty team of writers, researchers, and editors. After realizing that her own struggles to get a healthy homemade dinner on the table overlapped with the same struggles experienced by her readers, she decided that there must be a better way. The Cook Once method was born and it has revolutionized how people cook. Cassy currently resides in San Antonio, TX with her husband and three children. During this episode Cassy describes the difference from her earlier books and her most current but she also shares with us some of her helpful tips in the kitchen. Some tips such as how to make a budget go further in the grocery store and how to store your foods so they last longer. She also helps you understand the difference between batch cooking vs meal prepping and breaks it down so that it is palatable for the novice at home cook. Cassy shares numerous resources to help you figure out how to shop once and eat all week. Cassy shares that a quick and easy win in the kitchen when you just don't feel like you aren't doing enough is KEEP IT SIMPLE. You do not have to dive into the most difficult recipe, keep it exciting, fun and easy… making it doable for you is the most important part.   Majority of Cassy's at home cooking is doing with the stove and oven, however a lot of her recipes on her site and in her book explain how to use other kitchen gadgets such as an air fryer or toaster oven. She also shares some special fridge hacks on how to not let food go to waste. Cassy and Caitlin emphasize during this episode how important it is to stay true to yourself and acknowledge what you are capable of so that you do not get stressed trying to do too much all at once in the kitchen. For those of you currently TTC or you are pregnant (yay) Cassy shares that eating a colorful meal was her goal during that time in her life and even now as she helps create nutritious meals for her cookbooks, website and her own children. The goal at Fed and Fit, is to simplify wellness through quick and tasty recipes, unbiased, easy-to-understand nutrition and fitness advice, and simple swaps for safer home and beauty. If you loved this episode and want to find out more information on Cassy Joy Garcia and all of her delicious books and recipes head over to www.FEDANDFIT.com  You can also sign up HERE for some free meal plans!  Or find her on IG at fedandfit Thank you to our Season 2 Sponsors. Be sure to use the code on their site for a Food, Freedom and Fertility discount. Proov Testing Kit and online app 15% OFF in $15 or more FFF15   FullWell: FFF10 10% pre-natal, fish oil or men's pre-natal Prenatal nutrition library: FFF20 20% You can find us on IG at FoodFreedomFertility

Not having a well stocked fridge is costing you.  There's always a better way to do things, and just like Lisa Simpson, we're answering the question that no one asked- but SHOULD be asking:    “What should you stock in your freezer?”  

#298: Almost one-third of all food purchases in the United States go to waste. I know you are spending precious time and money prepping all these BLW foods for your baby and our guest Dana Gunders is intent on making sure you don't waste food. Dana is a mom of 2 BLW grads, the Executive Director of ReFed and author of the Waste Free Kitchen Handbook. In this interview she's sharing real actions you can take right now to lower waste in your kitchen. From how to freeze foods for your baby to the right way to store herbs and how to know which expired food is safe to eat, Dana is on a mission to help us lower waste in our home kitchens.

#298: Almost one-third of all food purchases in the United States go to waste. I know you are spending precious time and money prepping all these BLW foods for your baby and our guest Dana Gunders is intent on making sure you don't waste food. Dana is a mom of 2 BLW grads, the Executive Director of ReFed and author of the Waste Free Kitchen Handbook. In this interview she's sharing real actions you can take right now to lower waste in your kitchen. From how to freeze foods for your baby to the right way to store herbs and how to know which expired food is safe to eat, Dana is on a mission to help us lower waste in our home kitchens.

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Who wants to save time in the kitchen? Check out this episode where the Cuisine at Home staff has a lively discussion talking kitchen tips. Tips is one of, if not the most popular and well-read department in the magazine. Over the more than twenty six years of publishing Cuisine at Home, we've tested thousands of reader submitted tips and in this episode we chat about those we actually use. Give a listen so you can save yourself some time, too! And, if you have a kitchen tip you think is worth sharing, submit your tip today.

Lindsey and Sepideh are schooled in the culinary arts by a local chef extraordinaire. Listen in as we talk about some of the broad's kitchen blunders. Learn how to: Fix overly salty dishes, season your poultry, measure ingredients, and much more! Follow us: Instagram @twosaltybroads Twitter Two Salty Broads Podcast TikTok twosaltybroads Follow our One Salty Researcher for hints on upcoming episodes.

DIY House Medic Podcast Show NotesSponsored by Roy Worley Voice OversSeason: 3Episode: 128Episode Title: 11 Timeless Tips for Your Kitchen Remodel or MakeoverEpisode Summary:Contractor John has 11 great timeless tips to help you in your kitchen project no matter what size. Plus regular segments Tip of the week to ya, and the Jeopardy fact of the week.Resources mentioned in this episode:Electrical Receptacle with USB portsCharging PDSee Contractor John's Updated Show Schedule hereCutting & Charcuterie Boards; Table Saw Creations by Contractor JohnWe are no longer partnering with the Painted Tree Boutique/Makers MarketAsk questions, post comments at the Contractor John/DIY House Medic Facebook PageVisit the Contractor John website and receive a free monthly Home Maintenance Checklist for followingContractor JohnVisit the Contractor John YouTube Channel and please Subscribe to my channel.Support the show

There's nothing quite like peak summer produce, except a taste of peak summer produce in the middle of winter. In this one, we cover all the easy ways to preserving summer produce, no elaborate canning process required.

Household Express: This week we chat about Kitchen Tips with Tayyibah Khan by Radio Islam

With all the recent whiskey talk, why not chat about the Old Fashioned? In this oldie but goodie episode, Chris and Phil discuss the Old Fashioned cocktail: where it comes from, how it got it's name, and how it's changed over the years into what it is today. Truly a masterpiece, the Old Fashioned deserves respect. Follow Dad's Kitchen: DadsKitchenCo

Joyce of Cooking Jason and Kitty sit down and talk with Food Blogger and Marketing expert, Joyce Leung, better known as Joyce of Cooking.  Joyce talks about her many years in the food industry and how she helped many restaurants stay afloat during the pandemic.  Joyce also talks about the importance of high quality ingredients in order to maintain a healthy balanced diet. In this Episode we cover: Joyce's early career 8:15 Finding and Creating Recipes.  12:55 Kitchen Tips 19:20 Cooking Classes  25:08 Trivia 27:20 Wrap-up 31:58 https://www.joyceofcooking.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUdvs102PR6YnhpKspLeeQg https://www.instagram.com/joyceofcooking/?hl=en Be sure to subscribe and leave us a review.  Look for new episodes every week. Have a question or a suggestion?  Contact us at: podcast@powerblock.com

"An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Chicken soup will cure any cold. Fish oil will make you smarter." Mom had a lot to say about the things we eat. But were any of them true? Chris and Phil discuss all the old wives' tales as they relate to food in this fun, fact-or-fiction episode. Follow Dad's Kitchen: @DadsKitchenCo

We've covered whiskey. Now let's talk whisky. Or more specially, Scotch whisky. Why's it so great? What makes it unique? How's it made? Chris and Phil answer these (burning) questions on today's episode of Dad's Kitchen. Follow Dad's Kitchen: @DadsKitchenCo

Chef Walter continues the education prospect with new suggestions on kitchen tips for you in the kitchen. Please put them to use to understand better and ease the cooking endeavor. Cooking is very rewarding when the proper steps get connected with the sound philosophy. Read the full transcript www.flavorsandknowledge.com for more info Podcasts are available on Anchor FM, Spotify, or preferred platforms. Podcast supported by Chef Walters Cooking School, Cranston, Rhode Island, the USA. All business website --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/walter-potenza/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/walter-potenza/support

What's so great about the onion? Why are there different shapes, sizes, and colors? And where do they all come from? This and more on today's episode of Dad's Kitchen.

Chris and Phil discuss all things whiskey: scotch, bourbon, rye, et al. Where they come from and how they're made. What distinguishes them and why it matters. All the things you've come to expect from your favorite dads who cook (and sometimes drink!) Follow Dad's Kitchen: DadsKitchenCo

Sometimes all we need is a warm hug. And by hug, we mean soup. In the episode, Chris and Phil discuss the 5 basic steps in making soup from scratch. Follow Dad's Kitchen: @DadsKitchenCo

Chris and Phil discuss all things organic foods and why some of the facts may surprise you.

Chris and Phil discuss the best way to clean your pot stains (sans chemicals!)

How do you grow your catering business if your brick-and-mortar restaurant isn't designed for delivery? In this podcast episode, Corey Manicone, Founder and CEO of Zuul, reveals how "ghost kitchens" help restaurant brands streamline their catering and delivery services. Listen to learn how a ghost kitchen could help you expand your business by providing custom space and specialized labor for delivery. Episode Takeaways: - Restaurant kitchens aren't always designed to support off-premises dining or delivery logistics. - A well-staffed ghost kitchen helps your brand organize, manage, and optimize labor and logistics for off-premises sales, while minimizing the risks associated with expansion. - Ghost kitchens allow restaurants to focus on what they do best — provide customers with great food and incredible experiences.

                                                            Welcome to Hope's Table, moms, where your cooking can be inspired! We're gonna have some fun in the kitchen this week with everything from delicious recipes and tasty treats to keeping a tidy fridge! Hope Helmuthwill stop by ChannelMom to offer up culinary tips from her debut cookbook, Hope's Table!This popular food blogger shares everyday recipes from her Mennonite kitchen...just in time for fall's favorite recipes and the holidays--yum! Her Best Recipes for Moms! How to Reinvigorate Your Meal-Making and Meal Time How To Keep a Tidy Fridge! Tune in and ENJOY your Mom Life on NEW & IMPROVED ChannelMom Podcast OR... Listen to the next ChannelMom Radio  on 94.7 FMin Denver on Fridays @ 1PM MT - Saturdays @ 7AM and @ 2:30PM.  ALSO Listen on Faith Talk 99.5 FM Fridays @ 2PM CT in Little Rock! Shop Amazon?? Go to Amazon Smileand choose ChannelMom Media as charity for Amazon Smile to donate to!