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Andy Baraghani on becoming the cook he wants all of us to be
Hey there, We’re back with a very special episode for you: Today’s episode was the first we’ve been able to record in-person in 899 days! We met Bay-Area native Andy Baraghani at T...
Peeps! We're talking easy, peasy, 'snackable bakes' with Jessie Sheehan
Hi there,Thrilled to share this week’s conversation with you—we’ve got Jessie Sheehan in the virtual studio! And stay tuned: we’ve got an exciting Cookbook Club announcement coming...
This is Kwame Onwuachi's America (and we're just living in it)
Hi there,Apologies for the silence last week! The COVID fairy finally pulled my card, and it knocked me (and my family) down for a number of days. We’re all recovering over here, a...
Sheldon Simeon on feeding your 'ohana and the true tastes of Hawaiian cuisine
Hi there — Happy June! This always feels like the best month to me (spoiler alert: it’s my birthday month! 🦀). It’s probably still a holdout, many many years later, of the school’...
Fanny Singer reflects on a life defined by food in culinary memoir, Always Home
Hi there,Memorial Day is this weekend and if, like me, you’re just getting around to thinking about food, we can help. We dug into our Salt + Spine archives for some grill-tastic o...
Traveling the world, one bite at a time, in Renee Erickson's Getaway
Hi there,Hope you are doing well — I am finally (I hope) recovering from a little non-COVID infection that took my voice fully away for a good 24 hours. Every podcast host’s nightm...
Chef Peter Hoffman, a decade after Savoy, still knows What's Good
Hi there,I’m excited to share today’s episode with you: We’re joined by chef Peter Hoffman—of the legendary New York City restaurant Savoy, and then of others—to discuss his career...
Publishing experts demystify how a cookbook gets published
"People ask me, 'What's something that's changed a lot in publishing, or what's the most important or hopeful part about publishing?' And my answer is that authors have more contro...
Cookbook designers shed light on their creative process
"And so you're asking a lot of somebody who's reading a cookbook. You're kind of engaging them, you know, head, heart, and hands, really. It's this very different way of relating t...
Food photographers dish the secrets behind their mouthwatering photos
"I put myself in there so people of color can imagine themselves in the kitchen, making those dishes—because food is for everyone to cook. It's not restricted to a certain class of...
Recipe testers demystify the process that creates successful, delicious recipes
"No matter how perfectly the recipes are written, no matter how accurate you are with all the measurements—it's a different person, in a different place, using different ingredient...
Zoe Adjonyoh on African cuisines, pop-up dinners, and her debut cookbook
This week, we're excited to welcome Zoe Adjonyoh to Salt + Spine, the podcast on stories behind cookbooks.Zoe Adjonyoh is the chef and founder of Zoe’s Ghana Kitchen, a pop-up rest...
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