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(221) One day in the Amish Country
I want to acknowledge that not all individuals are well-acquainted with Amish culture in America. While some may recognize that an alternative way of life exists, they may lack com...
(220) The Man who fed a Million Summers
This episode explores the story of Conrad Ferla's Shore Dinner Hall in Rocky Point, Warwick, Rhode Island.You can still hear it if you close your eyes and listen carefully. The dis...
(219) The Keeper of Silence
Imagine a love story written not in letters or sonnets, but in the soil of a nation —a deep and enduring bond between a people and a humble tuber: the potato. To honestly know Irel...
(218) Grains for Diabetes Management
Before I begin, it's worth noting that diabetes is a widespread health concern in the United States. Based on data from the CDC, roughly 37.3 million individuals, or 11.3% of the U...
(217) The Swill Milk Scandal of the 1850s
In the bustling mid-19th-century streets of New York City, where industrialization and urbanization collided, a silent killer lurked in the most innocuous of household staples: mil...
(216) 7 Foods to Fight the Flu
Standing in the crowded pharmacy aisle, you scan the shelves, your eyes moving from one brightly colored box of cold medicine to another, each promising relief. Suddenly, you remem...
(215) Valentines Curiosities and Lesser-Known Facts
Curiosities and Lesser-Known FactsValentine’s Day encompasses a range of unusual and historically significant stories that extend beyond conventional symbols such as flowers and ch...
(214) New Dietary Guidelines
In the early days of 2026, the Trump administration made headlines with a bold overhaul of America's approach to eating, unveiling the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2025-2030, ...
{213} Beef Tallow Examined
For centuries, beef tallow was a cornerstone of global cuisine. Ancient Romans used it to preserve meat and fry food. Medieval Europeans relied on it for cooking, candle-making, an...
{212} The cooking oil tutorial
Cooking oils are fundamental to culinary practices worldwide, bringing unique flavor, texture, and nutritional profile. The variety of cooking oils available today is vast, ranging...
{211} April and the flavors of spring
Welcome back to Flavors and Knowledge, the podcast where we explore the art of cooking, the science of ingredients, and the joy of eating with the seasons. I’m your host, Chef Walt...
{210} The danger of microplastic
Today, we’re diving into a topic raising concerns in the food world—microplastics. They’re tiny, they’re everywhere, and they’re making their way into our diets. So, let’s break it...
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