Episode 258: Bean & Pasta Soup, Twice Baked Potatoes , and Thanksgiving Recap

In food news this week, we talk about the dire warnings around romaine lettuce thanks to another E. coli outbreak.

What’s for Dinner this week? Bean and past soup. (Yum.)

In How’d you Make that, we talk you through twice baked potatoes.

We recap our Thanksgiving eats. (In case you want to make those sausage bites, here’s the recipe.)

And in What We’re Loving, it’s all about the treasures you find when you clean out your fridge. (Here’s the recipe for Marisa’s sour cherry jam.)

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Episode 257: Rice Paper Rolls, Sheet Pan Kale, Cookbooks for Thanksgiving

In food news, Joy tells you about her upcoming food writing course.

In what’s for dinner, we cover rice paper rolls.

In how’d you make that, it’s sheet pan kale and tomatoes.

We share some of our favorite cookbook titles to help you plan Thanksgiving.

And in what we’re loving this week, it’s fish sauce.

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Episode 256: Mixed Vegetable Saute, Candied Nuts, and Tracey Medeiros

Author Tracey Medeiros

Local farmers and other food artisans are owed money that doesn’t seem to be forthcoming, according to this recent article in the Philadelphia Inquirer. There is a way to help them out. See this Go Fund Me campaign.

In What’s for Dinner this week, we’ve got Mixed Vegetable Sautes.

In How Do You Make That, we’re tackling candied nuts.

Marisa has an interview with The Vermont Non-GMO Cookbook author Tracey Medeiros.

And in What We’re Loving, Joy shares her enthusiasm for The Dinner Sisters podcast.

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