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Episode 143: Olive Slime & Fantasy Football

Episode 143: Olive Slime & Fantasy Football

FromCooking Issues


Episode 143: Olive Slime & Fantasy Football

FromCooking Issues

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Length:
55 minutes
Released:
Oct 15, 2013
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Why are canned black olives so bad? This week on Cooking Issues, Dave Arnold and Nastassia Lopez are talking about some of the cocktails theyre making with crab apples for Martha Stewarts American Made event. Hear how olives for canning are preserved using huge vats of lactic and acetic acid! Later, Dave answers a listener question about natural pickling. Can you boil vegetables before pickling them? Find out how to change the acid profile of different citrus juices. How should one treat leftover pasta versus leftover meats? How does Nastassias fantasy football team interfere at Booker and Dax? Find out all of this and more on this weeks edition of Cooking Issues! Thanks to our sponsor, Underground Meats. The Wickson apple is nice little apple because it has a very high sugar content and a high acid content. And what that means is that its good for cocktails. [4:10] Only in the U.S. does bacon refer only to the belly of the pig. [28:10] American beer is supposed to cold because it has no flavor! [39:15] -- Dave Arnold on Cooking Issues
Released:
Oct 15, 2013
Format:
Podcast episode

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Dave Arnold, chef and inventor, answers listener questions on the latest innovative techniques, equipment, and ingredients in the food world. Each week on Cooking Issues, Dave solves your cooking dilemmas with his mile-a-minute stream of knowledge. Got a question on ike-jime, the Japanese fish killing technique? We got you covered. Hydrocolloids, sous-vide, liquid nitrogen? No problem. Have a question about pimping your oven to make great pizza? Give us a call. Occasionally Dave will invite special guest chefs, bartenders, authors and columnists to join the show.