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SCS 033 | J. Kenji Lopez Alt of The Food Lab & SeriousEats.com

Stella Culinary School Podcast J Kenji Lopez Alt The Food Lab Serious Eats

In this episode, we welcome J. Kenji Lopez Alt, managing Culinary Director of Serious Eats, and author of the wildly popular Food Lab Blog.

In September of 2015, Kenji released his book, The Food Lab - Better Home Cooking Through Science, which landed him on the New York Time's Best Sellers list.

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SCS 027| Chef Clint Jolly Live From Buenos Aries, Argentina

Chef Clint Jolly on Stella Culinary School Podcast

In this episode of the Stella Culinary School Podcast, Jacob is joined live by Chef Clint Jolly, who recently sold his successful catering company and decided to take a year abroad to experience new cultures and cuisines.

Chef Clint joins us on the first leg of his trip from Buenos Aries, Argentina to discuss his experiences from the perspective of a traveling chef, his favorite thing he's eaten so far, a lesson on beef age and flavor, and so much more.

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ACJ 029| Staple Herbs For Your Culinary Garden

In this episode I answer Thea's questions about my go to culinary herbs.

Here's Thea's question:

Hi Jacob,

I want to grow my own herbs for recipes and am going to get a biopod (kickstarter) to plant them in sometime in March. Is there a list of staple herbs you have on hand to use fresh in your recipes? If so,  what are they and where would I order them from. I am really enjoying your videos and podcasts.

Thea

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