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TASTE is a digital magazine designed for home cooking enthusiasts who appreciate easy-to-follow recipes, trending ingredients, and insightful stories from the vibrant world of contemporary food culture. In America’s melting pot, individuals from various backgrounds are embracing a multitude of culinary traditions. Ingredients like fish sauce, za’atar, chipotle, ‘nduja, Chinese black vinegar, pomegranate molasses, and kimchi are now staples in many American kitchens, shaping our cooking styles. Dishes like Valencian paella, Charleston she-crab soup, and crispy double-fried Korean fried chicken have become everyday meals rather than just “ethnic food.” TASTE shares narratives that highlight this culinary transformation, connecting you with the skilled chefs who motivate us and enriching your life through delightful home cooking. Enjoy your reading and happy cooking!

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TASTE - This is TASTE: Understanding Our Protein Era with Chef Daniel Holzman & Sports Dietitian Christina Chu

1 week ago | tastecooking.com | Matt Rodbard

This is TASTE: Understanding Our Protein Era with Chef Daniel Holzman & Sports Dietitian Christina Chu Presented by : On today’s episode, we talk about protein, one of the biggest topics in food today. First up is a really fun conversation with our friend Daniel Holzman. Daniel is the chef and owner of Danny Boy’s Pizza in Los Angeles and cofounder of The Meatball Shop in New York City. This is a guy who knows about cooking with beef while balancing his diet for optimal health.
“Not Too Sweet” or Too Sweet to Fail?

1 week ago | tastecooking.com | Mahira Rivers

In 2009, the Hong Kong–based chef Mak Kwai Pui did the unthinkable. He left a prestigious job as chef at Lung King Heen, a Cantonese fine-dining restaurant in the Four Seasons Hotel, and opened his own 20-seat dim sum canteen in Mong Kok, a working-class neighborhood of Kowloon, with co-chef Leung Fai Keung.
Slather Your Fish in Mayo for This Springtime Sheet Pan Dinner

1 week ago | tastecooking.com | Zola Gregory

Now that spring has finally sprung, I’ve been wanting to spend more time outside enjoying the extra hours of daylight and less time inside cooking dinner. So, in a pivot from the cozy meals of months past, I’ve been enjoying quick-cooking sheet-pan dinners with ingredients like fish fillets, which don’t require a long time to marinate and take only minutes to cook through. I didn’t grow up eating a lot of seafood, and though I’ve come to love it, I always felt nervous preparing it on my own.
This Is TASTE 573: The Food That Built Adam Richman

1 week ago | tastecooking.com | Matt Rodbard

This Is TASTE 573: The Food That Built Adam Richman The one and only Adam Richman joined us in the studio for a really memorable conversation. Adam has been a fixture of food TV for over two decades, and he is one of the sharpest minds in the game. His series The Food That Built America just returned for season six, and we talk about Adam’s career exploring the foods of the world on shows like Man v. Food and many other food TV hits.
This Is TASTE 572: The Choi of Cooking with Roy Choi

1 week ago | tastecooking.com | Matt Rodbard

This Is TASTE 572: The Choi of Cooking with Roy Choi Roy Choi is known as one of the architects of the modern food truck movement through Kogi BBQ. He is cohost of the Netflix cooking series The Chef Show along with Jon Favreau and has written a terrific new book, The Choi of Cooking. In this episode, we talk all about Roy’s philosophy around cooking with foundation, balance, and compassion in mind.
This Is TASTE 571: Top 100 Bay Area Restaurants with San Francisco Chronicle's MacKenzie Chung Fegan

2 weeks ago | tastecooking.com | Matt Rodbard

This Is TASTE 571: Top 100 Bay Area Restaurants with San Francisco Chronicle‘s MacKenzie Chung Fegan MacKenzie Chung Fegan is the restaurant critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, which has just released its top 100 restaurants list. It’s the first time in six years the publication has done a big list like this, and in this episode, MacKenzie goes over how she chose the restaurants and why the Bay Area food scene is absolutely on fire.
This Is TASTE 570: Building a Culinary Bookstore with BEM’s Danielle and Gabrielle Davenport

2 weeks ago | tastecooking.com | Aliza Abarbanel

This Is TASTE 570: Building a Culinary Bookstore with BEM’s Danielle and Gabrielle Davenport Sisters Danielle and Gabrielle Davenport are the cofounders of BEM, a bookstore and community space for Black food literature. After years of operating online and at pop-ups, they’re getting ready to open a permanent location in Bed-Stuy. It’s so fun to have Danielle and Gabrielle in the studio to nerd out on food literature, building a family business together, and more.
The Frybread Question

2 weeks ago | tastecooking.com | Sean Sherman |Mecca Bos

As I travel the world with my work revitalizing Indigenous food sovereignty, a typical conversation with a stranger often goes like this:Person: “So, what do you do?”Me: “Well, I’m a chef. I have a restaurant in Minneapolis called Owamni.”Person: “Oh! What kind of food?”Me: “Native American.”Person: “Oh, I love frybread!”I don’t always tell the person that I don’t actually serve frybread in our restaurant.
This Is TASTE 569: Cava’s Secret Sauce with Co-Founder Ted Xenohristos

2 weeks ago | tastecooking.com | Matt Rodbard

This Is TASTE 569: Cava’s Secret Sauce with Co-Founder Ted Xenohristos We’re pretty sure many of you have at least heard of Cava and have possibly ordered lunch or dinner from the wildly popular Mediterranean restaurant chain. In this episode, we have a really cool conversation with Cava’s cofounder, Ted Xenohristos. We talk about the company’s early days and how Ted’s Greek heritage and detail-minded approach have made Cava one of the biggest restaurant stories in years.
A Chicken Meatball Wrap That Still Helps You Get Your Greens

3 weeks ago | tastecooking.com | Zola Gregory

I’ve always found it hard to get excited about ground chicken. In my mind, the lean minced meat is often used as a mediocre stand-in for pork (which I love). But as I’ve been making a concerted effort to eat less red meat, I found myself in need of some chicken recipes that felt less, well, chicken-y, to help keep dinner interesting. A meatball wrap with a pickly sauce did exactly that—and might have made me a ground chicken believer for good.