Listen again to our podcast from February.
Food history and writing are both under the spotlight this week, as two culinary wordsmiths share their very different outlets for gourmet expression.
Sam Bilton is a freelance food historian, writer and cook who also runs a supper club, Repast, where she showcases her modern interpretations of historical food. If you fancy a blast from the past, you need to get a seat at Sam’s table, but what is her own favourite gastronomic era? Her answer might just surprise you…
Once they’ve finished tucking into yesterday’s delicacies, Sue, Ollie and Holly welcome Zeren Wilson, acclaimed writer of Bitten and Written, which was crowned Best Food Blog at the 2019 Guild of Food Writers Awards.
After a lively discussion about the do’s and don’ts of negative restaurant reviews, Zeren’s experience in wine selling leads the team to explore the role of beverages throughout the ages.
While Sam and Zeren are no strangers to adding colour to their writing, Exberry has been doing that in a more literal sense for over 40 years. By using fruits, vegetables, edible plants and water, Exberry helps food manufacturers to make their products look amazing, the natural way. Paul Collins is here to tell us more about the company’s colourful history.
THE PHILOSOPHY OF GIN
CALUM FRANKLIN AND THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF PIES
OUR FAVOURITE COOKBOOKS PART 2
OUR FAVOURITE COOKBOOKS PART 1
MEAD: THE BEES KNEES
SHEILA DILLON, LEGEND OF THE AIRWAVES
ASMA KAHN AND DARJEELING EXPRESS
DRY DRINKER JANUARY
PORN STAR MARTINI AND ALL THAT
MORE CHEESE PLEASE BLOOPER
MORE CHEESE PLEASE
MRS POTATO HEAD
WISH YOU WERE BEER
CHEWING THE FAT
CHOCOLATE WITHOUT THE MILK
WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE
ENGLISH SPARKLING WINE - A FAMILY AFFAIR
A GLASS OF MILK A DAY . . .
I‘M A CIDER DRINKER
The story of Asma Kahn and Darjeeling Express
Join Podbean Ads Marketplace and connect with engaged listeners.
Advertise Today
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
50 Tastes Of Gray
The Recipe with Kenji and Deb
Be My Guest with Ina Garten
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Frankenstein
Walk-In Talk Podcast
Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Radio