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This week on Cooking Issues, Dave Arnold is joined by Peter Kim and Emma Boast of MOFAD to discuss their fundraiser in Madison, WC where Dave will be making cocktails. Dave answers listener questions about curing meat in an NYC apartment and how to turn a three-compartment sink into a three-way immersion circulator. Later he discusses the best sources for high-end Japanese ingredients and Peter Singer’s ethics of vegetarianism. Dave also drops his recipe for Kombu Dashi and how to use an immersion circulator for beer Brats. This program was brought to you by White Oak Pastures.
“The Spanish word for Worcestershire sauce is ‘English sauce’.”
“You have to make a big enough investment in time and or money to ensure that you go through with your project.”
“The important things you have to remember with Kombu is the variety, how it’s cut, cook temperature, and cook time.”
–Dave Arnold on Cooking Issues
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