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~ Lamb Stew Recipe

~ Yorkshire Pudding Recipe

~ Icelandic Lamb Soup Recipe

~ Shepards' Pie Recipe

~ funny medicine podcast

~ chatsworth lamb

~ persimmon pudding episode

Three Kitchens Podcast - a home cooking show
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In this episode, Erin steps into new territory by cooking lotus root for the first time! If you also love playing new-to-you ingredients, as we do, you'll enjoy adventure in Korean cooking.

She shares her experience braising this unique ingredient and pairing it with rich, flavourful Korean miso & gochujang short ribs alongside perfectly cooked Korean rice. Can you tell Erin has been obsessing over Korean cooking shows lately? Lucky for all of us!

According to Serious Eats, "Whether it's stir-fried, boiled, braised, steamed, or deep-fried, lotus root remains crisp yet tender. The plant is an endlessly forgiving ingredient with which to experiment, culinarily speaking."

Tune in to hear about the cooking process, the surprises along the way, and how trying something new in the kitchen can be both exciting and delicious.

Episode Links

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~ Miso & Gochujang Braised Short Ribs Recipe

~ Braised Lotus Root Recipe

~ Pickled Radish Recipe

~ Chatsworth Farm Episode

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This week on Three Kitchens Podcast, we welcome Lisa and Cristina from The Baking Scraps podcast to chat about the fascination with baking competition shows, and their personal experiences auditioning for The Great Canadian Baking Show. We also get their advice on a couple of baking projects - stuffed cookies and a Buche de Noel.

Lisa and Cristina met while auditioning for The Great Canadian Baking Show, and they turned their shared experience and love of home baking into the popular podcast, The Baking Scraps. They bring you baking tips and tricks; review baking show episodes; share their biggest baking fails; and give each other - and you - challenges with new bakes and old home favourites.

We were thrilled to pick their brains about what it's really like to audition for a baking competition show, why these types of baking shows are so popular, and we get their tips and ideas for two baking projects of our own.

Heather takes on a stuffed cookie, with the goal of using her homemade apple butter as the filling. And somehow, during a game of Bake It or Buy It, we wrangle Erin into trying a Buche de Noel (Yule Log) cake for Christmas! You can find out how both of these recipes turned out by listening to the four of us again on The Baking Scraps sister episode! Find the recipes on our website - links are below!

Episode Links

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~ The Baking Scraps Podcast

~ Three Kitchens Podcast on The Baking Scraps

~ Buche Noel Cake Recipe

~ Caramel & Apple Butter Stuffed Cookies Recipe

~ The Great Canadian Baking Show

~ Baking Sour Dough Bread with Guest Larry Harris

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This week on the show, Erin tries a recipe for Beef Tongue Stroganoff from the Prairie cook book from Dan Clapson and Twyla Campbell. If you're not up for processing tongue, you can make this recipe with any leftover beef, such as pot roast. She also made egg noodles to enjoy with the stroganoff. The noodle recipe gave her trouble, which she blamed on Heather for recommending it. It was a while thing. Let's talk about it!

The first step for Erin was to braise the beef tongue. The added bonus here is that cooking it this way also produces a delicious beef broth for the stroganoff gravy.

Stroganoff is a classic Russian recipe of beef in a creamy mushroom gravy. The leftover beef is cubed and added to the rich mushroom sauce and served, in this case, over egg noodles.

As for those noodles... Heather shared a recipe she has made a few times and with which she has had good success with very little trouble. Well, Erin found it difficult to work with as the dough is quite dry. As many of us home cooks know, making pasta is a skill that develops when you practice it often. For those of us who don't often make noodles, it can be fussy and annoying! But in the end, we had a beautiful dish of beef tongue stroganoff and egg noodles, well worth the effort of working with that cut of meat and dry pasta dough!

Episode Links
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~ Prairie cookbook
~ Beef Stroganoff Recipe
~ Braised Beef Tongue Recipe

~Bisous & Brioche cookbook

~ Chatsworth Farm Episode
~ Squash Ravioli Recipe
~ Squash Ravioli Episode
~ Pot Roast Recipe
~ Spinach Pasta Episode
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This week we're experimenting with different grilled cheese sandwiches! Who doesn't love a grilled cheese?? We sure do! But they can be a whole lot more than just bread and cheese.

Have you ever marinated the cheese for your grilled cheese sandwich? Well, when it comes down to it, you're really mixing the cheese with other flavourful things to amp up your sandwich game. Whether it helps to allow the cheese to "marinate" or not, is a question we really didn't answer. But either way, you cannot go wrong with these sandwich fillings.

Erin made three grilled cheese variations for us to try, all beginning with the base of home-baked overnight bread and aged white cheddar cheese:

1. caramelized onion and grainy mustard
2. sundried tomato, green olives, oregano, cumin, chilli flakes
3. red pepper relish and parsley

Our favourites, in order, were #2, #3 and #1, but you can't go wrong adding in whatever tasty things you enjoy with cheese. And speaking of cheese, you can mix that up too if you want to try different varieties. Have fun with it!

Episode Links
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~ Grilled Cheese Sandwich Recipes
~ Overnight Bread Recipe
~ S4, E7: Get Creative with Corn: Fried Corn Polenta & A Corn Mochi Cake
~ Roasted Red Pepper Dip Recipe
~ The Baking Scraps Podcast
~ Great Canadian Baking Show
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Three Kitchens Podcast - a home cooking show
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It's time for cake! Well, at Three Kitchens Podcast, it's always time for cake. And this is a goood one. It's a Sesame, Banana, Date Cake from chef/restauranteur Yotam Ottolenghi. There are a few components here, so if you need to you can prep in advance.

This is a moist, delicious cake with tahini, banana slices, roasted sesame seeds and chopped dates stirred in. It's a nice big cake - Heather used a 10-inch springform pan.

Then it's all about the toppings. First, is a light and fluffy icing made with tahini, cream cheese and mascarpone cheese. Next is caramelized sliced bananas scattered on top. And finally, a rich flavourful date syrup. Heather made her own date syrup but you could buy this ingredient.

You'll have to wash a lot of dishes but this cake is well worth it. Yum, yum, yummy.

Episode Links
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~ Sesame & Date Banana Cake Recipe
~ Watch Three Kitchens Podcast on our YouTube channel
~ Guests on Three Kitchens Podcast
~ S5 E12 Cooking Appalachian with Amy Clark, host of Talking Appalachian Podcast
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Three Kitchens Podcast - a home cooking show
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In this episode, we welcome guest, Nancy May, from the Family Tree, Food & Stories Podcast. Nancy and her co-host, Silvia Lovely, have also authored a book: My Family Tree, Food & Stories. We chat about these projects, and a recipe from Nancy, her Mom's Special Chicken.

Mom's Special Chicken is an easy dish of baked chicken pieces (breast or thighs), browned and then baked with apricot preserves, white wine and pine nuts. You can make it your own by adding herbs and seasonings, and you could swap broth for the wine if you like. We enjoyed Mom's Special Chicken with homemade egg noodles, but Nancy says she usually serves it with rice, which does a great job of soaking up that yummy apricot sauce.

Family Tree, Food & Stories podcast connects generations through family stories, food history, and heritage. Each episode uncovers the stories behind cherished recipes, unforgettable meals with family and friends, and unique food traditions that bring us together at the table. Nancy and Silvia, along with their guests, celebrate how food creates lasting connections — every meal tells a story, and every story is a feast waiting to be shared.

My Family Tree, Food & Stories, an illustrated book in a journal format, helps you do just that: capture the essence of these special moments, family food traditions, and passed-down recipes all in one place. Silvia and Nancy hope it will, in time, become your family’s treasure trove of fun-to-remember stories, almost-lost recipes, and family faces and places from the past.



Episode Links
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~ Apricot Chicken Recipe
~ Family Tree Food & Stories Podcast
~ Family Tree Food & Stories Book
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This episode is all about learning to make Chinese Hot Pot at home. It is by no means an expert or exhaustive guide, but a chat about Heather's experience trying her hand at making hot pot for her family. As we always tell you, we're not experts in anything. Life is easier that way. :-)

Hot pot is a flavourful broth traditionally served inside a large pot in the middle of the table. The broth is brought to a boil and left simmering for the duration of the meal. Raw ingredients, such as meat, vegetables, dumplings and noodles, are placed into the simmering broth and cooked until just done, and then enjoyed with a dipping sauce.

Hot pot is not soup! The broth is the medium for cooking, but the pieces (meat, veggies) are cooked a few things at a time and then eaten before adding more to the pot.


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Episode Links
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~ Hot Pot Recipe
~ Chinese New Year Cake Episode
~ Slammin' Ramen Episode
~ Chia Smoothie Bowl Episode
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Three Kitchens Podcast - a home cooking show
Check out our website where you can listen to all of our episodes and find recipes on our blog: www.threekitchenspodcast.com

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