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Hoja santa, also known as “root beer leaf,” is a large, fragrant leaf native to Mexico and parts of Central and South America. It has a unique, anise-like flavor and is often used in Mexican cuisine to wrap tamales, seafood, or other dishes. In recent years, hoja santa has gained popularity in the United States…
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In this episode of flavors unknown, we had the pleasure of speaking with Chef Nando Chang at Itamae, a Nikkei-style restaurant in Miami’s Design District. Chef Nando shared with us his unique culinary background and his passion for Nikkei cuisine, which combines Japanese and Peruvian flavors. Growing up in Peru, Chef Nando was exposed to…
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Banana ketchup is a condiment that is popular in the Philippines and other parts of Southeast Asia. It is made from mashed bananas, vinegar, sugar, and spices, and has a sweet and tangy flavor similar to tomato ketchup. While it may not be as well-known in the United States as tomato ketchup, it is becoming…
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Join us on the latest episode of ‘Flavors Unknown’ as we embark on a culinary journey with Miami’s own Chef Jose Mendin. Originally from Puerto Rico, Chef Mendin shares the base of Puerto Rican cuisine and how it influences his cooking. Hear about his adventurous career journey and the biggest influences that shaped his cooking…
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Aji amarillo is a type of chili pepper that is native to Peru and is commonly used in Peruvian cuisine. It has a bright orange color and a slightly fruity, spicy flavor that adds depth and heat to dishes. Aji amarillo is a staple in many Peruvian restaurants and is often used to create flavorful…
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Today, we have a special episode of the flavors unknown podcast as we delve into the topic of leadership sttyles in the hospitality industry. Our guests for this episode are a panel of experts in the field, including renowned chef and restaurant owner of a.o.c. and Caldo Verde in Los Angeles, Suzanne Goin, chef and…
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Date syrup is a sweetener made from the juice of dates. It is a thick, dark liquid with a rich, caramel-like flavor. It is used in cooking as a natural sweetener in a variety of dishes, including desserts, baked goods, and savory dishes. It is also used as a topping or drizzle for pancakes, waffles,…
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In today’s episode, I talk to Chef Brad Kilgore, the Miami-based chef who has been named “Best New Chef in America” by Food and Wine Magazine. His Florida-American cooking style blends multi-cultural elements that have helped put his food on the map in Miami and beyond. You’ll hear about Kilgore’s childhood memories and how they…
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Sambal is a spicy condiment or sauce that has gained popularity in the United States in recent years, thanks to its versatility and bold flavor. Originally from Southeast Asia, sambal sauce is made with chili peppers, shallots, garlic, and salt, and may also include other ingredients such as vinegar, sugar, and shrimp paste. It is…
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In this episode, we bring together three expert chefs from across the United States – Masako Morishita from Washington D.C., Carlo Lamagna from Portland, Oregon, and Fermín Nuñez from Austin, Texas – to discuss the importance and influence of culinary techniques in the world of food. Drawing from my new book “Conversations Behind The Kitchen…
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