The One Recipe: Recent Episodes
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Pretty much everyone who cooks aspires to have a clutch of recipes they can make their own. The one dish that you keep in your back pocket. The one you send to friends, the one you entirely depend on and know it’s going to work every single time. The One Recipe podcast is about building that library, one recipe at a time. Host Jesse Sparks, Senior Editor at Eater talks to chefs and gifted cooks from all over the world about their One and the story behind it. From the team that brought you The Splendid Table at APM Studios. Follow The One Recipe wherever you get podcasts.
Nicole Rucker’s made a name for herself as a fruit aficionado and baker. This week she talks to Jesse about just how much she loves fruit, and then gives her one recipe for her mouthwatering Ricotta Biscuits–which you can make sweet or savory. Nicole Rucker is a chef and the author of Dappled: Baking Recipes for Fruit Lovers. You can follow her on Instagram @nicole_rucker.
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Matt Adlard had no idea that baking with his shirt off was going to be as popular as it was. But oh, was it popular. Matt talks to Jesse this week about his perfectionism, how he got into baking, and his one recipe for a mouth-watering Lemon Travel Cake. You can follow him on Instagram @mattadlard.
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A book about hot dogs? We didn’t know we needed one either. Comedian and writer Jamie Loftus talks to Jesse this week about her hot dog inspired, cross-country road trip and then brings us her unapologetic one recipe for Doritos Taco Salad (no hot dogs included). Jamie Loftus is a comedian, podcaster and the author of Raw Dog: The Naked Truth About Hot Dogs. You can follow her on Instagram @jamiechristsuperstar.
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This week we’re sharing an episode from one of the top food podcasts in the UK, Desert Island Dishes. Pull up a chair as host Margie Nomura interviews guests about the seven dishes that have shaped their lives, and the loved ones who gave those dishes meaning. She’s spoken to everyone from Prue Leith and Daphne Oz to Alison Roman. And you definitely won’t want to miss this episode, featuring Stanley Tucci himself. You may know him as a multi-award-winning actor, director, writer, and producer, but his other great love in life is food. And that love runs deep. Whether you’re looking to laugh, or to find some kitchen inspiration, listen to Desert Island Dishes wherever you get your podcasts
Lots of mistakes can be forgiven in the kitchen, but a bad salsa is not one of them. Thankfully, Bricia Lopez has got all your salsa needs covered this week with her simple but classic recipe for Salsa Taquera en Molcajete. Four ingredients roasted over a fire and then pulverized (or blended) will have your guests begging for this recipe and for you to throw another party soon. Bricia Lopez is a chef, restaurateur and cookbook author. You can follow her on Instagram @bricialopez.
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This week is all about fun, food, and family Summer celebrations. First, we raise a glass to summer with the bar consultant and author Natasha David and talk about some of her favorite summer traditions and low-alcohol cocktails to keep in your back pocket, like her No Bad Days punch and Adult Supervision. Her latest book is called Drink Lightly. Esteban Castillo, the author of Chicano Eats, talks about the asadas he throws down with his family and the must-have dishes at the cookout, like his Michelada ribs. Then we head to Houston to talk with the city’s newest food columnist Bao Ong about ideas for summer party take-out and we spend some time on the patio with Houston chef and restaurant owner Chris Williams and talk about the food and family tradition that inspires his restaurant, the Houston classic Lucille’s.
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Some things are worth fighting for; that includes Dan Souza’s recipe for Butterscotch Pudding. This week, Dan talks to Jesse about his career trajectory, including a summer he spent working in a graveyard, and then explains the science and story behind his hard-earned recipe for Butterscotch Pudding. Dan Souza is the editor-in-chief of Cooks Illustrated and a chef at America’s Test Kitchen. You can follow him on Instagram @testcook.
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When Pierre Thiam brought his then-girlfriend, now-wife, Lisa, to Senegal for the first time, he knew she was going to meet his aunt Marie. What he didn’t know was what aunt Marie was going to be cooking when they got to her house, or how Lisa would feel about the food that was so different from the Japanese cuisine she’d been raised on. Enter Pierre’s one recipe: Sauce Feuille, a hearty and nourishing leafy beef stew that he heralds as a true representation of his roots. Pierre Thiam is an award-winning chef, cookbook author and activist. You can follow him on Instagram @chefpierrethiam.
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Forget Scream Queens, this week, we’re checking in with a Greens Queen, NY Times critic-at-large Tejal Rao. First, she laughs about the knife-throwing hobby she’s always kept sharp. Then, she gives a behind-the-scenes look at the often-unglamorous cooking habits of a food writer and critic, which led her to the recipe that ended her self-described slobby cooking era: Twice-Cooked Broccoli Rabe, inspired by Alice Waters and Tejal’s own adoration of all things leafy and green. Tejal Rao is a critic at large for The New York Times, recipe developer, and writer.
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Feeds 4-6 people
This recipe is a summer favorite from Chef Chris Wiliams of Lucille’s Houston. Chris marinates a whole side of fish, (on the half shell means skin-on, scales-on) for 10 minutes and then quickly grills it skin-side down. His marinade is where the magic comes in. It’s elemental with freshly-squeezed lemon juice, thyme, garlic and the earthiness of smoked paprika. He serves it with coconut rice and a slightly wilted collard green salad. It’s summer eating at its best.
Ingredients
Marinade:
- Juice of 6 large lemons; reserve the lemon halves
- 5 sprigs thyme or a handful of chopped fresh parsley
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 t sugar
- 1 T smoked paprika
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1 ½ c olive oil
- 30 oz or 1 side of Red Fish or Salmon, skin-on, scales on preferred
Rice:
- 2 cups basmati rice
- 12oz can lite coconut milk
Salad:
- 4 bunches of collard greens, chopped
- 1 red bell pepper, chopped
- 1 shallot thinly sliced
- 1 clam of grape tomatoes halved
- 1 cup cooked black eyed peas (canned or frozen)
Instructions:
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For the marinade/ vinaigrette: Combine lemon juice with thyme leaves or chopped parsley, garlic, sugar, smoked paprika, cracked pepper and salt. Whisk together and slowly pour in olive oil while whisking to emulsify. Taste and adjust seasoning.
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Pour half of this mixture over the fish, and reserve the rest for the collards.
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While the fish is marinating, start your fire and wait for the coals to go white or begin heating a grill pan over medium-high heat.
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While the grill is heating, cook your rice, and use the simple 2-to-1 method subbing half the water with coconut milk.
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In a salad bowl, add your chopped collard greens, red bell pepper, thinly sliced shallot, tomatoes and black eyed peas .Pour the remainder of the marinade over and mix well. The acid will start to soften the salad.
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When the grill is ready, remove the fish from the marinade and pat dry. Place the fish skin- side down along with the reserved squeezed lemon halves. Cover, but leave the cover ajar . Occasionally check the lemons and turn them to char them as evenly as possible. Depending on the thickness of the fish, the cooking time should be between 10 to 15 minutes for a perfect medium.
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When done, place the whole fish on a serving platter, and garnish with the grilled lemons and some parsley, if desired.
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Serve with finished salad and coconut rice.
Ribs are one of the dishes that my parents ask me to make the most whenever I host family dinners . My parents loved going to BBQ joints for birthdays, and after spending hundreds year after year on dry mac and cheese and ribs with very little to no meat, I decided to make everything myself for half the cost . I like to braise the ribs in a mixture reminiscent of the flavors of a michelada—beer, Clamato, Worcestershire sauce—and braising them makes them really juicy and tender so the cooked meat just falls off the bone . I love deviled eggs, so along with the ribs I like to serve a creamy deviled egg macaroni salad, the cheesiest rajas con mac and cheese (mac and cheese with diced jalapeño and poblano chiles), and sweet and buttery corn bread muffins made with a mixture of cornmeal and masa harina to enhance the flavor of the corn . Recipes for those favorites follow so you can easily make your own BBQ-style dinner at home!
INGREDIENTS
- 4 pounds (1.8 kg) pork baby back ribs (avoid spare ribs)
- 4 tablespoons steak seasoning
- 12 ounces (355 ml) pilsner beer, such as Modelo Especial or Corona
- ½ cup (120 ml) Clamato juice
- ¼ cup (60 ml) Worcestershire sauce
- 1 tablespoon reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 2½ cups (590 ml) Hibiscus BBQ Sauce
INSTRUCTIONS
Position racks in the top and bottom thirds of the oven and preheat the oven to 250°F (120°C).
Break the ribs down into four 1-pound (455 g) racks to ensure they cook evenly. Place a large piece of foil on top of a baking sheet without tucking in the edges. Place one of the slabs of ribs on the foil, sprinkle on 1 tablespoon of the steak seasoning, and use your hands to pat it into the meat. Seal up the ribs in an individual foil packet, leaving one end open to pour in the braising liquid. Repeat this process with the remaining slabs of ribs.
In a large measuring cup, whisk together the beer, Clamato juice, Worcestershire, soy sauce, and sugar to make a braising liquid.
Dividing evenly, pour the braising liquid into the open end of each one of the rib packets, then seal them completely. Arrange the ribs on two baking sheets.
Braise the ribs in the oven for 2 hours 45 minutes, switching the baking sheets from rack to rack at the 1½-hour mark.
Remove the baking sheets from the oven and turn the broiler to high. Drain the braising liquid, discard the foil, and place the ribs back onto your pan. (If your broiler is small, you’ll have to slice your racks in half and work in batches.) Brush some BBQ sauce onto both sides of the ribs and broil until the sauce caramelizes, about 4 minutes. Remove from the oven, brush on more of the BBQ sauce, and broil for another 4 minutes for the sauce to finish caramelizing, then remove and brush on a generous third coat. Repeat with the remaining slabs of ribs.
To serve: Let the ribs cool for a few minutes, then cut into individual- sized portions and serve with extra BBQ sauce on the side. Accompany the ribs with the muffins, macaroni salad, and mac and cheese.
From the book Chicano Eats by Esteban Castillo. Copyright © 2020 by Esteban Castillo. Published by Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers. Reprinted by permission.
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Serves 10 to 14
Serving vessel: Extra-large punch bowl with mega ice or 6 to 8 large-format
ice cubes
Glassware: Double rocks
Ice: Cubed
Garnish: 15 lemon wheels
- 1 (750 ml) bottle dry sparkling wine, chilled
- 1 (750 ml) bottle Thai Basil Blanc Vermouth, chilled
- 1 (750 ml) bottle manzanilla sherry, chilled
- 750 ml fresh watermelon juice
In an extra-large punch bowl over a mega ice block, combine the sparkling wine, basil-infused vermouth, manzanilla sherry, and watermelon juice. Stir to incorporate all ingredients. Garnish with lemon wheels.
- Thai Basil Blanc Vermouth
- 100 grams fresh Thai basil leaves, stems removed
- 1bottle Dolin Blanc Vermouth
At the bottom of a large container, lightly muddle the basil leaves, making sure to bruise them only slightly to release their oils. Add the blanc vermouth. Let sit for 30 minutes. Strain through a chinois. Rebottle and store in fridge for up to 2 weeks.
Reprinted with permission from Drink Lightly. Copyright © 2022 by Natasha David. Photographs copyright © 2022 Kristin Teig. Illustrations copyright © Andrés Yeah. Published by Clarkson Potter/Publishers, an imprint of Penguin Random House.
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Serves 1
Glassware: Wineglass
Ice: Cubed
Garnish: 3 lemon wheels
- 1 ounce Raspberry Syrup
- ¾ ounce white verjus
- Bubbly water, to top
In a wineglass filled with cubed ice, build the syrup, verjus, and bubbly water. Stir to chill and incorporate all ingredients. Garnish with 3 lemon wheels.
Raspberry Syrup
Makes about 2 cups
- 500 grams Simple Syrup
- 150 grams raspberries
- 2 grams citric acid
Fill a basin with water and set an immersion circulator to 135°F. Meanwhile, combine the syrup, raspberries, and citric acid in a sealable, heatproof silicone bag, making sure to push out all the air. Once the circulator has reached the desired temperature, place the sealed bag in the water bath. Let cook for 2 hours. Once done, transfer the infusion to an ice bath until it reaches room temperature. Strain through a nut bag. Store in a sealed container in the fridge for up to 2 weeks.
No sous vide?
In a medium, heat-safe bowl, gently muddle the raspberries. Add the syrup and citric acid. Cover the top of the bowl tightly with plastic wrap. Place the covered bowl over a large pot filled with 3 to 5 inches of water, making sure the bowl doesn’t touch the water (you are essentially creating a double boiler). Cook over medium heat for 1 hour.
Remove from heat and let cool. Strain through a nut bag.
Reprinted with permission from Drink Lightly. Copyright © 2022 by Natasha David. Photographs copyright © 2022 Kristin Teig. Illustrations copyright © Andrés Yeah. Published by Clarkson Potter/Publishers, an imprint of Penguin Random House.
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Sisters Sarah and Kaitlin Leung join Jesse this week. They own up to the fact that they are major plant nerds, reflect on the importance of cooking with–and learning from–your family, and give their One: Shortcut Dan-Dan Noodles. Sarah and Kaitlin Leung are one half of the team behind the blog, and eponymous cookbook, The Woks of Life. You can follow them on Instagram @thewoksoflife.
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J. Kenji López-Alt joins Jesse this week to discuss his life-long love of Mr. Wizard, food science, and the steps he took to perfect his One: Hard-Boiled Eggs. J. Kenji López-Alt is a chef, cookbook author, video host and food-writer. For more scientifically-minded recipes and content, you can follow him on Instagram @kenjilopezalt or check out his YouTube channel @jkenjilopezalt.
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Khushbu Shah joins Jesse this week to talk about her upcoming and long-awaited cookbook, how traveling all over the country has changed her tastes, and her tummy-settling One: Yogurt Rice. Khushbu Shah is the Restaurant Editor at Food & Wine Magazine, a food writer, and traveler extraordinaire. You can follow her on Instagram or Twitter @khushandoj.
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We’re getting two recipes in one this week with Nicole A. Taylor. She talks to Jesse about how she landed the deal for her one-of-a-kind cookbook, why we shouldn’t be so quick to write off dried herbs, and her One: Sweet Potato Hash covered in a seasoning that’s worth its weight in gold. Nicole A. Taylor is food writer, producer, and the author of Watermelon and Red Birds: A Cookbook for Juneteenth and Black Celebrations. You can follow her on Instagram or Twitter @foodculturist.
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Paola Velez joins Jesse this week to talk about why she’s really fun at karaoke parties, how meeting her husband brought her to baking, and her oh-so-comforting One: Chocolate Chip Cookies. Paola Velez is a chef, editorial producer at Food & Wine and co-founder of Bakers Against Racism. You can follow her on Instagram and Twitter @smallorchids.
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Nik Sharma’s got you covered this fall with his One. He talks to Jesse about how what started off as a kitchen remodel turned into an entire house remodel, his and his father’s love of photography, and his One: Manchow Soup. Nik Sharma is a food writer, cookbook author and recipe developer. You can follow him on Instagram and Twitter @abrowntable.
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Melissa Clark joins Jesse this week to talk about her decades-long, 40+ cookbooks career, the joy of a sheet-pan dinner, and her One: Roasted Cauliflower & Potatoes With Harissa, Yogurt & Toasted Almonds.Melissa Clark is a food writer, cookbook author, and New York Times columnist. You can follow her on Twitter @melissaclark or Instagram @clarkbar.
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Ham El-Waylly joins Jesse this week to brag about how much fun he has working with his wife, trace the origins of his globalized palette, and to dote on a recipe that stands above all the rest: Toum. Ham El-Waylly is a chef, restaurateur, and YouTube star. You can follow him on Instagram @hamegram.
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Chocolate and marshmallow: Can you name a more iconic duo? (Sorry graham cracker.) This week, Jessie Sheehan joins Jesse Sparks (try not to get confused) to dote on her new pet, celebrate her insatiable sweet tooth, and bless us with her delicious but oh-so-simple One: Devil’s Food Snacking Cake. Jessie Sheehan is a cookbook author, recipe developer and baker extraordinaire. You can follow her on TikTok or Instagram @jessiesheehanbakes.
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Not sure what to cook in your camper van–or maybe just in your regular kitchen–this week? Ali Slagle’s got you covered. She talks to Jesse about her new cookbook, I Dream of Dinner (So You Don’t Have To), her six-month road trip across the United States, and her One: Soup Mix Stracciatella. Ali Slagle is a recipe developer, New York Times contributor, and cookbook author. You can follow her on Instagram @itsalislagle.
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We’re back for season 2 of The One Recipe! And kicking off this season is two times James Beard award-winning author and baker, Kristina Cho. Kristina talks to Jesse about what was (probably) the best day of her life (so far), Chinese baking, and her One: Cocktail Buns (Gai Mei Bao). Kristina Cho is a photographer, recipe developer, and the author of Mooncakes and Milkbread–the first book (in English) to explore the world of Chinese bakeries. You can follow her on Instagram @eatchofood or on her blog eatchofood.com
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Natasha Pickowicz lays down the law on apple tarts this week. She tells Jesse what it’s like running pop-ups all over New York City, raises some somewhat controversial opinions about pie, fruit, and baking spices, then talks us through her One: A Crispy Apple Tart. Check out the recipe from our archives: a classic tart from a classic chef, Daniel Boulud. Natasha Pickowicz is a New York City-based pastry chef and writer. If you want to check out some of her absolutely stunning desserts or just see what she’s up to, you can follow her on Instagram @natashapickowicz.
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Chetna Makan joins producer Sally Swift this week to talk about baking in India (or the lack thereof), how she went from being a fashion designer to a Great British Bakeoff contender, and her One: Masala Pastry. Chetna Makan is an author, recipe developer, and YouTube video host. You can follow her on Instagram and Twitter @chetnamakan.
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Sohla El-Waylly hangs out with Jesse this week to talk about the time her fried chicken made Jesse’s dad cry, why getting lost in Europe worked out really well for her, and her One: a Spanish Tortilla that has absolutely nothing to do with tortillas and everything to do with potatoes, olive oil, and tapas. Sohla El-Waylly is a chef, recipe developer, video host and (soon-to-be) cookbook author. You can follow her on Instagram @sohlae.
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Soleil Ho joins Jesse this week to talk about some of their favorite writers, why being an outsider in food media makes them better at their job, and their One: Scallion Oil, Mở Hành that they like to drizzle on, well, everything! Soleil Ho is the San Francisco Chronicle’s restaurant critic, as well as the host of the podcast Extra Spicy. You can follow them on Instagram @soleil_ho and on Twitter @hooleil.
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Grains genius Roxanna Jullapat talks to producer Sally Swift this week from deep inside the supply closet of her LA café, Friends & Family. She shares some confusion she had at a young age about her family tree, the inspiration behind her cookbook, Mother Grains,and her One:A Baked Buckwheat Pancake with Berry Compote. Roxana Jullapat is a baker, restaurant owner, and cookbook author. You can follow her on Instagram or Twitter @roxanajullapat
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Matt Rodbard joins Jesse this week to wax nostalgic about his past at MTV, explain how an Egg McMuffin machine kickstarted his career as a food writer, and to lovingly share his One: Technically-Not-Barbecue Oven Ribs. Matt Rodbard is a writer, editor and co-host of the TASTE Podcast. You can follow him on Twitter and Instagram @mattrodbard.
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Jesse is joined by Andy Baraghani this week to celebrate Andy’s new cookbook, learn what to look for when buying Basmati rice, and carefully explain the steps of his One: Chelo Ba Tahdig aka Steamed Persian Rice with Tahdig. Andy Baraghani is a recipe developer and the author of The Cook You Want to Be. You can follow him on Instagram @andybaraghni.
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Priya Krishna joins Jesse this week to show off her musical abilities, rave about some of her favorite food writers, and divulge her One: Tejal Rao’s massolu, AKA roasted vegetables with coconut, chili and garlic. (Yes, it really is that easy.) Priya Krishna is a New York Times food reporter and cookbook author. You can follow her on Instagram and Twitter @priyakrishna.
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Chris Shepherd talks to Jesse about what it was like preparing curated meal kits for NFL players, gives some much-needed grilling advice, and tells the hilarious story behind his One: a grilled herb-marinated chicken that’s worth its weight in gold. Chris Shepherd is an award-winning chef, author, and the founder of Southern Smoke–a crisis relief organization for people in the food and beverage industry. You can follow him on Instagram @cshepherd13.
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Rick Martinez and Jesse get into it this week to talk about Rick living his dream life in Mexico, the vast superiority of homemade tortillas, and his mouth-watering One: Rajas con Crema, aka roasted poblano chiles in cream. Rick Martinez is a beloved cook, writer, podcaster, and YouTube video host. You can follow him on Instagram @chefrickmartinez.
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Chef Sheldon Simeon joins producer Sally Swift this week to talk about his family’s love of food, why his ‘hole in the wall’ restaurant is everything he’s ever wanted, and the history behind his drool-worthy One: Mochiko Fried Chicken. Sheldon Simeon is an adoring father, former Top Chef contestant, and the author of Cook Real Hawai’i. You can follow him on Instagram and Twitter @chefwonder.
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Certified drinks expert John deBary joins Jesse this week to talk about his accidental foray into the world of craft-cocktails, the perseverance required to snag a first date with his now-husband, and his One: A bourbon-and-blueberry-focused cocktail named The Stonewall Baby. John deBary is the author of Drink What You Want: The Subjective Guide to Making Objectively Delicious Cocktails. You can follow him on Instagram and Twitter @jnd3001.
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Adrienne Cheatham and Jesse get into it this week to talk about their mutual love of Barbara Streisand, the scientific reasoning behind her preference for microwaved sweet-potatoes, and her mouth-watering One: sweet potato gnocchi with bacon-miso sauce. Adrienne Cheatham is a chef, cookbook author, and the founder of the Sunday Best pop-up series in Harlem. You can follow her on Instagram @chefadriennecheatham and on Twitter @ACs_kitchen.
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Francis Lam has invited himself onto The One Recipe, and we’re so glad he did! This week, he tells Jesse about what it felt like the first time his writing was published, why it’s nice to not be beholden to tradition, and his One: Linguine with clams (and parsley, if you’re up for it.) Francis Lam is a journalist, the editor-in-chief at Clarkson Potter, and the host of The Splendid Table. You can follow him on Instagram and Twitter @francis_lam.
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Hetty McKinnon takes a trip down memory lane with producer Sally Swift this week. She talks about her past as a salad peddler, delivering them by bike all over Sydney, Australia, a shock she experienced when she visited Hong Kong for the first time as an adult, and her One: tomato macaroni soup with scrambled egg. Hetty McKinnon is a frequent contributor to New York Times Cooking, Bon Appétit and Epicurious. She’s also the author of several cookbooks, including To Asia, With Love. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram @hettymckinnon.
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Anna Stockwell gushes to Jesse about her unusual cats, her lifelong love affair with dinner parties, and her One: a slow-roasted side of salmon that will wow your guests with surprisingly little effort.Anna Stockwell is a recipe developer, food stylist, and the author of For the Table: Easy, Adaptable, Crowd-Pleasing Recipes. You can follow her on Instagram @acstockwell.
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This week, Stephen Satterfield talks to Jesse about why it’s important to know what you like, for instance, room temperature butter, which brings us to his One: Toast.Stephen Satterfield is the host of Netflix’s critically acclaimed docuseries High on the Hog, as well as the founder of Whetstone Magazine and Whetstone Radio Collective. You can follow him on Twitter and Instagram @isawstephen.
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This week, we're sharing a trailer for Borderline Salty, a new weekly call-in food podcast from Pineapple Street Studios, hosted by two of our friends, Carla Lalli Music, and Rick Martinez. They'll share their latest ingredient obsessions, give you their hot takes on the latest food trends, and bring you their kitchen nightmare stories. Whether you’re still finding your way in the kitchen or have been cooking for years, this show has something for everyone. New episodes come out weekly — wherever you get your podcasts.
This week, Klancy Miller talks to Jesse about her secret sleuthing tendencies, her family’s love for one very special dessert, and her One: Parisian Chestnut Mini-Cakes that are easy to make and even easier to eat. Klancy Miller is the author of Cooking Solo: The Fun of Cooking for Yourself, and the founder of For the Culture: A magazine celebrating Black women and femmes in food and wine. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram @klancycooks.
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This week, producer Sally Swift talks to Joe Yonan about the perils of cicada season, the joy of midnight carrot-picking, and his One: a parsley-garlic dressing that’s good enough to drink. Joe Yonan is the Food and Dining editor of The Washington Post, and the author of several cookbooks, including Cool Beans: The Ultimate Guide to Cooking with the World’s Most Versatile Plant-Based Protein. You can follow him on Twitter and Instagram @joeyonan.
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This week, Kristen Miglore and Jesse talk about her truest musical love, how to choose an avocado that you will actually want to eat, and her One: Roberto Santibañez’ Classic Guacamole–which turns out to be anything but classic. Kristen Miglore is one of the founding editors of Food52, the host of the Genius Recipe Tapes podcast, and the author of Genius Recipes and Genius Desserts. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram @miglorious.
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This week, Eric See and Jesse talk about the surprising demand for New Mexican food in New York City and why his James Beard nomination wasn't exactly what he expected it to be. Then, Eric opens up his family vault of secret recipes to share his One: a New Mexican Style Red Chile sauce that, he says, you can put on pretty much anything. Eric See is the chef and owner of Ursula, in Brooklyn, a 2022 James Beard Best New Restaurant Finalist. You can follow him on Instagram @erictheawkwardscone.
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This week, Tammie Teclemariam talks to Jesse about her new job as New York Magazine’s Diner At Large, her love of perfume, and her One: a delightfully simple minty pork meatball. Tammie is a food and wine writer whose work has appeared in Gawker, Eater, Saveur, and many other publications. You can follow her on Twitter @tammieetc and you can subscribe to her newsletter here.
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This week, producer Sally Swift is sitting in for Jesse. She talks to Eric Kim about the genius and versatility of a good pan sauce, how his crush on Timothée Chalamet turned into a rather successful literary project, and his One, a roasted chicken with fish sauce butter. Eric Kim is a New York Times staff writer and the author of Korean American: Food That Tastes Like Home. You can follow him on Instagram or Twitter @ericjoonho. The full recipe for Eric’s Roasted Chicken With Fish-Sauce Butter is available here.
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This week we’re talking to Jaya Saxena about what crystal you should be keeping in your kitchen, how she developed more confidence cooking Indian Food at home, and her One: a matar paneer from Julie Sahni’s iconic cookbook, Classic Indian Cooking. Jaya is the senior writer at Eater, and the author of several books, including Basic Witches and Crystal Clear: Extraordinary Talismans for Everyday Life. You can follow
her on Instagram or Twitter @jayasax.
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This week we’re talking to Leanne Brown about the joy of cooking for yourself, what makes a good fantasy novel, and her One, a spicy, umami pantry pasta. Leanne is the author of four cookbooks, including Good and Cheap: Eat Well on $4 a day, and Good Enough: A Cookbook: Embracing the Joys of Imperfection and Practicing Self Care In the Kitchen. You can follow her on Instagram @leanneebrown or on Twitter @leelb.
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This week, Host Jesse Sparks talks to Bettina Makalintal about bike love, thriller novels, and her One, a recipe for Crispy Glazed Tofu. Bettina is a food and culture writer, and currently a Senior Reporter at Eater. You can find her recipe on Instagram @the.one.recipe or at theonerecipe.org. You can find more from Bettina on home cooking on Twitter and TikTok @bettinamak, and on Instagram @crispyegg420
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Senior Editor at Eater, Jesse Sparks, talks to chefs and cooks from all over the world about their one go-to recipe and the story behind it. The team at APM Studios’ The Splendid Table proudly presents The One Recipe which premieres March 8!