Weird & Outdated World History
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“RE: Gazpacho podcast.
Instead of using outdated terms, say geographical terms. Instead of saying New World say the Americas! Wow! Here’s another: say Asia, Western Europe, etc instead of Old World. When you explained New & Old Worldas a a way to continue to use the terms, I thought this guy should not be doing this. And, maybe this is new for you, but the Americas had rich culinary traditions using tomatoes, potatoes, etc. before contact. It was not just Italy that thought of yummy uses of the tomato; the Aztecs did it too. So let us please get a little modern in our thinking!”
Filly Bu$ter via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/03/23
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“I thought I knew quite a bit about cooking until I started listening to this podcast. I learn something new with every episode and have a great time doing it!”
lizzo1024 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/31/15
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“If you're looking to improve your cooking skills look no further! Roger is a great host, easy to follow, and has some excellent pointers. From essential cooking utencils to cooking the perfect burger, this is a must listen!”Read full review »
podheadrod via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/12/15
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“Roger does a great job breaking down the sometimes complicated art of cooking, giving home cooks great ideas and tools to bust out in their home kitchens.”
SMHeasley via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/16/15
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