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In the podcast, which is being released via the Culinary Podcast Network, Tsai will be tackling basic cooking problems - such as hot to prepare fresh ginger - and demonstrating more advanced techniques - like how to execute a perfect pan toss without loosing the contents of the pan. It still sounds like it's worth checking out, as Tsai is highly skilled and fun to watch. And repeats or not, the show is definitely a step above some of the content that is currently on the Food Network.
iTunes users can download the show here.
[Thanks, Dave!]
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6-06-2006 @10:57AM Brian J. Geiger said... With episodes as far back as February, I'm not sure if it's really "just launched."
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6-08-2006 @9:39AM Indie Food Channel said... The culinary podcast network is an interesting idea, but our Indie Food Channel was launched in 2004. We'd like to work with these new initiatives, blogs, vlogs, etc. There's a need for new outlets with video, etc. http://www.IndieFoodChannel.com
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6-08-2006 @11:25PM Charles McEnerney said... Hi; just to clarify, the Simply Ming videocasts were actually produced just for this forum and isn't repurposed video from past shows...the goal was to have him provide quick tips for people to use to improve their skills in the kitchen and was shot just for that purpose...and Ming does it well!
Charles McEnerney
WGBH Boston
http://www.wgbh.org
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