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Chris and Phil are looking to up their game in the kitchen. But first, coffee. In order to do so they'll need to break out the old scale. Because measuring cups are so 2020.
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In part 3 of their 5-part sauce miniseries, Chris and Phil celebrate their 25th episode by talking about... wine tacos? There also may or may not be a dig at America's favorite bad actor (if they can call him that). Let's get sauced.
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All flour is not created equal. For this 'in the kitchen' episode, Chris and Phil discuss how protein content affects gluten and why it matters for your buttermilk biscuits.
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Southern food—we all love it. But what exactly is it? And why does it make you want to slap your grandma? Is it the creaminess of pimento mac and cheese? Or the flaky goodness of rough puff biscuits? Or what about the nutty scent of pecan chewies roasting in the oven? Stacey Little from @southernbite joins us to discuss what makes southern food southern and why it may be simpler than we thought.
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Manhattans, Old Fashioneds, Negronis, oh my. But what do they all mean? Chris and Phil discuss the six basic cocktails that make up all of bartending and how you can make them at home.
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While everyone's hitting the gym this New Year's, we're flexing our mussels in the kitchen with this delicious Almond Baked Mussels recipe from The Manhattan [food] Project. Chris demonstrates how to properly clean, debeard, steam, and bake mussels like it's Venice Beach. And it's the perfect New Year's Eve appetizer.
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The wait is finally over. We've made it to the end of 2020 and it's time to celebrate with the Dad's Kitchen Christmas spectacular. It's everything you've come to expect from Chris and Phil: wry, witty, and really having nothing to do at all with Christmas.
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In Part 2 of their saucy mini-series, Chris and Phil discuss a classic hollandaise—how it's made, what it's used for, and why pork keeps winning the perfect pairing game of eggs benedict.
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So French toast—pretty basic right? What if you could add a single ingredient to completely change the flavor profile? Or you just tried a different bread? Or, and we realize we're going out on a limb here, you topped it with ice cream? Chris and Phil discuss in this curious episode wrought with awful dad jokes.
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Peter Mutabazi aka @fosterdadflipper is a single foster dad who adopted his teenage son in 2019. His story of growing up in Uganda as a street kid and how he became an advocate for abandoned children will absolutely blow your mind. He is the founder of Now I Am Known, an organization that brings hope to at-risk children across the country, and continues to serve them in various forms. Our thanks to Peter for the most riveting story ever told on the podcast, and probably anywhere.
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