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In today's episode, we learn about pizza: pizza history, geography, food science, statistics, nutrition, varieties, toppings, cooking tips, and more. The invention of pizza has influenced cooking techniques in food cultures around the world.  

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Ancient Chinese Food Culture MicroPod Series: Part 6. In today's episode, we learn about herbal medicine, diet therapy, spices and cookware throughout the history of China. The evolution of herbal medicine and diet therapy, as well as spices and cookware in China influenced cooking techniques in food cultures around the world.  

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Ancient Chinese Food Culture MicroPod Series: Part 4. In today's episode, we learn about the agriculture and livestock of ancient China, all about rice-fish culture, as well as a quick glimpse into China's trade influence on the Silk Road. 

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Ancient Chinese Food Culture MicroPod Series: Part 3. In today's episode we take a look at Ancient Chinese innovations and how they affected Chinese food culture and cultures around the globe, as well as The Great Wall of China, soybeans, soy sauce and fermentation techniques, dig a little deeper into the salt wells, and touch on some of the geographical and climatic influences on regional Chinese cuisines.  

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Ancient Chinese Food Culture MicroPod Series: Part 2. In today's episode, we learn about the first domestication of rice, the influence of Muslim cuisine within China, the expertise and knife skills of Chinese chefs, the variety of cuisines within China based on climatic factors and regional product availability, and the introduction of food products from other countries into China via the Silk Road. 

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Ancient China Micropod Series: Part 1 - Ancient Chinese Salt Industry.  Learn about how China was the first to develop the most advanced technology for salt well drilling for its time, why Chinese cooks do not directly salt their food, how the ingredients and dishes within the cuisine touch on all the different flavour combinations, and how the Chinese salt industry and cooking techniques have not only completely affected their own regional cuisines, but cuisines from all around the globe. 

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Learn how to cook Thanksgiving dinner like a professional cook, how to maximize your kitchen space while cooking, how to cook the perfect turkey, why stuffing your turkey can be more dangerous than you ever thought, how to meal prep to be able to spend more time with your loved ones, how to avoid a dry turkey, and how to make homemade cranberry sauce. 

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History can be viewed through many different lenses. Some believe that history is a long conversation about philosophy. Some believe it is focused on politics or wars between great characters featured throughout history. However, the Kitchen Survival Guide takes a bit of a different lens to the ancient civilizations: food. The history of food encompasses multiple aspects: philosophy, anthropology, sociology, politics, economics, resources, geography and a strong focus on culture. Ancient Egypt wasn't the first agrarian society, but it was by far one of the longest lasting ones and it has taught us a lot about food in ancient times. Without the preserved and mummified foods found in ancient tombs, we may have never learned as much as we have about their people, culture, health and politics. Food has been the one thing that links all humans, past and present throughout the entire course of history and is the basis of our current food cultures all around the world today. 

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On last week's episode of the Kitchen Survival Guide, we learned what our ancient ancestors ate as hunter gatherers, but how did we evolve to become modern societies that are so food-focused? Well, the first emergence of agricultural societies completely transformed humanity as we know it. The first recorded agricultural society appeared in the Fertile Crescent: a civilization called Mesopotamia, an Ancient Greek name meaning "the land between two rivers." It is here that culture, religion, food and government became forever engrained in our cultures and societies around the world.

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