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By Jackson Blue Entertainment
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.
This week Jackson talks it up with Food Blogger Brenda Nguyen - founder and content creator for Wandering Boston Eater. A lot of great stuff in here about grinding it out, building an audience, loving food and respecting those making it, and a ton more. Big Episode 10!
Jackson hangs out with Ian So of the famous Chicken & Rice Guys.
This week Jackson chats with Paul Wahlberg about his love of food, the expansion of his family's restaurant Wahlbergers, their new food trucks, cruising with the New Kids, his favorite Mark Wahlberg movie, and much more.
This week Jackson chops it up with Helen Rennie from Helen's Kitchen Cooking School. She has so many tips and so much useful knowledge when it comes to cooking. And she reviews Blue Apron and the subscription cooking services for us in the podcast as well. Plus Veggie Galaxy has today's Tip Of the Week. Holler.
This week Jackson cuts it up with Jason Cheek, owner/chef at Southern Proper in Boston. They talk about bringing the legit south to Boston, being sustainable, using everything and being responsible, and Jason shares a pretty dope Southern recipe as well. Subscribe and share, huh?? Thanks.
This week Jackson virtually chills with Nick Wilson of Gather in Pembroke. They have a great chat about local food, the importance of Sunday dinners, why they aren't open for dinner, and Nick shares his banging recipe for Maple Cinnamon Rolls (which are devilishly good). Plus Michael Bissanti from the inventive Veggie Galaxy pops in for the Tip of the Week.
Jackson talks with chef/restaurateur/author/BBQ champion Andy Husbands - currently chef/owner of The Smoke Shop in Kendall Square, the Seaport, and now at Assembly Row in Somerville. They talk competitive BBQ, writing cook books, and Andy shares his bombdiggity recipe for "BBQ glaze." Mop it on.
Helen Rennie from Helen's Kitchen Cooking School shows up for the Tip of the Week as well.
Jackson talks with Jen Royle who is opening an amazing restaurant in the North End of Boston in November. It's a really unique idea especially for the North End. Jen talks about her former life as an Emmy Award winning sports reporter for MLB, coming in as runner up on a reality TV competition show, and how Anthony Bourdain once saved her butt. PLUS she shares a badass recipe for tomato soup with an interesting and delicious twist.
Jackson talks with Daniel Roberts, owner/chef at Allston's Rabottini's Pizza. He's got a really interesting story and a lot of buzz. Rabottini's is a pop-up pizza joint that started as a weekly feature in a bagel shop. Daniel goes to great lengths to make the best dough in the world and feature fresh, local ingredients. His passion is obvious during their conversation.
Jackson interviews Sol Sidell from the iconic South Street Diner in Boston. Sol has some serious stories and he shares the recipe to South Street Diner's insanely good Boston Cream Pancakes. Andy Husbands from The Smoke Shop stops by as well with the Tip of the Week to make us all better BBQ'ers.
The podcast currently has 12 episodes available.