From their home in the Adirondacks, Rachael Ray and musician-husband John Cusimano talk to host Martie Duncan about favorite condiments, bedtime snacks, pizza toppings, and rock band dreams. Rachael reflects on growing up surrounded by Italian, Cajun, and French cooking, and memories of time spent with her Grandpa. She also shares ideas for fresh summer produce, tips for food prep and storage, and the importance of putting yourself in a good mood to cook.
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Rachael Ray on Family, Fish Sandwiches, and When Disgusting Means Delicious

Allrecipes podcast, Homemade, celebrates good food, the people who make it, and the stories and traditions of beloved recipes. On the show, hosts Sabrina Medora (national food writer and hospitality industry insider) and Martie Duncan (author and Next Food Network Star finalist), talk to cooks of all stripes to reveal the memories and traditions behind their favorite foods.

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Chef, restaurateur, author, and philanthropist, Marcus Samuelsson, reminisces on his grandmother’s kitchen and shares how she made fish dumplings and apple jam. In this episode of Homemade, Samuelsson talks with host Martie Duncan about growing up in Sweden, traveling the US for No Passport Required, and seeing the best in people at the worst of times. They discuss the importance of Black cooks in American food history and how to support Black chefs in your community. Samuelsson also tells about his love of Thanksgiving and his secret ingredient for super crispy and delicious turkey skin.
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Encore: Marcus Samuelsson on Music, Food Memories, and Making a Difference

As the resident food and wine expert on the Netflix series Queer Eye, Montreal native Antoni Porowski helps everyday people discover -- or rediscover -- their passion for cooking. This week, food writer and founder of Un-Plated, Sabrina Medora, chats with Antoni about early kitchen disasters, how his mother influenced his love of food, the importance of a good egg, and the decadence of bone marrow. Antoni’s latest book, Let’s Do Dinner, is available now!
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Encore: Let's Do Dinner with Antoni Porowski

This year marks the 60th anniversary of renowned chef Julia Child’s first cookbook. Mastering the Art of French Cooking launched not just Julia’s career in culinary television and popular culture, but it also inspired everyone from the average home cook to those who have become household names themselves within the world of food. Today, host of Homemade Martie Duncan speaks with Alex Guarnaschelli, Dorie Greenspan, Sara Moulton, Anne Burrell, Scott Peacock, and Jacque & Claudine Pepin to learn how Julia influenced them, along with millions of viewers.
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Encore: Still Cooking with Julia Child

On this episode of Homemade, nine of our guests tell host Martie Duncan about their must-have holiday dishes and food traditions for Christmas, Hanukkah, and Thanksgiving. Tune in for stories and recipe how-tos from Marcus Samuelsson, Ina Garten, Simon Majumdar, Alex Guarnaschelli, Eitan Bernath, Anne Burrell, Patricia Heaton, Dorie Greenspan, and Dan Pashman. Their festive favorites include mashed potato souffle, spatchcocked turkey, Christmas pudding, thumbprint cookies, and more.
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Encore: The Holiday Table

Duff Goldman, pastry chef, cookbook author, and star of Duff Takes the Cake and Kids Baking Championship, talks with Martie Duncan about everything from teaching them to cook to the meat cake at his wedding and Thai KFC. Duff also tells about learning to cook on fondue night when he was growing up and his new kids cookbook, Super Good. And of course, Duff shares cake-making tips and tricks, including his secrets for a moist cake and an unexpected tool for perfectly sifted flour.
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Rachael Ray on Family, Fish Sandwiches, and When Disgusting Means Delicious

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