We're taking a trip back in time using vintage newspapers from 1965 and the 1980s, courtesy of our friends at Storied. Exploring trends that defined these eras, we're uncovering the fascinating, fun, and the sometimes strange world of retro autumn menus. Join us as we compare the recipes then versus now, and maybe find some forgotten gems worth bringing back to your own fall cooking rotation. See show notes at www.passingtheplate.org/71 Enjoy these resources as you continue ...
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We're taking a trip back in time using vintage newspapers from 1965 and the 1980s, courtesy of our friends at Storied. Exploring trends that defined these eras, we're uncovering the fascinating, fun, and the sometimes strange world of retro autumn menus. Join us as we compare the recipes then versus now, and maybe find some forgotten gems worth bringing back to your own fall cooking rotation. See show notes at www.passingtheplate.org/71 Enjoy these resources as you continue ...
69: Jet Engines to Spice Kits: Sheila Narayanan's Mission to Make Indian Cooking Accessible
Passing the Plate Podcast
46 minutes
1 month ago
69: Jet Engines to Spice Kits: Sheila Narayanan's Mission to Make Indian Cooking Accessible
What happens when a rocket scientist decides to revolutionize home cooking? Meet Sheila Narayanan, founder of Simply Masala, whose remarkable journey took her from designing jet engines to creating innovative spice kits that make authentic Indian cuisine accessible to everyone. Join us as we chat about breaking down barriers to Indian cooking, the essential spices every home cook should know, and how food becomes a bridge between generations and cultures. Resources Keep exploring with the lin...
Passing the Plate Podcast
We're taking a trip back in time using vintage newspapers from 1965 and the 1980s, courtesy of our friends at Storied. Exploring trends that defined these eras, we're uncovering the fascinating, fun, and the sometimes strange world of retro autumn menus. Join us as we compare the recipes then versus now, and maybe find some forgotten gems worth bringing back to your own fall cooking rotation. See show notes at www.passingtheplate.org/71 Enjoy these resources as you continue ...
