Welcome to the Well Seasoned Librarian Podcast! You're tuning into Season 16, Episode 12, and today, host Dean Jones is thrilled to chat with special guest and popular vlogger, Bob Morano.
Bob, a 2005 graduate of The Culinary Institute of America, brings over two decades of experience from professional kitchens across both the East and West coasts. Currently, he's not only the Executive Chef at a monastery but also a teacher and the creative force behind the social media sensation, Every Day Is Feast Day. On his platform, Bob serves up fascinating culinary history, intriguing food facts, and a wealth of cooking videos featuring delicious recipes, helpful tips, and candid insights into the hospitality industry and kitchen life.
Known for his friendly, welcoming demeanor, easy-to-follow cooking instructions, and all-around nice guy vibes, Bob has become a beloved and engaging presence in the world of online culinary content.
Now, without further ado, let's join Dean as he dives into conversation with Chef Bob Morano.
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