Food · The Ringer
by The Ringer
This season, Recipe Club goes to the movies! Dave Chang, Chris Ying, and a cast of special guests scrutinize the culinary cameos you can’t get out of your head. They go deep on why these scenes stick with us, why they make us hungry, and what they get right (and wrong) about eating.
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No offense to David Chang, but I really feel like this show benefits greatly by having Chris as the host. If I’m being honest, I’ll read the description before listening to see if DC is on it, and will skip if that’s the case. He does a great job with the Dave Chang Show, where he can delve into deeper subjects, but I really appreciate the levity that Chris brings to this one!
Dave and Chris changed the format of Recipe Club for Season 4 - and the podcast is all the better for it. It now combines all the best elements from earlier seasons with useful information and recipes that you’ll actually want to try. And there are still lots of laughs. I look forward to Recipe Club appearing in my feed every week.
I love this show so much. While I often do learn a few things about the ingredient or cooking methods (they are PROs, after all!) what I really love is just listening to the banter, sometimes I don’t even know what they’re cooking. I know there’s a lot of ppl put off by the swearing, but that’s what I love about these guys…they sound EXACTLY like me and my friends. David Chang is an evil genius and Chris Ying is the perfect foil. Dudes kill me every time. Don’t ever change!!
I’ve listened to every episode of Recipe Club since season 1. What I liked about the show is hearing how other people (from casual cook to professional chef) would choose to follow/interpret an obscure recipe found on the internet. The new format in season 4 is unorganized and doesn’t attempt to be informative about food or cooking anymore. Now it’s just a random mish mash of unfocused conversations and opinions like every other generic amateur podcast.
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