Mike Taccona and Eric Herrera: Fire and Food

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Mike Taccona and Eric Herrera return to the show! In this experimental episode, we take a topic we haven't covered much, but we can all take part in — the process of making food. Mike has always been interested in creating high-quality meals and has been experimenting with burgers. Mike whips up his idea of a traditional American hamburger. The best part of cooking is sharing it with others, and that's what we do, storytelling included. For fun, we decided to throw in a couple of craft beers for taste testing. As a disclaimer, this episode was recorded outside, so the atmosphere and sound levels are a bit different in this episode.

The Beers we tasted in this episode:

Short Fuse Brewery For Goodness Shakes Mango Milkshake IPA

Noon Whistle Swanky Smack Red Sour Ale

Voodoo Brewing Voodoo Love Child Belgian Style Aged in Fruit


Show Notes:

[00:04:00] - What Burger did we make?

[00:04:37] - The Ingredients

[00:05:53] - Homemade Horseradish

[00:06:45] - Local Butcher - Thuringer

[00:09:52] - Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan

[00:10:15] - You are what you eat!

[00:14:23] - Recreating the Kuma's Plaugebringer

[00:15:03] - Fire and Food

[00:17:13] - The Innovators by Walter Isaacson

[00:19:03] - Punch Card Computers

[00:21:53] - Golden Age of Democratization of Audio Information

[00:23:53] - Short Fuse Brewery For Goodness Shakes Mango Milkshake IPA

[00:31:33] - Noon Whistle Swanky Smack Red Sour Ale

[00:35:33] - How Stuff Is Made Tv Show

[00:36:33] - Voodoo Brewing Voodoo Love Child Belgian Style Aged in Fruit

[00:43:43] - Recap of the food and beer


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