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This Is Yu Podcast

Scott Stewart

Join husband and wife team, Scott & Carole as they argue their way through the world of food. They explore recipes, photography tips, best business practices, and entrepreneurship. They make life more delicious!
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This Is Yu Podcast - Ep 11 - This Is Yu - The Pink Marine - Greg Cope White
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03/18/20 • 49 min

In this Ep# 11 of our This Is Yu podcast we interview inveterate bon vivant, Greg Cope White who is a former sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps. He served six years in the Marines, and has written all about it in his best selling book The Pink Marine.
Greg has lived many lives and we talk all about them, from the food he ate during basic training, to hosting Unique Sweets on the cooking channel, to writing Walk. Ride. Rodeo. for Netlfix, to his inspiring journey which he captured in his book The Pink Marine.
We also premier a new segment, more of a time capsule about the Corona Virus, Covid 19. And how it has been affecting us on this day March 17, 2020.

Welcome Greg to the This Is Yu Podcast.
Instagram & Twitter @EatGregEat

Blog EatGregEat.com

Website ThePinkMarine.com

Facebook.com/GregCopeWhite
Amazon search The Pink Marine book.
Call the This Is Yu hotline with your feedback and burning questions 562.291.6037

Homebase is www.ThisIsYu.com

Instagram is @ThisIsYuOfficial

Facebook Vip Group - Facebook and search This Is Yu VIP Community
Thanks for listening guys!
Scott & Carole

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Welcome to Episode 24 of This Is Yu Podcast.

This Is Scott Stewart and Carole Yu
You just heard a clip from when today’s guest, Maneet Chauhan, competed on Iron Chef America. She is an intrepid competitor, having made hundreds of appearances as a contestant and judge on the Food Network. This woman is a passionate and determined restauranteur, mother, wife and celebrity chef.

But, first, today is all about Fruits, nuts, and flakes.

Your relatives Carole?

Nope we’re talking about cereal.
Today, we welcome Maneet Chauhan, Maneet was born in Ludhiana, Punjab, India.

S-She went to the Welcomgroup Graduate School of Hotel administration in India. After asking her professor what the best cooking school in the world was, she went to the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park New York and got her Associates degree in Baking and Pastry.

C- True, and might I add, that’s where Dara is going for the exact same degree! Well, Maneet graduated the top of her class with high honors, sweeping all awards.

S- Right after graduation in 2000 she was hired as management for a startup restaurant in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, where she headed a team and expanded the restaurant's capacity from 70 seats to 140 seats.

C- By 2003, at the age of 27, she became the opening executive chef of Vermilion in Chicago, Illinois, earning her 3-Stars from The Chicago Tribune. A few years later in 2007, she moved to NYC to open At Vermilion[13] where she was nominated as the 'Best Import to New York' by Time Out Magazine. Her style is described as "global fusion" with roots in Indian cuisine.[14]

S- Maneet has been on Food Network for 12 years, starting as one of the original judges of “Chopped”. She is not only a full time judge, she also competes on the network. She is the only Indian female ever to compete on Iron Chef. She has made numerous guest appearances on TV shows, and at the top food and wine festivals.

C- You’d think she would be busy enough as a judge and competitor, but she also has Morph Hospitality group, and four restaurants in Tennessee. If you want to check them out, she has her signature Chauhan Ale and Masala House, Mockingbird, a southern American restaurant, Tansuo, contemporary Chinese, and Chaatable, Indian Street Food.

C-Thank you so much to Maneet for joining us in today’s conversation. What a fun conversation time we had, time literally sped by on that interview. You were such a joy to speak with Maneet!

S- Maneet you have such positive energy, and I will come back and listen to you if I feel my energy needs a boost, either that or I’m going to sit right down with a big bowl of Lucky Charms!

S-As always, we really appreciate your thoughts and feedback about the show. You can reach us on Instagram or Facebook at [This Is Yu Official] or you can leave us an anonymous voicemail at [562-291-6037]. We listen to all the voicemails.

C- Home base is www.ThisIsYu.com

S- Thanks for listening to the show. Speaking of APPLE PODCASTS, Please SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT and RATE our THIS IS YU PODCAST. Have a great week!
C -Thanks for listening and letting us make your life more delicious.
Maneet Chauhan's details:
http://www.morphhospitality.com/
https://www.instagram.com/maneetchauhan/
https://www.maneetchauhan.com/
March Of Dimes:
https://www.marchofdimes.org/index.aspx

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Welcome to Episode 22 of This Is Yu Podcast.

This Is Scott Stewart and Carole Yu

Today we welcome Aarti Paarti, the winner of Season Six of The Next Food Network Star. Listen in as we speak about her childhood in Dubai, food critics, her beautiful cookbook, and imposter syndrome.

But, first, we’ve got 10 Random Food Facts that will make you Ridiculous at Trivial Pursuit!
Today, we welcome Aarti Sequeira the bubbly winner of Season 6 of The Next Food Network Star. Aarti is a global citizen. She was born in Mumbai, India, and raised in Dubai. In 2000 she graduated from the Northwestern Medill School of Journalism in Chicago, and went directly to work as a producer at CNN in NY.

After moving to Los Angeles, she landed in the Kingdom of Culver City, where I’m actually The King of Culver City and I’ve got a video to prove it - SEARCH King of Culver City on You Tube. She lived he for over a decade. During this time, she went back to Cooking school, and started her own online cooking show, Aarti Paarti.

It was this show that led to the next stage of her life. She won The Next Food Network star in 2010, and she’s never looked back. She’s competed and won many shows on Food network, like Guys’ Grocery Games, Cutthroat Kitchen, and Chopped All Stars.

Aarti now lives in Raleigh, NC, with two beautiful daughters and actor husband, Brendan McNamara.
We’ve had several people comment on the This Is Yu hotline that they loved the kitchen hacks we talked about on our Christine Ha podcast. So, let’s give them what they want! Kitchen Hacks, Round 2.
So here’s our list of 14 Essential Chinese Pantry Ingredients
Thank you so much to Aarti for joining us in today’s conversation. Your warmth and passion for cooking and family is genuine and it shows!

Plus I loved to hear your great laugh, it’s so open and joyous!

As always, we really appreciate your thoughts and feedback about the show. You can reach us on Instagram or Facebook at [This Is Yu Official] or you can leave us an anonymous voicemail at [562-291-6037]. We listen to all the voicemails.

Home base is www.ThisIsYu.com
Let's connect on Instagram @ThisIsYuOfficial
Visit Aarti on her website: www.AartiSequeira.com
Aarti on Instagram @AartiPaartiPics

Thanks for listening to the show. Have a great week!
Thanks guys for letting us make your life more delicious.
Scott & Carole

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Welcome to Episode 20 of This Is Yu Podcast.

This Is Carole Yu and Scott Stewart

This Is Yu Podcast Music intro....

Today you’ll be inspired by our interview with Christine Ha, the winner of MasterChef Season three. She was the first Asian winner of MasterChef. If you don’t know about Christine, you gonna wanta listen to find out what makes her so special!

But first let’s tackle the Asian kitchen hacks that my mom taught me when I was growing up. Make sure you listen to the whole podcast because after talking to Christine, we’re giving you another five bonus hacks that will help you save time in your kitchen. We’re fairly confident, maybe even pretty confident that there will be at least one kitchen hack you’ve never heard of!

And, what you’ve been waiting three weeks for, our $25 Amazon Gift Card giveaway. We announce the winner today! Who doesn’t love free money?

First, let’s tackle some Asian Kitchen Hacks. Carole’s mom taught Chinese cooking when Carole was a wee lass. Here are a few Asian Kitchen hacks that Carole picked up along the way.

Back in 2012, Christine Ha won Season Three of MasterChef. Today we catch up with her whirlwind life over the past 8 years.

Christine has gone on since the show to publish a cook book, win accolades from James Beard, and the Helen Keller Personal achievement award. She’s traveled the world representing the US as a culinary envoy. She has a fast concept restaurant already in Houston, and another full sit-down restaurant in the works.

Also, Carole, there’s a lot of chatter in the streets about her opening a 3rd restaurant in Culver City! We talk to her about cutting her husband’s hair and a super innovative technology that allows her to wander the streets of Manhattan to purchase ingredients for a special surprise dinner. And we find out the worst thing Christine has ever eaten.

Christine Ha Interview

We already investigated some Asian kitchen hacks that Carole was taught by her mom. Now let’s probe into some other time saving kitchen hacks.

There you have it! Send us your kitchen hacks, we’d love to share them with all of you!

Drum Roll Please...Thank you for those of you that subscribed to and left a review for This Is Yu Podcast. We appreciate your time because the more reviews the more awareness is brought to This Is Yu Podcast.

So, the winner of the $25 Amazon Giftcard giving us a Fantastic” and 5 star review, said...

Please contact us to receive your gift card. Stay tuned for future giveaways, you’re all winners out there!

Thank you so much to Christine for joining us in today’s conversation. We really are astounded by all you’ve been able to accomplish since you won MasterChef. Thank you for the inspiration you’ve given us. You’re a shining example that proves with dedication, hard work, and focus, all dreams are possible!

As always, we really appreciate your thoughts and feedback about the show. You can reach us on Instagram or Facebook at [This Is Yu Official] or you can leave us an anonymous voicemail at [562-291-6037]. We listen to all the voicemails.

Home base is www.ThisIsYu.com

Thanks for listening to the show. Have a great week!
Thanks guys for letting us make your life more delicious.
Check out Christine Ha Here:
http://www.theblindcook.com/
Best,
Scott & Carole

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Episode #18 - Winner - MasterChef Season 4 - Luca Manfe

Welcome to Episode 18 of This Is Yu Podcast.

This Is Carole Yu and Scott Stewart

Today, we catch up with Luca Manfe, winner of MasterChef season 4. After a devastating rejection from season 3, Luca fought his way back to victory and into the hearts of all MasterChef fans.

He was always one of the fan favorites because he rejected the conniving and pettiness of other contestants. He was always a gentleman, making us laugh, his blue eyes sparkling with passion for his food.

We learn about Luca’s family, not only his American family, but we go back to his roots in Aviano, Italy where he grew up. He tells us about his private catering business “Dinner with Luca”, and the tiny house where he, his wife Cate, and children Luca and Valentino now live.

Luca answers fan questions, and tells us about his journey from MasterChef to The Lucky Fig food truck, to his current daily life. If you are a Luca fan, you may get chills as I did when talking to him. It was an intimate conversation, and we were so lucky to connect with him.

After our conversation with Luca, you won’t want to miss our segment, “New Tech Cooking” where we talk about our annual Sous Vide feast.

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Have you entered our giveaway already? Through May 19th, 2020 enter our giveaway for a $25 Amazon gift card! It’s simple! All you have to do is go to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to and leave a review of This Is Yu Podcast. We will choose our favorite review, and announce the winner on May 19th on the podcast.

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New Segment - New Tech Cooking

Have you seen those “Sous Vide Egg Bites” at Starbucks and wondered, “What is Sous Vide?”

Our family was first introduced to Sous Vide when Dara was asked to the White House where she was an honored guest at Obama’s first “Maker’s Faire.” Where she ran into a person who made a sous vide machine.. Afterwards, she sent Dara one of their circulators.

What does Sous Vide mean? Listen to the podcast to find out how to make your food so moist!

Thank you so much to Luca for joining us in today’s conversation. We loved learning what your family means to you and how they are a shining beacon in your life.

His positive spirit inspires us. We appreciate you Luca for taking the time to share your journey from MasterChef to your life now full of love of family and food.

Thanks for listening to the show.

If you like the idea of more people hearing this series and this show in general please think about taking just a couple minutes to give us a rating and review on iTunes or your podcast app of choice. If we get enough of those, the apps show This Is Yu to more people to find out we exist.

As always, we really appreciate your thoughts and feedback about the show. You can reach out to us on Instagram or Facebook at [This Is Yu Official] or you can leave us an anonymous voicemail at [562-291-6037]. We listen to all the voicemails.
www.DinnerWithLuca.com
www.ThisIsYu.com
@ThisIsYuOfficialCiao!
Ciao Bella!

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This Is Yu Podcast - Ep 17 - This Is Yu - Feed Feed - Julie Resnick
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04/29/20 • 45 min

Welcome to Episode 17 of This Is Yu Podcast.
This Is Scott Stewart and Carole Yu

Today, we speak with Julie Resnick, who has built the Feed Feed, with her cofounder and husband Dan, into a global crowd-sourced food and lifestyle media company. She is a trained chef, journalist, business woman, mom, wife, and deeply passionate about the world of food. Her community of home cooks, bloggers and chefs bring over 15 Million views to the Feed Feed’s social media platforms and website.

We talk to Julie about her different instagram feeds, and how she developed the Feedfeed’s online community. We explore the company event spaces, The Feedfeed’s future facing perspective, and how the company plans to get there.

If you are looking to up your instagram game, then this is the podcast for you!

After our conversation with Julie, we have a new segment, “Recipe Substitutions.” How do you bake a cake without eggs, milk, butter or sugar? What to do when you’re without any fresh herbs or have run out of spice blends? We also talk about healthy substitutes for sugar and butter, or eggs. And finally, we give you alternate ingredients for paleo and gluten free diets.

Have you already entered our $25 Amazon gift card giveaway? Listen up to hear how you can be the winner!

Thank you so much to Julie for joining us in today’s conversation. We really appreciate your unique social media and business expertise. We loved learning about your company’s exponential business growth. and now we’re so excited to explore all your social media outlets so we can find brand new inspiration for our meals. It’s reassuring to know that we’ll be able to choose any ingredient and peruse hundreds of recipes crowdsourced from your expansive and diverse community from across the globe.
TheFeedFeed.com

We are all stuck in our houses at this time of Corona, and try to stay out of public contact as much as possible. This means that many of us can’t run to the grocery store every few days to pick up all the ingredients we need. Subsequently our pantries are running low. Today, we have some great ideas for ingredient substitutions including paleo and gluten free diets! Make sure you check out our substitution list on our “Recipe Substitutions” blog post at ThisIsyu.com

So, you’ve gathered all the ingredients to bake something comforting, and realize you are missing just one ingredient. Here are some ideas. We will name the substitutions, but all the specific amounts could make for some tedious podcast listening. Get some ideas here, and then get the specific ingredient ratios in our blog post “ Recipe Substitutions” on the This Is Yu.com website.
Who doesn’t like free money! Have you entered our giveaway already? Through May 19th, 2020 enter our giveaway for a $25 Amazon giftcard! It’s simple! All you have to do is go to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to and leave a review of This Is Yu Podcast. We will choose our favorite review, and announce the winner on May 19th on the podcast.

Give us your feedback. Leave a message for us on the This Is Yu Hotline at 562-291-6037, it’s anonymous, just leave a message with your thoughts. You can also direct message us on facebook or instagram, or email us at [email protected] or Scott @thisisyu.com

Our home base is www.ThisIsYu.com

Instagram is @this Is Yuofficial

Not only can you belong to the FeedFeed community, join the This Is Yu VIP community on Facebook.

Thanks for being a part of the This Is Yu community. We are grateful for you.
Thanks for listening! And if you're feeling it please Subscribe and Review!
Scott & Carole

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This Is Yu Podcast - Ep 16 - This Is Yu - MasterChef Season 3 - Becky Reams
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04/22/20 • 50 min

Becky Reams - MasterChef Season 3 SemiFinalist

Welcome to Episode 16 of This Is Yu Podcast.

This Is Carole Yu and Scott Stewart.

What were you doing from June through September 2012? Well, I was watching a renaissance woman who beat out 45,000 applicants to get to the top three of Season Three of the TV show Masterchef. We’re so excited to introduce Chef Becky Reams as our special guest today.

Becky explains how she turned Gordon Ramsey from naysaying critic to wholehearted supporter. We explore her roots in gorgeous food photography, for which she gives us tips. Then find out what top Hollywood TV shows for which she did the food styling. And finally we get inspired by her philosophy on moving forward, knowing she has a new chance everyday to show up.

Listen up listen up, After we talk to Becky, tune your ears in as we have a new segment on international food. We reach out to thank our listeners from around the globe by honoring their country’s national dish. Then (drum roll please) find out how you can win a $25 Amazon Giftcard!

Thank you so much to Becky for joining us for this podcast. Check out this dynamic renaissance woman on the This Is Yu Podcast page along with mouthwatering photos of her awesome food photography and creative dishes.

Now, our new segment merging our listeners from all around the world, and their local national dish. We have listeners from the continents of North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania. There are twenty countries from which we have listeners! We absolutely love all of you, and are super grateful that you listen in.

So, Scott we’re going to have a guessing game. I’m going to name each of the top ten countries that has listeners to our podcast, and you’re going to guess what that country’s national dish is!

The countries that contain the most listeners are of course, the

US - Hamburgers

Canada - poutine

Germany - Sauerbraten

Australia - Roast lamb

UK- Chicken tikka masala i

NZ - Meat pies

Sweden - Herring & Potatoes

Ireland - Irish Stew

Phillipines - Adobo

Mexico - Mole
France - POt-au-Feu (pot of fire)

We also want to shout out to the next ten countries, Kenya, Belgium, Italy, Ecuador,Jamaica, Brazil, Spain, Romania and South Africa. If you’re from one of those countries, let us know what you love eating!

Now, drum roll please! Our first podcast giveaway!! WooHoo!

Between April 22nd through May 19th, 2020 enter our giveaway for a $25 Amazon giftcard! It’s simple! All you have to do is go to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to and leave a review of This Is Yu Podcast. We will choose our favorite review, and announce the winner on May 19th on the podcast.

Give us your feedback on our podcast. Leave a message for us on the This Is Yu Hotline at 562-291-6037, It’s anonymous, leave a message with your thoughts. You can also direct message us on facebook or instagram, or email us at [email protected] or Scott @thisisyu.com

We are always trying to improve and would love any constructive criticism, and of course, all the constructive compliments you want to give too! Let us know what you’d like to hear us talk about, or any suggestions of guests too!

We all want to belong to a community, and connect, and we want to offer up our ears and hearts to you.

Our home base is www.ThisIsYu.com

Instagram is @ThisIsYuOfficial

And last but not least, Our Facebook is ... This Is Yu VIP Community

Catch ya later!

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This Is Yu Podcast - Ep 15 - This Is Yu - Somebody Feed Phil - Phil Rosenthal
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04/15/20 • 45 min

I'm Scott Stewart and I'm Carole Yu.

Welcome to Episode 15 of This Is Yu Podcast.
The voice you first heard is special guest Phil Rosenthal.

He is the creator and host of “Somebody Feed Phil,” a hit series on Netflix, in which he explores his love of food and travel through his humorous and childlike wide-eyed wonder.

Phil provides an exclusive sneak peek into Season Three of his hit Netflix show. Then he inspires us with stories of his successes and failures in life and entertainment. He invigorates us with advice about maintaining humor in everyday life. And, of course we talk about male modeling, and his newly adopted Great Pyrenees puppy, Murray.

Phil studied theater at Hofstra University on Long Island. He worked as an actor, writer, and director in New York, until he moved to Los Angeles in 1989.

After writing for series such as “Down the Shore” and “Coach”, in 1995, he created the hit comedy “Everybody Loves Raymond.” He was nominated for over 70 Emmy awards, winning 15, including the 2003 and 2005 awards for Best Comedy Series.

He has also won the 2002 Writers Guild Award for Excellence in Television Writing, and the peabody award for the 9/11 Telethon, America: A Tribute to Heroes.”

His first food travel series “I’ll have what Phil’s having” aired on PBS in 2015, for which he received a James Beard Award in 2016.

His most recent series “Somebody Feed Phil” follows his true love of bringing family, food, and travel to the table. In his own words, “Here’s what I’ve learned: food is what connects us, and Laughs are the cement.”

Phil lives here in Los Angeles with his wife, two children, and newly adopted sweetest, cutest Great Pyrennees puppy, Murray, who has his own Daily Murray segment on Phil’s Instagram.

After we talk to Phil, we have a new segment 7 reasons why you should eat chocolate.

Thank you to Phil of "Somebody Feed Phil” again for your time and infectious positivity. We were so honored and appreciative that you gave us the gift of your presence and your insight.

This is Carole, Phil, I will always refer back to this episode whenever I need a moment of inspiration and centering to keep my spirits up! Thank you for that.

We mentioned that we were dropping off some cookies to Phil. After he received them, he forwarded a photo with the cookies and told us “The Cookies are Phenomenal." Go to our instagram @ThisIsYuOfficial to see that pic of Phil with those amazing Spelt Chocolate Chip cookies. We’re glad we could bring a little love to Phil and his family, because we definitely felt that love when we spoke with him.

We’d love to hear your feedback on our podcast. Call us at the This Is Yu Hotline at 562-291-6037 We are always trying to improve and would love any constructive criticism, and of course, all the constructive compliments you want to give too! Let us know what you’d like to hear us talk about, or any suggestions of guests too!

We all want to belong to a community, and connect, and we want to offer up our ears and hearts to you.

Our home base is www.ThisIsYu.com

Instagram is @ThisIsYuOfficial

And last but not least, Our Facebook is ... This Is Yu VIP Community

PHIL ROSENTHAL CONTACT INFO

philrosenthalworld.com

Twitter: @PhilRosenthal

Facebook: @philrosenthalofficial

Instagram: @Phil.rosenthal

Youtube: PhilRosenthalWorld

Lake Street Dive - Band mentioned by Phil - https://lakestreetdive.com/

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This Is Yu Podcast - Ep 23 - Kristina Gill - Tasting Rome - This Is Yu
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06/18/20 • 43 min

Welcome to Episode 23 of This Is Yu Podcast.
This Is Carole Yu and Scott Stewart
Those were sounds of Rome where I had the pleasure of living with my family back in 2000. And where our guest, Kristina Gill lives today. We speak with Kristina about her former life at Design Sponge, the menagerie that lives in her backyard in Rome, how she gets inspiration and her beautiful cookbook.

But, first, we continue our ever popular kitchen hacks segment.

Today, we welcome Kristina Gill, former food and drinks editor at Design Sponge, cookbook author and International traveler.

Kristina grew up in Tennessee, earned her BA from Stanford, and her MA from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. She transferred to Rome in 1999 and has lived there since. She connected with Grace Bonney online, and became the food and drinks editor for DesignSponge.

Her column in the late 2000’s till last year” In the Kitchen With” expanded the reach of the magazine into food in cooperation with design and lifestyle. She is also a food and travel photographer, having traveled extensively in south east asia. She also works as a humanitarian advisor managing a portfolio of assistance that responds to emergency situations in the fight against hunger.

This is our Rome episode. Carole, tell our listeners why you lived in Rome.

I love Rome, the sounds, the experience, and as Kristina also mentioned, all the smells of Mama’s home cooking wafting from small kitchens to fill the bellies of all they love.

Thank you for visiting Rome with us today.

Thank you so much to Kristina for joining us in today’s conversation. We loved to hear about your life in the countryside in Rome, you brought back many visions of Rome and Italy that we could appreciate during this time when all we want to do it travel further than our front driveway.

As always, we really appreciate your thoughts and feedback about the show. You can reach us on Instagram or Facebook at [This Is Yu Official] or you can leave us an anonymous voicemail at [562-291-6037]. We listen to all the voicemails.

Home base is www.ThisIsYu.com

Thanks for listening to the show. Have a great week!
Thanks for listening and letting us make your life more delicious.
Scott & Carole
A special thank you to Kristina. Please reach out to her here:
https://www.kristinagill.com/
https://www.instagram.com/kristinagillfood/
The book stores Kristina recommended:
https://www.booklarder.com/
https://www.strandbooks.com/
https://kramers.com/
https://www.parnassusbooks.net/
Kristina's book is called:

Tasting Rome: Fresh Flavors and Forgotten Recipes from an Ancient City: A Cookbook

  • Hardcover: 256 pages
  • Publisher: Clarkson Potter (March 29, 2016)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0804187185
  • ISBN-13: 978-0804187183
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C-Welcome to Episode 25 of This Is Yu Podcast.

C -This Is Carole Yu and Scott Stewart

This Is Yu Podcast Music intro....

C-You just heard a clip from Justin Warner’s show for Marvel called “Eat the Universe.” More on that later.

But, first, today, taking inspiration from Justin and his quirky science meets food mashup world, we’re going to talk Molecular Gastronomy. Stay tuned to after the interview with Justin where we’ll actually step you through one of his super galactic recipes.

S-Carole, I remember about ten years ago you bought Dara a molecular gastronomy kit for her to play around with. I think you got it on Amazon right? How did that come about as even an option?
S- Today we welcome Justin Warner who burst onto the food scene by winning Season 8 of Food Network Star.

What’s amazing is he’s totally self taught and has created a life full of creative and idiosyncratic food.

C- I remember watching that season, and I was so blown away by his inventiveness. I think because he doesn’t have that formal training, his vision isn’t clouded by traditional ways to cook foods, and pair flavorings.

S- We talk to Justin about his early competitive spirit when he was still in middle school in Maryland. Justin worked his way up through the front of house in restaurants, until he worked in NYC for Danny Meyer. He was a captain at The Modern which is a restaurant in the Museum of Modern Art.

C- Justin then appeared on 24 hour restaurant battle on the Food Network in August 2010 and won with his brunch restaurant concept. Then, he got called back in 2012 to be on Alton Brown’s team on the 8th season of Food Network Star. He won, and that’s how his food media career took off.

S- Around this same time, Justin had a restaurant called Do Or Dine, in Brooklyn, which paired unusual tastes together, like and caviar nachos, shishito with yuzu, wasabi, hickory and green tea, or venison wontons with Jarlsberg cheese.

C- I remember we ate there with Dara, and Justin was super engaging and even sat down with us for half an hour talking about food TV competitions, since Dara had just finished her show on MasterChef Jr. I was dying over the fish and chips. It had an entire deep-fried fish that looked like it was swimming on top of a huge pile of fries. Mmmm, so mouthwatering.

S- Justin has several cookbooks, and more to come and now has a partnership where he has done over 47 videos for Marvel Comics with his Eat the Universe cooking show. He represents as Marvel’s food expert at all the great comic conventions.

C- Here you go, Take a listen.....
C-Thank you so much to Justin for joining us in today’s conversation. It’s been so awesome to follow your career from restauranteur to Food Network Star to Marvel comics food expert.

S- We’re so happy that you’ve found a way to really make the most of your creative and innovative food spirit!

S-As always, we really appreciate your thoughts and feedback about the show.

C-You can reach us on Instagram or Facebook at [This Is Yu Official] or you can leave us a voice memo at [562-291-6037]. We listen to all the voicemails.

S- Home base is www.ThisIsYu.com

C- Thanks for listening to the show. Speaking of APPLE PODCASTS, Please SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT and RATE our THIS IS YU PODCAST.

S-Have a great week! Thanks for listening and letting us make your life more delicious.
Justin Warner's Information:
Twitter @EatFellowHumans
Instagram @EatFellowHumans
Marvel & Justin - Eat The Universe - On You Tube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKWPfouH9vc
Website - http://www.eatfellowhumans.com/

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What is the most popular episode on This Is Yu Podcast?

The episode title 'Ep 24 - Maneet Chauhan - Food Network - Chopped Judge - This Is Yu' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on This Is Yu Podcast?

The average episode length on This Is Yu Podcast is 46 minutes.

How often are episodes of This Is Yu Podcast released?

Episodes of This Is Yu Podcast are typically released every 7 days, 6 hours.

When was the first episode of This Is Yu Podcast?

The first episode of This Is Yu Podcast was released on Jan 1, 2020.

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