Taking Smart Risks in the Kitchen

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Today on the show, Natasha Ho, master-trained chef and founder of The Well-Traveled Palate, stops by to chat about a perennial hot topic for home cooks. How do we take smart risks with our cooking so we can become better improvisers in the kitchen? Natasha and I bond over our fondness for left-over fat, talk about simple ingredient swaps you can make to branch out into new directions, and so much more!

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Natasha Ho is the founder of The Well-Traveled Palate, a food and culture website and program that embraces global flavors. Natasha puts out a great newsletter, has a nice Facebook group, hosts a weekly online cooking show called “Tasty Kitchen.”

You can also catch Natasha on Instagram or over on her YouTube channel.

Natasha is offering Kitchen Counter Podcast listeners a complimentary kitchen confidence consultation, just text “Flavor” to 66866.

One of Natasha’s favorite cookbooks? Samin Nosrat’s excellent “Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking.”

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Not a foodie, just love to eat & cook and help others do that too. Doritos addict and marshmallow aficionado. History nerd.

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