Cooking in the Age of Infinite Recipes

Cooking in the Age of Infinite Recipes

This episode is the Culture Study Podcast’s version of a Just Trust Me. It’s difficult to describe exactly WHY it’s so good, just that after we finished recording (with Lilah Raptopoulos, host of the podcast Life and Art) Melody and I both immediately texted each other with: SO GOOD!!! The episode is ostensibly about figuring out how to cook in the world of infinite recipes, but it’s also about how we pass down recipes (or gatekeep them), recipes as a form of memory making (and retrieval), recipes as heritage… capped off with some practical advice about how to organize the recipes you do have (and how to ascertain if a recipe is “good”).

I can’t wait for you to listen, and if you don’t think you’re a person that invested or interested in recipes: just trust me.

Show Notes:We’re currently looking for your questions for future episodes about:
  • SAPPHIC POP, SO HOT RIGHT NOW (especially want to talk about Chappell Roan but we can go in so many directions)

  • Women’s sports— our societal thinking on gender and athleticism, broadly conceived

  • How we talk and think about cancer

  • How do people access/consume celebrity gossip these days

  • Midwest [Dad] Masculinity

  • WTF is going on with [insert clothing brand/website] here

  • Gwyneth? The new Brad Pitt / George Clooney movie?

  • We’re definitely doing a Paul Mescal episode but I’d love your ideas about who should be my co-host

  • Still want to do a Sydney Sweeney and Gen-Z Stardom ep!!!!!

  • Why does it feel like thrifting sucks now

  • Anything you need advice or want musings on for the AAA segment

  • You can submit them (and ideas for future eps) here (this is the subscriber-only form!)

For today’s discussion: What recipes does your family pass down or gatekeep — and how do you think about recipe organization (and preservation)?

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