Kitchen Renovations: Kitchen Radio

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Conflict Kitchen, in Pittsburgh, USA, was created by artists Dawn Weleski and Joh Rubin, to expose Pittsburgh palates to something new while promoting an understanding of other cultures. In the four years since it opened, the shop has transformed itself With the growth in podcasts that focus on single subjects like food, radio shows on cooking are losing ground 4 p.m., replacing “The Splendid Table” and “America’s Test Kitchen.” They kept pusing toward a cooking show. chefs and restaurant owners in Birmingham - the home of the Balti curry - to find out why interest in the courses is so low and why recruitment is proving so difficult. Produced by Rahul Verma. A PPM production for BBC Radio 4. THE microwave has been given a reboot after more than five decades, with a US manufacturer claiming it has finetuned the kitchen staple using a “solid radio frequency”, Fairfax is reporting. The revamp would enable the microwave to brown food .