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Signing Off: Hsiao-Ching Says Farewell

Hsiao-Ching Chou says goodbye in this, the final installment of her podcast. Read her farewell column for more information.

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Super Soups

Renowned author Deborah Madison talks about her latest cookbook, "Vegetable Soups from Deborah Madison's Kitchen." She also shares her thoughts about why she's not a vegetarian and explains why starting her memoir has been a challenge.

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Peter Berley on Setting a Flexitarian Table

What's a flexitarian? Chef and cookbook author Peter Berley explains in this conversation about his new book "The Flexitarian Table."

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Clotilde Dusoulier: From Blog to Book

Clotilde Dusoulier is a Parisian and the latest blogger to transform her musings into a book. The author of "Chocolate and Zucchini" chats about how she left her day job as a software engineer and became a full-time food writer.

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Biba Caggiano and the Best of Italy

Biba Caggiano, owner of Biba Restaurant in Sacramento and author, shares recipes and her list of favorite eateries in five of Italy's most splendid cities in her latest cookbook, "Biba's Italy."

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John Overleese, Master of Scotch

John Overleese is a "Master of Scotch" who tries to teach consumers that Scotch can be accessible. He shares some tips for how to enjoy Scotch and suggests some brands to taste.

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Children's Hospital Looks to the Future

Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center leaders talk to the P-I editorial board about their institutions plans for the future, including more research, more use of satellite facilities and an expansion of capacity on the main campus. The main speakers are Dr. Thomas N. Hansen, president and CEO, and Dr. Sanford M. Melzer, a vice president.

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Biba Caggiano and the Best of Italy

Biba Caggiano, owner of Biba Restaurant in Sacramento and author, shares recipes and her list of favorite eateries in five of Italy's most splendid cities in her latest cookbook, "Biba's Italy."

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Chocolate Talk With Robert Steinberg

Robert Steinberg, co-founder of Scharffenberger Chocolates, discusses what he thinks makes good chocolate and what goes through his mind when he bites into a piece of good chocolate.

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On the hunt with Steven Rinella

Outdoors writer Steven Rinella shares the story behind his new book "The Scavenger's Guide to Haute Cuisine" in which he spends a year collecting ingredients for a three-night, 45-course feast inspired by the 1903 cookbook "Le Guide Culinaire."

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Heat

Bill Buford, author of "Heat: An Amateur's Adventures as Kitchen Slave, Line Cook, Pasta-Maker, and Apprentice to a Dante-Quoting Butcher in Tuscany," talks about his experience working with celebrity chef Mario Batali and iconic butcher Dario Cecchini.

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Big Sky Cooking

Meredith Brokaw and Ellen Wright, authors of "Big Sky Cooking," share their love of Montana and explain how differently they cook when they leave their homes in New York for the open range.

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Sake in Seattle

Umi Sake House is the newest hot spot in Seattle. Owner Steven Han and sake consultant Marcus Pakiser explain what to expect when you visit.

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Sitting Down with Todd English and Biodynamic Winemaker Richard de los Reyes

Celebrity chef Todd English stops in Seattle for a visit and offers an update on his latest projects. Also, Richard de los Reyes, owner of Row Eleven Wines, shares his thoughts on biodynamic winemaking.

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Gone Cruisin'

A brief intermission as Hsiao-Ching takes two weeks off to be a guest instructor on a Far East cruise. No podcasts while she's away but she plans to blog about her trip.

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Cooking With Vitaly Paley; Making Things Look Good for Alton Brown

In this first anniversary editon of the "On Food" podcast, Hsiao-Ching Chou visits with chef Vitaly Paley of Paley's in Portland who explains how he made the leap from Julliard to cooking. Also, find out what it takes to put together Alton Brown's Food Network show "Good Eats."

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Barbara Kafka on 'Vegetable Love'

Cookbook author Barbara Kafka shares her passion for vegetables in her latest book, which recently won the award for best single-subject book from the International Association of Culinary Professionals.

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Dining in Seattle with Rebekah Denn

Hsiao-Ching Chou chats with the P-I's restaurant critic, Rebekah Denn, about some of her favorite restaurants in Seattle and what makes each place special.

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Art and Soul: Justin's Pasta

Justin Neidermeyer spent a year cooking at a family restaurant in Italy and returned to Seattle with the intention of creating a way of life. Now, he makes delicate pastas by hand in a loft kitchen above a pizza restaurant.

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Hot and Spicy with Dave DeWitt

Dave DeWitt is a food historian who loves chile peppers. In his latest book, "The Spicy Food Lover's Bible," which is co-authored by Nancy Gerlach, DeWitt provides the ultimate guide to spices.

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