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Steven Raichlen’s Project Fire returns for season 3 on public television
Maryland Public TelevisionApril 21, 2021 GMT
Steven Raichlen on the set of Project Fire. A new season 3 segment is the Mystery Box Challenge, .
Steven Raichlen on the set of Project Fire. A new season 3 segment is the Mystery Box Challenge, .
OWINGS MILLS, MD, April 21, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Popular public television series Steven Raichlen’s Project Fire is back this spring with 13 new episodes just in time for the summer grilling season. Season three features a line-up of Steven’s signature creative recipes, cutting-edge grilling techniques, and easy-to-follow instructions to help viewers take their grilling to the next level. A preview is available at youtube.com/watch?v=kaQKmgtljJg.
Here s our verdict on a new cookbook that explores how women in the food industry feel about cooking. By Ella Walker. The world of food can be a fraught place of discrimination, bad pay, and uncomfortable working hours and environments, but it is also a place of vision, incredible creativity, joy and, of course, dinner. Author and illustrator Lindsay Gardner s new book, Why We Cook, takes these ideas and contradictions and asks female chefs, cooks and food writers for their thoughts and feelings around the time they spend in the kitchen. Here s what you need to know. The book: Why We Cook: Women On Food, Identity, And Connection by Lindsay Gardner.