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Josh Gardiner on Pep & Alice Zaslavsky on Salad For Days

Cam and Matt chat with Josh Gardiner on the launch of his pepper brand Pep, followed by a Queen Vic Market report, and then Alice Zaslavsky on her new cookbook Salad for

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The Spud Sisters and a Chef's Memoir

Kerrie and Catherine (aka 'The Spud Sisters') are welcomed to the show to talk about seasonality, varieties and all things potatoes. And Ben Shewry discusses Uses For Obsession, his new memoir detailing…

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Celebrating Chinese-Australian Cuisine, with Vodka

Jennifer Wong and Lin Jie Kong are welcomed to the show to discuss their new book "Chopstick or Fork?", a collection of stories and recipes gathered on a roadtrip celebrating the diverse stories…

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For the love of brassicas with Paulette Whitney

We begin with the first market report of spring, after which host Cam Smith welcomes botanist, gardener and author Paulette Whitney to the studio to talk about her new book, "Brocolli and Other…

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French Food, Fish and Fine Spirits

Hosts Cameron Smith and Rachel Connor are joined by Chef and recent recipient of the French Medal of Agricultural Merit, Philippe Moucher. They discuss the legacy of regional identity in French Gastronomy, and…

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Space for Plants, Food Artistry and The Dark Side of Wine Festival

Hosts Cam Smith and Matt Steadman speak with Dr Frazer Thorpe, Education and Engagement Manager at Space for Plants on The Garden Martian as part of National Science Week.

Next, they discuss the…

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Cooking with Fish, the Mid-Winter Market and Developing your Wine Palate

Hosts Cam Smith and Kent Goldsworthy speak with Nick Mahlook, chef and owner of Sodafish in Lakes Entrance and master of all things pescatarian. We learn which fish are biting in Victoria, and…

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A Deep Dive Into Milk with Matthew Evans

Hosts Cameron Smith and Matt Steadman are joined by Australian chef, food critic and activist Matthew Evans.

Evans delves into his new book titled MILK: The truth, the lies, and the unbelievable story

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History of Brandy & Bar Lourinha's Winter Menu

Cam Smith and Matt Steadman discuss Melbourne's winter restaurant scene with Bar Lourinha chef, Matt McConnell. Followed by a Queen Vic Market report, then a history of Australia's most unloved spirit, Brandy, with…

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Potato Biodiversity and the Return of Food Court Culture

Cameron Smith and Matt Steadman chat with Melbourne Food and Wine Festival creative director, Pat Nourse, on 'Greatest of the Mall', a celebration of food courts. Then the Spud Sisters teach us how…

About this program

Food for thought: recipes, hints and tips, interviews and a market report.

It's one of those constants in this fair city; every Sunday at midday tune into the best radio station on earth for Eat It, Triple R's resident food show. No-one really knows quite how many years the show has been on-air, but it's been going long enough for us all to lose track. Each week Cam Smith and Matt Steadman take an hour to discuss every aspect of food and drink, including regular market reports, interviews with chefs and restaurateurs, chats with industry and lobby groups, emptying bottles with wine-makers and writers, answering listeners' questions, the occasional on-air cooking segment, and anything else we deem fit. Sometimes we'll even squeeze in a song or two.

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