Rukmini Iyer, author of the best-selling 'Roasting Tin' cookbooks, brings her culinary expertise to the conversation. They tackle humorous parenting anecdotes and children’s food quirks while debating the merits of poppadoms versus bread. Rukmini shares insights from her new book, 'The Green Cookbook', and delves into the creative process behind food styling on film sets. The episode is filled with lighthearted banter about fried food fantasies, imaginative drinks, and the joy of culinary creativity.
Rukmini Iyer discusses her new cookbook 'The Green Cookbook', highlighting easy and accessible plant-based recipes for busy lifestyles.
The episode emphasizes the growing trend towards plant-based cooking, showcasing how vegetarian dishes can be delicious and satisfying.
Humor and engaging anecdotes from Harriet Kemsley and Rukmini Iyer create a relatable atmosphere that celebrates the joy of cooking.
Deep dives
Harriet Kemsley's Tour and New Show
Harriet Kemsley is currently on tour in the UK with her new show titled 'Everything Always Works Out for Me,' reflecting on the chaos she faced the previous year. Her optimism amid difficulties has resonated with fans, and she invites audiences to join her for an evening of humor and storytelling. The tour includes various cities such as Reading, Stockton, and Newcastle, offering a chance to engage with her experiences up close. Tickets for the shows can be purchased through her official website.
5G Unlimited Data Promotion
In an effort to promote Boost Mobile's new nationwide 5G network, a compelling offer has been introduced: unlimited talk, text, and data for just $25 a month. This promotion boasts a commitment to this rate for life, appealing even to those who may experience life changes over time. The offer assures customers that even as situations evolve, they will retain access to this plan indefinitely. However, users who exceed 30 gigabytes in usage may encounter slower data speeds.
Rukmini Iyer's Culinary Journey
Culinary author Rukmini Iyer, renowned for her 'Roasting Tin' series, joins the episode to discuss her latest cookbook, 'The Green Cookbook.' This new book focuses on easy vegan and vegetarian dinners, catering to the growing demand for plant-based recipes. She emphasizes the convenience of one-pot and one-tin recipes that require minimal preparation, perfect for busy lifestyles. Additionally, she shares a personal favorite recipe from the book: miso butter noodles, which can be prepared in just a few minutes.
The Importance of Plant-Based Eating
Rukmini Iyer highlights the significance of incorporating more plant-based meals into daily diets, reflecting a broader change in culinary preferences. Her recipes aim to make cooking accessible while also demonstrating that vegetarian and vegan dishes can be both delicious and satisfying. She asserts that cooking with vegetables doesn't have to be complicated and encourages experimenting with flavors to make dishes exciting. The conversation revolves around utilizing what is available, encouraging creativity in the kitchen.
A Humorous Take on Food and Cooking
Throughout the podcast, humor intertwines with discussions about culinary preferences, showcasing the lighter side of food culture. From the playful banter about deep-fried snacks to unique takes on traditional dishes, the hosts create an engaging atmosphere that celebrates the joy of cooking. The episode touches on food experiences that resonate with audiences, with Kemsley and Iyer sharing anecdotes that both entertain and educate. This blend of humor and food creates a relatable narrative, making the culinary world feel more approachable.
Rukmini Iyer – author of the best-selling ‘Roasting Tin’ cookbooks – is this week’s dream diner. Do we finally get an answer to 'what do I do with the heads?'
Rukmini Iyer’s new book ‘The Green Cookbook’ is out now. Buy it here.