Richard Foss, a culinary historian and author, explores the rise and fall of in-flight dining, unveiling how luxurious meals transformed into today’s mediocre offerings. He shares whimsical tales of extravagant zeppelin dinners and flaming Baked Alaskas. J.M. Hirsch reminisces about his Colombian barbecue adventures, introducing a recipe for asado pork chops. The conversation mixes nostalgia with humor, discussing how airlines have leveraged food to enhance experiences over the years, reflecting on culinary evolution in the skies.
