BY: Abigail Napp
We all miss restaurants right now. The thought of cozy tables, energetic staff and a warm plate of pasta sets off intense cravings. (And a bit of yearning.)
The memories of the last Italian restaurant meal in situ have started to fade. Yes, celebrity chefs stay cooking, especially on Instagram. Still, it’s not the same. The best way to bring back those memories and create new ones is through food podcasts. Like they say in baseball, sometimes you have to listen to the radio broadcast to “see” the whole field...
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