I am very excited to announce the new season of my podcast, The Foodbod Pod, and this year we’re packing in LOTS of sourdough chat. Recipes, answers, hints, tips, we’ve got them all. Listen from the links below to hear what we’ll be bringing you – and my latest bigs news 🤩
🌟 PLEASE READ 🌟 Exciting news for all sourdough bakers:
🌟 Season 2 of my podcast, The Foodbod Pod, is about to begin and this year we’re focusing heavily on our glorious SOURDOUGH! Yes! If you love sourdough, have questions, love my tips, fancy expanding your sourdough knowledge and listening to me chat all about it, you’re going to love it! It’s going to be FABULOUS!
You’ll find various links below where you can listen to all of last season episodes and subscribe ready for the upcoming season.
🌟 And and and…we return this year with our partner and sponsor Matthews Cotswold Flour and a brand new partner, Shana’s Sourdough. We are very excited about the new season, we’ve got everything covered for you, I hope you’ll love it!
🌟 So find us and subscribe ready for the first episode at the end of March and hear my next exciting news! 😉😉
Find us on these links or your preferred podcast platform:
The Foodbod Pod is brought to you in partnership with Matthews Cotswold Flour and Shana’s Sourdough. Bringing you everything you need to make fabulous sourdough with my recipes and methods.
I am SO excited about our new podcast episode, I hope you smile whilst listening as much I did whilst recording it. I this episode, I visit the fabulous Cherie Denham at home in her kitchen to discuss her food influences, hear her Top Tips and get some recommendations for leftovers while Cherie bakes traditional Irish Soda Farls and regales us with stories from her Northern Irish childhood. There’s also a recipe for a delicious vegetarian tart with roast aubergines, basil and caramelised cherry tomatoes served with rocket and parmesan shavings, AND you can watch it all as it was filmed on YouTube.
So join us for a taste and sensory overload as “˜Cherie Denham Cooks”, find it all here:
