335: Rie McClenny

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Rie McClenny is a video host and cookbook author who rose to acclaim in the test kitchen at BuzzFeed, where she hosted video series including Make It Fancy. On this episode, we find out about her journey from Japan to professional kitchens in Los Angeles to YouTube stardom. We also talk about her terrific debut cookbook, Make It Japanese: Simple Recipes for Everyone. We hope you enjoy this conversation.

Also on the show, Matt catches up with his old friend Evan Wittenberg. Evan is passionate about the Philadelphia food scene, the Netflix works of Phil Rosenthal, Cormac McCarthy novels, and playing the drums. He is also 13. It’s fun catching up with one of our younger listeners to find out what is good.

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MORE FROM RIE MCCLENNY:

A Japanese Homestyle Meatball Clinches the Comfort Food Crown [TASTE]
Let’s Make Gyoza [TikTok]
Phil Rosenthal vs. a 7-Year-Old [TASTE]

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