Christopher Kimball's Milk Street
Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street in downtown Boston — at 177 Milk Street — is home to our magazine’s editorial offices and our cooking school. It also is where we record Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street television and radio shows. Milk Street is changing how we cook by searching the world for bold, simple recipes and techniques. Adapted and tested for home cooks everywhere, these lessons are the backbone of what we call the new home cooking.www.177milkstreet.com
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Sep 18, 2026
Dining Dos, Dining Don’ts: The New Rules of Restaurant Etiquette
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16:15Penny TiterAUDIENCE
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16:16Christopher KimballHOST
This is Milk Street Radio.
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16:18Christopher KimballHOST
If you wanna become a better cook, give us a ring.
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16:20Christopher KimballHOST
855-426-9843.
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20:04MichelleAUDIENCE
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20:05MichelleAUDIENCE
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20:08Christopher KimballHOST
You're listening to Milk Street Radio.
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20:09Christopher KimballHOST
Coming up, the new rules for dining out.
Green Spaghetti and Cowboy Candy: Pati Jinich Celebrates the “New” Mexican Cuisine
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4:12Gail SimmonsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[audience cheering] This is where icons are made.
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4:16Christopher KimballHOST
Milk Street Radio senior producer Sarah Clapp spent the evening in the press room and spoke to honorees just moments after their big wins.
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4:26Kari Koeller HardingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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4:29Kari Koeller HardingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'm with Johnnie's Cafe in Omaha, Nebraska, and, uh, we won the Classics Award tonight.
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20:39Christopher KimballHOST
... that was a great gift.
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20:40Sara MoultonHOST
Yes.
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20:41Christopher KimballHOST
This is Milk Street Radio.
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20:43Christopher KimballHOST
If you need some inspiration in the kitchen, give us a ring, 855-426-9843.
The RNC Convention, Remembering Charlie Kirk, and the latest in Iran
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29:33Vic MattisGUEST
So I wanted to go there and figure out what the secret of their success was.
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29:36Vic MattisGUEST
And ever since then, and including where Christopher Kimball has since gone on to Milk Street, they send me these cookbooks all the time.
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29:44Vic MattisGUEST
I don't ask for them, but I get them.
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29:46Vic MattisGUEST
And I try to make it at least an effort to make something ambitious on weekends and then something that's serviceable during the week.
Twinkies Gone Wild: Claire Saffitz Decodes Cheetos, Hot Pockets, Gushers and Oreos
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2:26Christopher KimballHOST
It's a great show, so please take a listen now, and we'll be back later this week with a brand-new episode.
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2:32Christopher KimballHOST
[upbeat music] This is Milk Street Radio from PRX.
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2:38Christopher KimballHOST
I'm your host, Christopher Kimball.
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2:41Christopher KimballHOST
Today, we're learning about the hottest chili pepper in the world, the Carolina Reaper.
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20:05Christopher KimballHOST
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20:05Sara MoultonHOST
Bye-bye.
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20:06Christopher KimballHOST
This is Milk Street Radio.
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20:07Christopher KimballHOST
If you have a culinary question, please give us a ring, 855-426-9843.
I Catered Napoleon's Wedding: Carême, the First Celebrity Chef
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18:58Sara MoultonHOST
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19:00Christopher KimballHOST
This is Milk Street Radio.
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19:01Christopher KimballHOST
If you need help, give us a ring anytime, 855-426-9843.
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19:07Christopher KimballHOST
That's 855-426-9843, or just email us at questions@milkstreetradio.com.
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23:28Mary BethAUDIENCE
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23:28Sara MoultonHOST
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23:30Christopher KimballHOST
[upbeat music] You're listening to Milk Street Radio.
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23:34Christopher KimballHOST
Coming up, the world's first celebrity chef.
Rice Pudding: an ancient classic
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51:18Doug RightHOST
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51:19Sarah DavisHOST
so we're doing rice pudding with caramel cream and almond praline and this is an adapted version of what they do in the restaurant they worked with uh stefan jago at milk street to put something together that works really well for an in-home setting So we've got three components here that we need to work on.
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51:39Sarah DavisHOST
First of all, we've got the rice, well, kind of four components.
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51:42Sarah DavisHOST
So we've got the rice pudding portion, which we're going to do in a pot.
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53:58Sarah DavisHOST
And then there's no specific instructions on how to do the almond praline.
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54:02Sarah DavisHOST
He and the restaurant will sometimes do a mixed nut praline, sometimes pistachios, sometimes pecans.
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54:09Sarah DavisHOST
And there's a video that's available, put in the show notes, of Milk Street doing this full recipe.
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54:14Sarah DavisHOST
And they're showing slivered almonds, which I think looks like it works really well.
Best-Of Calls: Wax Peppers, Carrot Tops, and Wild Leeks
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5:26Sara MoultonHOST
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5:27Christopher KimballHOST
This is Milk Street Radio.
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5:28Christopher KimballHOST
If you have a question for us, we're always here to help.
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5:31Christopher KimballHOST
Give us a ring, 855-426-9843.
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10:48Gene EckhoffAUDIENCE
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10:51Gene EckhoffAUDIENCE
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10:53Christopher KimballHOST
You're listening to a special bonus episode of Milk Street Radio.
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10:56Christopher KimballHOST
Coming up, how to use hot Hungarian wax peppers and wild ramps.
Crazy Love at 86: Bake-Off's Prue Leith Celebrates Being Old
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1:42Christopher KimballHOST
Again, you can listen to our show ad-free and support the work we do here at Milk Street.
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1:47Christopher KimballHOST
Go visit the Milk Street Radio page in your Apple Podcast app and start your seven-day free trial, and thanks.
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1:57Christopher KimballHOST
[upbeat music] This is Milk Street Radio from PRX, and I'm your host, Christopher Kimball.
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2:04Christopher KimballHOST
Prue Leith has left The Great British Bake Off, but she's not letting retirement slow her down.
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2:09Christopher KimballHOST
She's here to say that there's a lot to enjoy about aging, and for her, being old still feels like being young.
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14:24Christopher KimballHOST
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14:24Sara MoultonHOST
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14:26Christopher KimballHOST
This is Milk Street Radio.
The Wholeness of Holiness; Wordsworth; The Jamaica Act; and a Chatty Mr Katt 🐈⬛
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38:13Gretel le MaîtreHOST
He tells me also that the Dutch states are in no good order themselves, differing one with another, and that for certain none but the states of Holland." and zealand will contribute towards a war the other reckoning themselves being inland not concerned in the profits of war or peace but it is pretty to see what he says that those here that are forward for a great war at court they are reported in the world to be only designers of getting money into the king's hands they that elsewhere are for it have a design to trouble the kingdom and to give the fanatics an opportunity of doing hurt and lastly those that are against it as he himself for one is very cold therein are said to be bribed by the dutch 14.
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39:08Gretel le MaîtreHOST
Up betimes, and after my father's eating something, I walked out with him as far as Milk Street, what a great name for a street, he turning down Cripplegate to take coach, and at the end of the street I took leave, being much afeard I should not see him here any more, he doth decay so much every day, and so I walked on, there being never a coach to be had, till I came to Charing Cross, and there Colonel Freud, proud, took me up and carried me to St James's, where, with Mr Coventry and Povey, etc., about my Lord Peterborough's accounts, but Lord, to still see what a puppy that Povey is with all his show is very strange.
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39:58Gretel le MaîtreHOST
I hope you're able to follow it.
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40:00Gretel le MaîtreHOST
"'Ah, dear!' thence to Whitehall, and William Coventry and I to Sir William Ryder, and resolved upon a day to meet and make an end of all that business, thence walked with Creed to the coffee-house in Covent Garden, where no company, but he told me many fine experiments at Gresham College, and some demonstrating that the heat and cold of the weather was doth rarify and condense the very body of glass as in a bolt-head with cold water in it put into hot water shall first by rarifying the glass make the water sink and then when the heat comes to the water make that rise again And then put into cold water, makes the water by condensing the glass to rise.
The Lost Kitchen: Erin French Has 20,000 Restaurant Reservations in Freedom, Maine
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13:37Steve GoldenAUDIENCE
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13:38Christopher KimballHOST
This is Milk Street Radio.
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13:40Christopher KimballHOST
I'm Christopher Kimball.
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13:41Christopher KimballHOST
If you have a burning culinary question or just wanna debate the merits of bay leaves, give us a call anytime at 855-426-9843.
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17:14Christopher KimballHOST
Greasy, bony.
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17:15Sara MoultonHOST
Oh, dear.
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17:18Christopher KimballHOST
[upbeat music] You're listening to Milk Street Radio.
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17:21Christopher KimballHOST
I'm Christopher Kimball.