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All Things Teriyaki

2010-05-08 · 52 min · 7 entities

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Episode description as stored
This week historian John T. Edge tells the story of Seattle’s obsession with all things teriyaki, Jane and Michael Stern have found the ultimate hangover cure in New Orleans — a dish called Ya-Ka Mein — and we get a take on the 5 Stages of Grief, "pea" grief that it is, from Emily Franklin, author of Too Many Cooks . Broadcast dates for this episode: May 8, 2010