An independently published radio show and podcast featuring the people of the state of Tennessee and surrounding states who produce, prepare, and preserve regional foods and agricultural products. Often with that Appalachian flair.
Helen and Ellen started The Love Kitchen in 1986 feeding 22 people in need. The Love Kitchen now provides a Wednesday food pantry, and serves 500 meals in house and delivers over 3,000 meals to the h…
My guest today is Chef Christian Moorish. Christian’s job title is Director of Culinary Operations and Foundation Chef at Century Harvest Farms Foundation in Greenback, TN. He is leading a 1/2 day w…
Iva Spoon Wilde with Cast Iron Cornbread, make your own butter, fried peach pies.Mary “Dee Dee” Constantine with a recipe for Vietnamese Beef Stew.Fred Sauceman’s “Pot Luck Radio” segment with Pal Ke…
News of an “Iron Skillet Lunch” and memories of days gone by - I’ve got news about today’s Winter Heritage Festival taking place in Townsend, TN, January 25th from 10:00 - 2:30 P.M. - A visit with Ra…
The Community Watering Hole since 1931. The story of an East, Tennessee community treasure with Bill Houston, 3rd generation owner, & operator of Houston’s Mineral Well, New Market, Tennessee. Bill …
A visit with Martha Kern Strong of Strong Stock Farm in East, Knox County, Tennessee. Raising Grass Fed beef on a family farm that has been in continuous operation since 1791.
Let’s dream about that spring garden - we visit today with 2 farmers and seed savers from East, Tennessee who help to preserve and share heirloom seed of our region, Michael Washburn, and John Coyken…
“Traditional New Years Day Good Luck Foods” from 3 different cultures on the latest episode of The Tennessee Farm Table - Appalachian Black eyed peas, collard greens and cornbread in the form of “Hop…
Why do we all eat Pinto Beans in Appalachia, an Appalachian Culinary discussion with Ronni Lundy. It has to do the mining camps, labor wars, the company store, & food insecurity as told by James Bear…
A visit wirh Bailey Foster, Founder of a new business “Real Good Kitchen”, a food incubator launching in 2020, located on Magnolia Avenue, in Knoxville, TN with the goal of Improving our community th…
Today, I am setting the table with a new cookbook. In this episode of The Tennessee Farm Table Podcast & Broadcast, we visit with Jessi and Joe Baker, owners and creators of Ole Smoky Moonshine, in G…
Genera, in Vonore, Tennessee - this is a company that manufactures compostable table ware, take out containers and such from domestically sourced, sustainably raised switchgrass and biomass sorghum. …
Food Historian Fred Sauceman (from Johnson City, TN) shares the Native American history of the Cushaw Squash and a Cushaw pudding recipe. Jill Sauceman shares cooking tips of how she cooks her Cushaw…
The Appalachian Persimmon, A biological perspective on the native Appalachian Persimmon tree and fruit with Charlie Kwit, Professor of Biology from University of Tennessee. - Mary “Dee Dee” Constanti…
Chocolate Gravy and Sausage Gravy. That is my featured subject of today’s show.
- Today we will be joined by singer songwriter Verlon Thompson, his food memory of chocolate gravy, and what it meant …
Hearth Side Cooking of Appalachian Foods, part of the annual Blue Ribbon Country that will take place Saturday, September 28th at the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center Fair in Townsend, Tennessee…
A visit to Tsali Notch Muscadine Vineyard and conversation with J.D. Dalton about the muscadine grape of the Appalachians, and the annual National Muscadine Festival which will take pace this year at…
“Squirrel” - A staple of the Appalachian Table
Squirrel Dumplings - Rachel Davis of J & R Farms (Maryville, Tennessee) shares with us how she makes squirrel dumplings. Please visit Rachel’s blog for …
Overhill Gardens is a Native plant nursery, and Eco-Friendly Landscapes, Hardscape, and design business. Amy interviews owner Avi Askey about his work for over 20 years now to improve region’s ecolog…
Our guests on the show today is Allan Benton, of Madisonville, TN - he shares his story on how he learned what the word Prosciutto meant, and how he positioned his product to the world of fine dining…
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