Category: Recipe

  • Pepperoni Hug Spot Mid 2025 w/Veo 2, Eleven Labs, Suno

    Summary In today's episode, I introduce you to the mouthwatering offerings of Pepperoni Hugspot. Here's what this means for you. You find a way to treat yourself and your friends to high-quality pizza that chefs make with heart. You'll also learn these concepts: how the chefs use secret ingredients, why the delivery service works so…

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  • Mind Readings: Generative AI Prompts are Recipes

    Summary In today's episode, I break down why most generative AI prompts fail by comparing them to vague recipes that lack the detail needed for great results. Here's what this means for you. You can dramatically improve AI outputs by treating prompts like detailed cookbooks rather than one-paragraph instructions. You'll also learn these concepts: why…

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  • Mind Readings: Recipes vs Learning How to Cook

    Summary In today's episode, I explore whether it's better to follow recipes mindlessly or deeply understand the underlying principles, using cooking and generative AI as parallel examples. Here's what this means for you. You gain a framework for deciding when a quick recipe suffices and when investing in principle-based knowledge pays off long term. You'll…

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  • Friday Foodblogging: DIY Sodastream-Style Soda Maker

    David B. Thomas inquired recently about how hard it was to make your own Sodastream-style machine at home. For those unaware, Sodastream machines are home soda-making machines. They involve a countertop appliance, CO2 canisters, and specialized bottles to carbonate water and then add flavoring. The answer to Dave’s question is, not terribly hard – and…

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  • Hazardous Thanksgiving Turkey Stuffing Recipe

    Every year at the office potluck, I try to find new and different ways to make stuffing that requires the largest, longest possible warning sign while still being delicious. Why? It’s the fun and challenge of kitchen chemistry. Fortunately, lots of people bring different kinds of stuffing, so it’s not as though mine were the…

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  • Friday Foodblogging: Chilean-style Ceviche Recipe

    A bit of backstory about this particular recipe: I learned it thanks to the power of marketing years ago. I was speaking at the Educational Travel Conference, and at the conference, the trade show floor could only be described as culinary magnificence. Many of the exhibitors were educational departments of embassies, and few things demonstrate…

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  • Friday Foodblogging: Savory Oatmeal

    I’ve never been a fan of sweet flavors for breakfast (except for coffee). It’s just not my thing. I’ve especially never been a fan of sweetening hot cereals like oatmeal and farina. No matter what my mother or grandmother did, adding more sugar or honey didn’t make the experience less unpleasant. As I got older,…

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