Episodes: 37
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: < 100
Listener location: USA
Instagram: 545 followers
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Dimity Palmer-Smith - Her Food And Recipe Development Background, Travel And Cultural Influences On Cooking, Family Meals, And Working With Her Twin Sister.
Emma Frisch - Her Food And Recipe Development Background, Travel And Cultural Influences On Cooking, Family Meals, And Working With Her Twin Sister.
Andrés Carnalla - Mexican Salsa Traditions, Ingredients, And Preparation, Informed By His Food And Cultural Experience.
Anna Vocino - Her Path From Comedy And Acting To Food, Cooking With Celiac Disease, Developing Gluten-free And Low-carb Recipes, And Building Food Products.
Red Salsas
August 28, 2026
Red salsa, or salsa roja, is the most popular type of salsa! We see it in Mexican restaurants, in shelf-stable jars or in the fresh food section at the grocery store, and in home refrigerators across the nation. It is also incredibly easy to make from scratch! And that’s what we are doing today with the help of some salsa experts.%%first_name%%, do you need to close your eyes for a minute? Go ahead. I’ll read the post to you in the link above.If you like tacos, kimchi, seasonal produce, and b...
Time for Dins & Dinner Last Night with Emma Frisch and Dimity Palmer-Smith
August 26, 2026
Welcome to the Betty Eatz Podcast! In every episode, you’ll hear the story behind your favorite food writers, recipe developers, food bloggers, and cookbook authors. Plus, you’ll learn how to identify good recipes and avoid untested AI-created disasters.Hello! If you like tacos, kimchi, seasonal produce, and bright flavors, you’re in the right place.I’m Betty, a podcaster, food writer, recipe developer, home cook, and Southern California gal. Every Friday, I share California Cuisine recipes i...
Green Salsas
August 21, 2026
August is the perfect time to learn (or revisit) how to make your own salsa! With fresh produce overflowing at grocery stores, farmers markets, and co-ops, you can’t help but want to throw it into a salsa. Should you use raw or roasted ingredients?Best way to make it milder or hotter?What difference do dried chiles make?We will explore all these questions today with our special guest!Hello and welcome! If you like tacos, kimchi, seasonal produce, and bright flavors, you’re in the right place....
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Podseeker estimates Betty Eatz Podcast reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
Betty Eatz Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Food and culinary professionals with relevant expertise, such as cookbook authors, experienced recipe developers, food writers, and operators of food publications or businesses. Common among recent guests: Published cookbooks; Established food publications, blogs, or newsletters; Experience developing recipes or operating a food business. Recent guests include Dimity Palmer-Smith, Emma Frisch, and Andrés Carnalla.
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