Explore every episode of the podcast Once upon a Recipe
| Title | Pub. Date | Duration | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ce que le Sucre nâose pas dire | 11 fĂ©vr. 2026 | 01:05:03 | |
Pour ce troisiĂšme Ă©pisode de Once Upon a Recipe, jâouvre un espace nu, sans filtre, incarnĂ©. Un espace oĂč la matiĂšre ne ment pas. OĂč le geste engage le corps entier. OĂč crĂ©er devient une expĂ©rience sensorielle, intime, profondĂ©ment vivante. Dans ce numĂ©ro intitulĂ© « Ce que le sucre nâose pas dire », nous entrons dans ce dialogue intime entre le corps et la matiĂšre. LĂ oĂč le toucher devient langage. LĂ oĂč la transformation parle de dĂ©sir, de sensation. Il y a, dans la pĂątisserie, quelque chose de profondĂ©ment charnel. Un rapport direct Ă la texture, Ă la chaleur, Ă la transformation de la matiĂšre sous les mains. Un espace oĂč la crĂ©ation rejoint le corps, lâintime, la sexualitĂ© comme une Ă©nergie qui circule, qui transforme, qui rĂ©vĂšle. Cette conversation prend vie avec quelquâun qui fait partie de mon chemin, humainement et crĂ©ativement. Jean-Philippe Marsan connu sur Instagram sous le nom de @drolement.bon Un instinctif, passionnĂ©, guidĂ© par le ressenti autant que par le geste. Un homme pour qui la pĂątisserie est un tremplin, un moyen dâexpression. Câest aujourdâhui au cĆur de cet Ă©change, que quelque chose sâest dĂ©placĂ© en moi. Pas comme une dĂ©cision. PlutĂŽt comme une Ă©vidence qui sâinvite. Un nouveau nom est nĂ© au fil des recherches de titre et Jean-Philippe me lâa soufflĂ© comme sâil attendait dĂ©jĂ dâexister. Ă partir du prochain Ă©pisode, ce podcast deviendra  â Ă bain Marieâ, parce quâil fait Ă©cho Ă une technique de pĂątisserie, parce que je prends beaucoup de bains et que jây reçois beaucoup dâinspiration dans ces moments de relaxation et enfin parce que je mâappelle Marje. Bienvenue dans cet Ă©pisode âš đ Belle Ă©coute sur toutes les plateformes (Spotify, Apple Podcast, Amazon⊠) sous titre en anglais accessible sur YouTube. Lien en bio HĂ©sitez pas Ă partager, liker, commenter, dĂ©sirer et pĂątisser đ©đ»âđłÂ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. | |||
| Restoring Life to the very Heart of humanity | 20 août 2025 | 00:47:47 | |
Episode 2 â Once Upon a Recipe: Reviving Life at the Heart of Humanity with Barbara Cannamela In this second episode of Once Upon a Recipe, we invite you to slow down, breathe deeply, and rediscover what it means to nourish not just the body, but the soul. We welcome Barbara Cannamela, co-founder and CEO of Kneady Organic Bakery in Los Angeles and La Fabrique du Boulanger in Provence, France. Barbara and her husband Gilles embarked on a transatlantic journey grounded in heritage, care, and resilience. Guided by reverence for organic grains, ancestral techniques, and the rhythm of seasons, they cultivate more than breadâthey cultivate meaning. At La Fabrique du Boulanger, their artisan bakery in Provence founded in 2016, they honor traditional methods using only organic, high-quality ingredients. Across the ocean in Los Angeles, Kneady Bakery stitches the essence of sustainability into its communitybringing the soul of French baking to a health-conscious market through thoughtfully crafted breads. In this conversation, we'll restore life to the very heart of humanity. We'll talk about the humble seed that becomes flour, the patient sourdough culture that evolves over months, and the stories embedded in every crust. Barbaraâs journey is an ode to intentional living, to resurrecting tradition in a fast-paced world, and to feeding connection in every bite. Join us for an episode that invites reflection, mends the thread between earth and table, and reignites our collective love for the slow, the meaningful, and the deeply human. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. | |||
| Food as Ceremony: The Art of Mindful Cooking with Chef Evan Rilling | 29 juin 2025 | 00:52:40 | |
Iâm honored to kick off the podcast with Chef Evan Rilling. Evan is a soulful chef and leader from Ojai, California, known for turning meals into meaningful experiences by blending food, love, and ceremony. From cooking for Will Smithâs family to leading retreats around the world, his work is rooted in connectionâto the earth, to tradition, and to each other. Heâs also a surfer, artist, musician, and ceremonial leader who brings heart to everything he does. It feels just right to begin this journey with him. This podcast is about more than foodâitâs about memory, healing, and love. Settle in and enjoy this beautiful conversation with Chef Evan Rilling. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. | |||