Crab

Recipe Club

The Ringer

Food, Arts

5 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2023

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

Dave and Chris are joined by Rachel Khong to riff on the Dunn Family’s tattoo-worthy crab cake recipe with their respective Wheel of Death restrictions. (Wait—how much money did Rachel spend on her "Luxe" version?!) The Club also discusses the unwritten personality test revelations of how you eat crab … and if you don’t know what we’re talking about, you’re very likely "that person." Hosts: Dave Chang and Chris Ying Guest: Rachel Khong Producers: Gabi Marler, Euno Lee, Ira Chute, Victoria Valencia, and Cory McConnell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to Recipe Club where we debate the best way to cook the things you want to eat.
0:16.0	My name is Chris Ying.
0:17.0	I am the co-host of this podcast along with David Cheng.
0:20.8	Hello, hello.
0:22.0	And we are joined today by a very special regular guest, special yet regular Rachel Kong,
0:29.7	author, extraordinary, literary, doy-n, novelist.
0:34.7	Sounds like you're talking about my poop.
0:38.1	Regular.
0:39.1	She's very regular.
0:41.1	I am very regular.
0:42.4	Rachel, as we gaze upon you in our chat window here, looks like your apartment is all packed
0:49.8	up.
0:51.8	It's not.
0:53.2	I wish this was Zoom and I could blur my background or like put myself in the tropics,
1:00.5	but this room is half packed up.
1:03.6	I need to pack the rest of the house.
1:05.3	It's terrible.
1:06.3	It's a terrible situation.
1:08.5	But you're headed our way.
1:10.3	She doesn't seem excited about that.
1:14.3	Well, packing sucks.
1:16.9	Packing does suck.
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