Okra

Recipe Club

The Ringer

Arts, Food

4.9 • 3.7K Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2021

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Dave Chang is sitting out this week of 'Recipe Club' due to his disgust of the star ingredient, so Chris Ying is joined by Rachel Khong and Priya Krishna to respectfully discuss the three recipes they have chosen to represent okra. Find the recipes for this episode and all previous episodes on The Ringer’s website and follow along with the conversation on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Host: Chris Ying Guests: Rachel Khong and Priya Krishna Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The Ringers music critic Rob Harvilla curates and explores 60 iconic songs for the 90s that define the decade.
0:05.9	Rob is joined by a variety of guests, so break it all down as they turn back the clock.
0:10.0	Check out 60 songs that explain the 90s exclusively on Spotify.
0:16.1	Previously on RESTBEE Club.
0:21.2	I guess that's uh...
0:23.6	Makes Dave the winner again.
0:25.4	Is that possible? Who won?
0:27.2	Again?
0:28.0	I think your name is the winner.
0:31.2	Come on, fast.
0:32.4	I'm coming fast.
0:33.2	Come on, fast.
0:33.6	Don't you have objections over here.
0:36.0	Okay, that brings us to the wheel of RESTBEES.
0:39.8	Currently on the wheel we have Biryani, Crescent Rolls, Flatbread,
0:44.1	Homeless.
0:44.5	Priya's not so much.
0:45.2	They're all pre-choice.
0:46.4	It's in Robin.
0:47.4	She has shaped this wheel.
0:49.1	Instant Robin Spaghetti, Velveeta, homemade yogurt,
0:52.0	Okra, and eggplant, which is coming off the wheel, to be replaced by your choice.
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