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This is Mosty Radio from PRX. I'm your host, Christopher Kimble.

The Chinese walk was intended to be used on a hearth stove, and the heat is comparable, I would say,

to a semi-professional stove like a wolf or a liking range.

Gracie Young is the author of Stirfrying to the Skies Edge, the ultimate guide to mastery,

with authentic recipes and stories. Young is a true believer in the power of the walk to transform

simple ingredients into highly aromatic foods. But before we get to Gracie Young, I'm chatting

today with reporter Danny Lewis. Of course, food advertising has undergone considerable changes

over the last 100 years, but it's really thanks to one man in particular, that's Albert Buton.

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