The French Connection | House of Carbs (Ep. 61)

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🗓️ 26 September 2018

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

The Ringer's Joe House talks with his pal and 'ShackHouse' cohost, Geoff Shackelford, who is in France in anticipation of the Ryder Cup, about some of his meals in and around Versailles (4:40). Then House links up with Juliet Litman, fresh off her trip to London and the south of France, for a classic 'House of Carbs' Food News (39:10). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Yo hungry homies, show me the football. Are you ready for live football on your telephone?
0:11.0	The people call it telephones anymore?
0:13.6	Producer Kyle, maybe it's just a phone.
0:15.2	It's a phone.
0:16.2	It's a phone.
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0:30.0	You never miss your local game, you never miss a big national matchup. All you need is the Yahoo Sports app.
0:39.0	Go online get that thing from your app store, get the Yahoo Sports Mobile App, and you are golden.
0:48.8	Culinary Comrades, today's show also brought to you by our very good friends at Lake
0:55.0	Crusay. I have been using their beautiful and sturdy and refined equipment for
1:02.4	years now.
1:04.2	Let me tell you, as a chef, when we talk to chefs,
1:08.0	we're talking about sourcing the best quality ingredients,
1:11.4	knowing their suppliers, but using the right cookware in
1:16.0	tools is just as important culinary comrades I know you know this
1:20.8	Lake Crusé was the first to introduce color to the kitchen.
1:25.0	I love their colors.
1:26.7	A pioneer in the enameled cast iron.
1:30.8	All cast iron is still made in France. What a great coincidence. Today's show is all about France.
1:37.0	They've been making this beautiful cast ironware since 1925 in an original French foundry.
1:44.2	Each piece of cast iron is touched by 15 pairs
1:49.2	of craftsmen's hands.
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