Season Two Episode Three: New Years Day Celebrations!
Forget the party New Year’s Eve save your party pants for NEW YEARS DAY! This week on A MESS IN THE KITCHEN Dusti and Molly breakdown why they both prefer New Year’s Day celebrations to New Year’s Eve parties (Hint: it’s all about the eating and drinking!). Dusti gives her take on New Year’s resolutions and offers a few suggestions to Molly for goals in the New Year – eat more candy, watch less television. Molly & Dusti want to know how you’re ringing in 2021 and what is on your resolution list!Episode Links: Danielle Walkers blog Against all Grain https://againstallgrain.comMaria’s Cafe http://www.mariascafe.comVictor’s 1959 Cafe https://www.victors1959cafe.comField Recordings Blanc de Franc https://www.vivino.com/field-recordings-blanc-de-franc/w/5924800Trader Joes sparkling wine: https: //www.traderjoes.com/digin/post/tis-the-season-for-sparklers Connect with A MESS IN THE KITCHEN podcast and EMAIL US on our website https://amessinthekitchen.com Follow @amessinthekitchen on Instagram and @amessinthekitchenpod on FacebookMatriarch Digital Media produces this and other podcasts that understand, encourage and uplift women.
A Mess In The Kitchen
Hosts Molly Mogren and Dusti Kugler want you to relax and have fun in the kitchen. Each episode will feature practical, hands on advice to help you feel like a more confident cook. Remember, you don’t have to know everything to be a great cook!Molly and Dusti met over 10 years ago working at Food Works, Inc., chef and TV personality Andrew Zimmern’s company. They constantly talked about food, cooking, and restaurants, as well as all the random stuff going down in our lives. Dusti is a former caterer and food stylist who’s currently running the show over at Food Works. Molly is a food and travel writer who loves to cook, but is just so-so at it.A Mess in the Kitchen is all about demystifying home cooking… because you don’t have to know everything to make good food. Connect with the show and EMAIL US at our website (https://amessinthekitchen.com)Matriarch Digital Media (matriarchdm.com) produces this and other podcasts that understand, encourage and uplift women.
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