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Hi, I’m Paula Mohammed, welcome to my podcast: In My Kitchen with Paula. This podcast is a gathering place for culinary adventurers who love to travel. Here’s a little about me… My parents came from very different backgrounds, so I grew up with cultural influences from Pakistan, Japan, Italy, and New Zealand. In our family kitchen, the different traditions, recipes, and stories mingled together to create meals that were fun, inspiring, and memorable. This inspired a love of travel and cookin ...
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Spices, Stories, and Smiles: Exploring Indian Culture and Cuisine with Chef Gurjyote Sethi In this episode of 'In My Kitchen with Paula,' host Paula Mohammed invites Red Seal Chef Gurjyote Sethi (Chef GJ) to share his culinary journey from India to Canada. Chef GJ delves into his family's rich culinary history, regional Indian cuisines, and the imp…
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A journey of food, soccer and cultural insights In this episode of 'In My Kitchen with Paula', host Paula Mohamed reunites with Naomi Eguchi, a former host and native of Kobe, Japan, for the second part of their series. They delve into: Naomi’s life, from her soccer career to her insights on Japanese culture. Food, and the unique experience of stay…
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Friday evenings you will find Naomi cooking up Japanese small plates and pouring sake for friends around her kitchen island. The conversation goes something like this... In this episode of 'In My Kitchen with Paula', Paula interviews Naomi Eguchi, an original In My Kitchen Host and a talent both in the kitchen and on the soccer field. Naomi, origin…
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Peeling back the layers of Japan, one trip at a time. In the season three premiere, Paula recounts her enriching and flavorful trip to Japan with her 17-year-old son, weaving through the cultural, historical, and culinary landscapes that have been a part of her life since childhood, thanks to her father's business ventures. Paula offers a detailed …
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Suriname, Djon djon, Soup Jou Mou and more….what do these all have in common? The Caribbean! In this episode, host Paula Mohammed chats with Chef Mireille, a New York City based food and travel blogger with a diverse family background that spans the globe from India to Haiti. Mireille shares her unique perspective on international cuisine as she en…
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“Positive Paula for Progress”, avoiding people pleasers, and working with people smarter than me are just a few of the ingredients I used to create In My Kitchen. In episode 3 I talk about why I started In My Kitchen, this episode is the start of a series about how I started In My Kitchen. "Early Days and a Brand is Born" is where I recount the jou…
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Alison spends her life following what she is curious about and has built herself a personal toolbox that now allows her to live the life of her dreams. A typical day in the office for Alison can look a little like this: traverse Thailand and stay with local families in their villages so her son can be immersed in learning about Thai cuisine, consul…
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“Remember people want to be with You, not your Socarrat” That’s is just a small sample of the advice Paula shares, to encourage people to host their post travel dinner parties. Paula’s 10 Tips, will help you cook confidently and calmly while sharing your travel stories, hosting and cooking all at the same time. This episode is for anyone, who would…
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The underrated and undiscovered Pakistan through the lens of a Pakistani food blogger who moved from Pakistan to Mississippi. Blogger of the very popular: Untold Recipes By Nosheen, Nosheen’s blog is all about authentic Pakistani cuisine, with many of the dishes originating out of Nosheen’s little red book of recipes past down through the generatio…
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It all started with the hunt for fresh olive oil like she tasted in the family olive grove in Italy. Fast forward a decade and that hunt has led Emily down a path she never dreamed of. Eight time cookbook author and Level 2 Olive Oil Sommelier, Emily is still pursuing her love of olive oil and her determination to educate people on the health benef…
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Did you ever wonder what it was like to grow up during the Vietnam War…in Vietnam? Raymond Liens, is an exceptional home cook and host with In My Kitchen, who grew up in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam during the Vietnamese war. Raymond’s story may surprise you as he shares his family's story from the Mekong Delta in Vietnam to Winnipeg Canada a…
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What inspired me to start In My Kitchen? What influences from my upbringing (and recipes) played a role in the creation of In My Kitchen? This episode is full of love stories, travel, Maori Chiefs and more. I share the stories from my childhood, that shaped who I am now and inspired me to create In My Kitchen. From curried peas to Sukiyaki, it is a…
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Do you want to know what Umbrian cuisine is really about? Do you think all Nonnas have a passion for cooking? You may be surprised by what you learn in this episode. Listen to Melissa share her experiences with the food, people and culture of Umbria, Italy as she unveils for us Her Umbria. Melissa Fiorucci is a talented home cook, host with In My K…
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What if you could sit down at a kitchen table and talk to an Iranian women from Rasht, Iran. What would you ask? What are you curious about? This is exactly what this episode is about. Paula asks Leila questions about the Women’s movement in Iran, the people, the culture, and the food. A unique opportunity to hear a local's perspective. Leila is a …
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