Two Rivers, 30 Minutes for 4-3-2020
04-03-2020
Guest: Chris Fennimore, host of "QED Cooks"
Topic: The Mon Valley and Pittsburgh as "foodie" towns
How Topic Discussed: Since 1993, Chris Fennimore has produced and hosted the series "QED Cooks," winning an Emmy and a James Beard Award along the way. He has produced, contributed to and edited more than 100 community cookbooks in WQED's "America's Homecooking Series," used in membership drives. Fennimore is a Brooklyn native, so why is he so fond of the Mon Valley? What does he seek out when it comes to local specialties and ethnic delicacies? Why is Pittsburgh developing a reputation as "foodie" town?
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