Episode 36: What it means to HOST with cook book author Kim Kushner

Daniella sits down with childhood friend and bestselling cookbook author Kim Kushner to riff on the meaning of host. Both women love to serve and while there's good long talk about food and nourishment, Kim also opens up about finding out that she's a carrier for the brca gene. She lovingly shares her journey and process to life long health in the hopes of helping even just one listener. Kim Kush­n­er is a culi­nary edu­ca­tor and the author of four best­selling cook­books: The Modern Table, I Love Kosher, The New Kosher, and The Mod­ern Menu. Raised in Mon­tre­al, Cana­da, Kim learned to cook at an ear­ly age from her Moroc­can-born moth­er and spent sum­mers with fam­i­ly in Israel. A grad­u­ate of the Insti­tute of Culi­nary Edu­ca­tion in Man­hat­tan, she has devel­oped recipes for Food & Wine and Chile Pep­per mag­a­zines, and has worked as a pri­vate chef. In 2005, she launched Kim Kush­n­er Cui­sine and now trav­els the world teach­ing her wild­ly pop­u­lar cook­ing class­es. Kim has appeared on the Today Show and has been fea­tured in the New York Times Inter­na­tion­al Edi­tion, Huff­in­g­ton Post, Saveur, and the Chica­go Tri­bune, and is rec­og­nized as a leader in redefin­ing kosher cui­sine; her cook­books fea­ture every­day recipes for deli­cious and art­ful dish­es made from acces­si­ble, sea­son­al ingre­di­ents. Kim lives in New York City with her hus­band and children. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices