Podcast
Mick Unplugged
Mick Hunt introduced the title as the host's first solo cookbook, noting its affordable, weekly‑class style approach, while Matt Price highlighted that the book compiled his most popular and viral recipes along with chef‑inspired quotes, offering dishes for every skill level. He emphasized that it included both social‑media hits and more intricate meals, ensuring there was something for everyone. The discussion conveyed strong enthusiasm for the book's breadth and accessibility.
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Matt explained that the cookbook compiled his most popular recipes, viral dishes, and new creations, offering something for every skill level, and described it as a natural progression from his video content.
So we're going to go to the book, Meet Me in the Kitchen. I had done some collaborative cookbooks prior to doing this one, and then during the pandemic I was doing ebooks like rappers drop mixtapes, cranking them out. My philosophy was to do everything affordably, weekly cooking classes for $5, and now I wanted to do a solo effort--my first solo cookbook.
There are a lot of really good recipes in there. There are quotes from chefs that kind of inspired me as page breaks. It just was something that I've always wanted to do. I'm actually in the process of considering doing my second one. This one's been out for about a year now.
There are recipes you won't find on YouTube, plus the biggest viral dishes--seafood boils, garlic noodle, breakfast, lunch, dinner, appetizers--everything from socialmedia viral stuff to more intricate cheflevel meals. It really is a little bit of everything.
I can promise you that there is something for everyone. When you follow Matt on social, he breaks things down so it doesn't matter who you are--you can truly do it. He even has flatbread, chicken bacon pepperoni ranch, and other crowdpleasers that changed my life.