Chef Paul Smith Talks St. Patrick’s Day Eats, Beat Bobby Flay, and Perfect Lasagna
On this episode of Hotline with Dave Weekley, Chef Paul Smith dives into St. Patrick’s Day food traditions, giving his take on corned beef, cabbage, and the divisive green beer. He also shares behind-the-scenes details about nearly competing on Beat Bobby Flay, revealing how he went through multiple interviews and had his dish prepped before the opportunity fizzled out. Listener questions lead to a discussion on the best places to find clam chowder in Charleston, the difference between St. Louis-style and baby back ribs, and the perfect number of lasagna layers for a homemade masterpiece. A fun and insightful chat about food, competition, and the restaurant world!
More episodes
Hotline Feature – Abrar Al-Heeti: Google vs. Chinese Scammers, Amazon’s “Rufus,” and the $250 iPhone Pocket
Abrar Al-Heeti from CNET joins Dave Weekley on Hotline with the week’s biggest tech stories. The two discuss Google’s federal lawsuit against a Chinese cybercrime group accused of running fake package-text scams that sto…
Hotline Feature – Dave Bryan: Steelers Sign Asante Samuel Jr., Rodgers’ Rough Night, and Tomlin Trade Talk
Steelers Depot’s Dave Bryan joins Dave Weekley on Hotline with breaking news that Pittsburgh has signed cornerback Asante Samuel Jr. to the practice squad. The two unpack how Samuel’s health recovery and bloodline pedigr…
Hotline Feature – Kristyn Burtt: A Different World Returns, Sidney Sweeney’s Struggles, and Tom Bergeron’s Dancing Comeback
Entertainment reporter Kristyn Burtt joins Dave Weekley on Hotline from Los Angeles with a packed Hollywood rundown. The two discuss Netflix’s reboot of A Different World, set to follow the daughter of Dwayne Wayne and W…
Hotline Feature – Chef Paul Smith: Food Vacations, Thanksgiving Tips, and the Art of the Fried Egg
James Beard–nominated chef Paul Smith joins Dave Weekley on Hotline for a wide-ranging food chat that starts with culinary travel and ends with breakfast perfection. Paul shares stories from “food-cations” in Miami, Char…