The Great Corned Beef Experiment phase two! This week’s show sees us experimenting with Bokashi, and tasting the corned beef cured in Gastrocast #42 with a tasting panel of “experts”. Got extra Corned Beef–take a look at my very first show for ideas on how to use it up.
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Intro: Another Brass Rail by Amadan
Inbetweens & Outros: The Fermoy Lasses by The Nettles
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Hi Neal,
Thanks for the new feed URL. It’s working now. The other URLs used to work but stopped. They are all missing the ‘enclosure’ element in the feed items. That fault lies with whatever script is generating those feeds.
-jeff
For some reason, the feeds no longer include enclosure links. I have to go to the site and do all that right-click, wait, drag-to-iTunes fun.
…not that I mind coming to the site. I just didn’t want you to lose any “less devoted” listeners.
Hey, thanks for pointing this out–try subscribing to feeds.feedburner.com/podchefalt
It seems to be working best in iTunes right now. The other feed works but doesn’t play nice.
Chef Neal,
I am one of your “devoted” listeners who is having trouble receiving your Podcast on iTunes. Podcast 43 was the last one I received. When I tried to use another feed from your blog I couldn’t find one. Rats! I can’t even log in to your blog even though I have a motime account. I will try subscribing to the feed you suggest. Can I do this on iTunes or do I have to go somewhere else? Could clearing my cookies have had anything to do with this? Sorry for the rant. I really wanted to know how the corned beef turned out. I am lucky enough to have a butcher here where I live that makes fresh corned beef. I can’t even look at supermarket meat, nor do I buy it.
Espahan
Espahan,
Thanks for hanging in there as well! The internet is having a headache at the moment, and I think it is giving us all a few more.
iTunes doesn’t work with the regular feed but click “Advanced” and then “Subscribe to Podcast” and paste in feeds.feedburner.com/podchefalt it should work right away. You can also hit the iTunes button in the left column and it should bring you to the correct feed.
I don’t think cookies are to blame. I am pushing the troubles off on iTunes, feedburner, my file host–they are having some HUGE issues due to the volume of podcasts being listened to–and also Motime: I couldn’t find this post even though it showed up in the “Recent Comment” list. Hang in there. I really appreciate you tracking me down. Let me know if you still can’t get the feed– podchef@gmail.com.
All the best,
Neal