Recent Episodes
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SCS 075 | Choosing Knives, Grills, BBQs & Smokers!
Mar 30, 2021 – 01:03:29 -
SCS 074 | Hydrocolloids - A Practical Approach
Mar 19, 2021 – 01:22:36 -
SCS 073 | Greek Salad Challenge, Dissecting A Dish's Flavor Structure, & Searing Scallops
Mar 12, 2021 – 01:15:12 -
SCS 072 | Acing A Chef Tryout & Banquet Style Execution
Mar 5, 2021 – 01:13:06 -
SCS 071 | Leaving Your Career for Chefdom, Food Safety, How Fat Affects Bread Dough
Feb 26, 2021 – 01:26:52 -
SCS 070 | Combi Ovens for Precision Cooking, Execution, and Holding
Feb 19, 2021 – 01:17:13 -
SCS 069 | Prepping for Execution, Designing Balanced Menus, Live Listener Discussion
Feb 16, 2021 – 01:50:57 -
SCS 068 | Gnocchi by Feel + Anova Combi-Oven Review
Feb 5, 2021 – 01:26:52 -
SCS 067 | Food Writers Are Parasites + Tender Stir Fried Meats!
Jan 29, 2021 – 01:46:23 -
SCS 066 | Why Grandma's Beef Stroganoff Sucked!
Jan 22, 2021 – 01:22:14 -
SCS 065 | Chef's New Toy, Rib Experiments, & a Pot Roast Soooo Good It Will Demoralize Your Culinary Competition
Jan 15, 2021 – 01:03:35 -
SCS 064 | Don't Salt Your Pasta Water, Hollandaise Isn't Mother Sauce, & The Best Way To Cook Tri-Tip
Jan 9, 2021 – 52:10 -
SCS 063 | French Omelette Fallacy, Sous Vide Vs. Crispy Skin, & Decoding Pizza Yeast
May 12, 2020 – 01:10:00 -
SCS 062 | I'm Back. Community Questions & Updates
May 5, 2020 – 47:28 -
SCS 061 | Chef Alex Downing
Jul 22, 2019 – 01:49:08 -
SCS 060 | Party Foods, High Volume Execution & Listener Questions
Feb 7, 2019 – 01:09:29 -
SCS 059 | Christmas Cooking, Soup Solutions & Listener Questions
Dec 23, 2018 – 01:12:42 -
SCS 058 | Live Listener Call In Show with Chef Jacob
Nov 26, 2018 – 01:04:38 -
SCS 057 | Thanksgiving Tips & Industry Talk with Sous Chef Sean Munshaw
Nov 21, 2018 – 01:10:36 -
SCS 056 | Trends & Trade Secrets of Fresh Milled Grain
Nov 6, 2018 – 01:10:45 -
SCS 055 | Advanced Artisan Bread Loafs & Sourdough Baking with Nicole Muvundamina
Oct 15, 2018 – 01:17:57 -
SCS 054 | Large Party Entertaining, Creative Flavor Structures, & Learning Food Science - Your Cooking Questions Answered
Oct 10, 2018 – 01:08:16 -
SCS 053 | Your Cooking Questions Answered - Community Q&A
Oct 9, 2018 – 01:16:59 -
SCS 052 | Ancient Grains & Fresh Milled Flours with Jade Koyle
Jul 12, 2018 – 01:08:59 -
SCS 051 | Pan Gallego, Sourdough Modifications, & Dough Salt Ratios - Listener Bread Questions Answered
Jul 7, 2018 – 53:22 -
SCS 050 | T is for Technique
Jul 3, 2018 – 02:10:40 -
SCS 049 | Taste Vs. Flavor, Black Pepper Corn Sauce, & Hipster Bone Broth - Your Questions Answered!
Jun 27, 2018 – 01:17:41 -
SCS 048 | Culinary Boot Camp Day Two - S is for Sauce Part 2
Jun 14, 2018 – 52:24 -
SCS 047 | Culinary Boot Camp Day Two - S is for Sauce Part 1
Jun 13, 2018 – 01:43:30 -
SCS 046 | Death of Bourdain, Home Kitchen Appliances & Beer Brewing | Community Questions & Comments
Jun 12, 2018 – 01:07:18 -
SCS 045 | Flavor Structure Part Two - Culinary Boot Camp Day One
Jun 12, 2018 – 46:58 -
SCS 044 | Flavor Structure Part One - Culinary Boot Camp Day One
Jun 5, 2018 – 59:55 -
SCS 043 | Flavor Structure, Brining, Sourdough Ideas & More | Listener Questions Answered
May 29, 2018 – 01:02:40 -
SCS 042 | Max Good - Understanding BBQ Grills, Smokers & Outdoor Cookers
May 24, 2018 – 01:40:56 -
SCS 041 | Malcom Reed of How to BBQ Right & The Killer Hogs Competition Team
May 15, 2018 – 01:00:27 -
SCS 040 | Meathead of AmazingRibs.com Drops Some Serious BBQ Knowledge
May 8, 2018 – 01:48:39 -
SCS 039 | Chef Clint Jolly Live from Chile!
May 2, 2018 – 52:38 -
SCS 038 | Greg Rempe of the BBQ Central Show
May 1, 2018 – 01:00:38 -
SCS 037 | ACJ - Listener Questions Answered Live
Apr 12, 2018 – 45:26 -
SCS 036 | Sous Vide Cooking at Home with Jason Logsdon
Apr 10, 2018 – 53:01 -
SCS 035 | Sous Vide Cooking - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
Mar 27, 2018 – 01:27:07 -
SCS 034 | Brining, Pasta Dough & Bread Baking Questions Answered
Feb 23, 2018 – 47:19 -
SCS 033 | J. Kenji Lopez Alt. from The Food Lab & SeriousEats.com
Feb 20, 2018 – 48:26 -
SCS 032 | From Kitchen Grunt to Sous Chef
Feb 17, 2018 – 31:47 -
SCS 031 | How to Cook with Wine
Feb 13, 2018 – 23:47 -
SCS 029 | R&D Food Scientist Kimberly King Schaub
Feb 8, 2018 – 02:00:53 -
SCS 028.5 | Listener Pizza Questions Answered
Feb 6, 2018 – 42:34 -
SCS 028 | Let's Talk Pizza!
Jan 29, 2018 – 01:53:29 -
SCS 027 | Chef Clint Jolly Live From Argentina
Jan 16, 2018 – 01:03:07 -
SCS 026 | Thanksgiving Day Q&A
Nov 24, 2017 – 01:04:15
Recent Reviews
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Randy.BuchananBy Far the Best Home/Aspiring Chef ContentI’ve listened to nearly the entire series in a short time back-to-back. I am looking forward to going through it again and taking a deep dive, practicing Chef Jacobs’s techniques and teachings. Informative, well produced, great non-stop listening. I ordered the F-STEP Boot Camp. Once through the podcast a second tome, I’m doing the boot camp. As if the podcast weren’t enough his web site has so much content with videos, anyone who puts in the effort will grow as a cook. As if that’s not enough, having been a couple years since the last episode, I had a question, shot Chef Jacob an email, not expecting a reply, and he responded quickly. Amazing dedication to the culinary arts and people wanting to hone, explore, begin, or reboot their craft. Thank you Chef!
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lalaines7AwesomeOne of the best podcasts I’ve listened to in a long time. There is so much information in each episode. It’s helped my bread baking so much.
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BHOLLIHANInvaluableI can’t believe how much information is contained in each episode - for anyone who really loves cooking and wants to improve, this is pure gold. Thank you for the excellent, thorough and entertaining episodes!
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CassieandralynnGreat podcaster, great podcastChef Jacob is a refreshingly intelligent and irreverent podcaster. I love his scientific approach, joie de vivre, and disdain for anyone riding a high horse. His bread series, in particular the sourdough, has been a huge help to me as a baker. His other podcasts are entertaining and have helped me immensely with basic skills that help you become a more well rounded and independent cook. I can’t recommend this series enough. Thanks Chef Jacob.
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ajbaciPodcastsThese podcasts are invaluable to those baking at home. Is there a book?
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JennyR920Neverending Fantastic InfoFor the home chef who wants to self-improve! Thank you for all the entertaining and amazing content!
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Sir KicksomeassCLEAR and TO THE POINT!I was looking for a cooking podcast that skipped all of the mumbling, inside-joke banter between hosts that offered only a couple minutes out of an hour of poor quality audio. This IS that show. This IS what you’re looking for! So educational. So to the point. So interesting. So informative. Loved every minute of it! Great podcast!!!
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jaybakesbreadBest cooking podcast and awesome bread!This is a phenomenal podcast that gets right into cooking! I love the focus of this podcast. Many podcasts have tangents into all sorts of irrelevant topics. Jacob stays right on topic with a wealth of fascinating and useful info. I also love the large amount of bread talk. Many baking podcasts have too much on sweets and Jacob is the best for bread. Keep it up!
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s r grahamHappy You’re Back!I really love your show. I love your brutally honest accounts that are at the same time balanced with kindness. At the same time, I learn every time I listen. Thank you for calling the people out!
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PetiteMooseThank you! ❤️🍕❤️🍕Perfect mix of intro and deep dive for a wide range of topics. So much cooking content is just glorified recipes rather than teaching the why behind the why to really learn culinary skills.
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haykoa2Fantastic PodcastThank you Chef Jacob!!!!!!! You’re doing a wonderful job. It is so important for all culinarians to know the basics of cooking, which a lot of cooks don’t know.
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schmidt123412This man is a saintThank you for teaching me how to become a better chef
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buck42wcuSourdoughI’ve been wanting to get into sourdough bread making. Jacob’s 5 part series is a great primer with practical insights. He breaks down the process into manageable parts. For example, none of the books I’ve read describe how you can easily convert a recipe from a direct method into an indirect method. Which Jacob presents and explains thoroughly. Really enjoyed this one. Can’t wait to check out more of his content.
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Edo2512Lost it's wayThis used to be a great podcast full of information (check out the bread series) But, Jacob seems to have transformed from pro to "bro" - Later episodes are marked expllicit, and sound more like high school boys dropping f-bombs and proclaiming every things as "sick" instead of the focused information from earlier episdoes. Too bad.
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Sharkman_75Excellent Culinary EducationJacob is excellent and does a great job breaking down advanced French techniques and food science to help amateur home cooks turn out meals like the pros. Having worked in kitchens and learned from great chefs, this is a great resource to continue my own education.
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RevTonyGSo glad I found Stella!Thank you, Chef Jacob, for taking the time and energy to do what you do and share your knowledge. This podcast has become my main podcast, as Chef Jacob takes the time to break down not only technique, but the science behind what’s happening and why it happens when you do things. Breaking down dogma and teaching in an understandable way has really helped me re-visit the basics and learn a plethora of new things. Again, thank you!
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Future Chef BenniAspiring ChefMr. Jacob, thank you so much for all the information you give. You and your team are truly amazing. I listen to your podcasts and the description help me visualize everything, as if I were in the kitchen. Honestly I can’t thank you enough for your techniques and tips.
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KatastrofyHome-school CIAChef Jacob Burton allows anyone interested in the proper preparation of food to pick his brain. His Stella Culinary School goes beyond audio podcasts with a series of excellent video presentations designed to make professional cooking techniques available to everyone. UPDATE: Kudos for continuing the audio series with the long-awaited sessions on pre-ferments in breads. Starters provide much more than "San Francisco sourdough"; they improve the crust and crumb of any home-baked bread.
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EugerSharing professional chef's skills with passionI love this podcast. So much solid info, presented with humor and passion. Bought the recommended books, and they are quickly among my favorites.
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Christoph matesInspiringThis podcast has caused me to become so passionate about food and cooking! I'm now practicing farm to fork. We grow are own chickens and ducks and next spring were trying the poor man's cow(goat). Thanks Jacob!
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Christen31Great podcast!!Jacob does a phenomenal job at explaining everything in a way that is easy to understand. The most informative and well- produced podcast for cooking that I've heard. Lots of science, tons of education and amazingly, it is free! A big thanks to Jacob for teaching and to Stella for making it possible!
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Ippo3Great show to listen to.Great show and videos. Love to hear some more.
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SpanktarSimply greatJacob is clear, straightforward, and informative in this series. A working chef, he takes you through the basics at your own pace. The format follows most chefs books I've read. This is the only cooking skills podcast you'll need.
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