Chef Walters Flavors + Knowledge analyzes the incredible chocolate from Modica, Sicily. From the ancient Aztecs to Italy, the product's uniqueness is a taste of Paradise.

Chef Walter explains the rise of this popular dish among Americans. From an unusual beginning to stardom in Hollywood.

Flavors + Knowledge adds few tips on grilling. Chef Walter offers suggestions on his own grilling methods.

This episode of Flavors + Knowledge is about the trade of the spices in Venice during ancient times.

In this episode of Flavors + Knowledge, Chef Walter shares the recipe for the Fake Sauce. Developed after the Second World War, this sauce is related to the ingenuity of Italian mothers and grandmothers. For Recipe visit www.chefwaltersfinefIoods.com/blog. For the show, notes visit https://walterpotenza.substack.com/

Flavors + Knowledge offers News you can eat, quick bites of food knowledge. This segment is about the murderous almonds, and if you have 4 minutes, we have some brain-food for you. Sponsored by Federal Hill Sunday Gravy artisanal sauces. Visit HERE

Flavors + Knowledge offers a quick overview of avocado in this segment called Quick Learning. If you have 5 minutes we have food knowledge for you. Sponsored by Federal Hill Sunday Gravy artisanal sauces. Visit HERE

Flavors + Knowledge analyzes the DOP Tomatoes. Are they worth the price, and if in-fact they are superior in quality. Food purist cannot seem to live without them, so let's figure out the details. Sponsored by Chef Walters Cooking School HERE

This episode is part of our DISCOVERY SERIES, where we travel to analyze various Italian products, hoping to generate awareness and knowledge among consumers. TODAY we'll focus on a specific Italian cured meat, called prosciutto. Sponsored by Chef Walters Cooking School in Rhode Island. For details visit HERE 

Questo episodio di Sapere I Sapori analizza la storia del caffe nel tempo. Dal suo arrivo in Europa sino ad oggi il caffe ha inciso sulla cultura domestica Italiana. Alla fine del 1600 iniziò a diffondersi il caffè anche a Venezia grazie ad un medico botanico, di nome Prospero Alfino. SIS e'un podcast sponsorizzato dalla Chef Walters Cooking School in Rhode Island.