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Milk Street's My Family Recipe
In Milk Street’s My Family Recipe, Christopher Kimball and baker Cheryl Day use historical culinary context and modern kitchen know-how to help home cooks recreate lost or forgotten family recipes.
Season 1 Premieres
October 2022
About the Show
In Milk Street’s My Family Recipe, Christopher Kimball and baker Cheryl Day use historical culinary context and modern kitchen know-how to help home cooks recreate lost or forgotten cherished family recipes. More than a cooking show, My Family Recipe shows how food can connect history, community, family and memories. Kimball and Day help families recreate treasured recipes, including a Southern-style coconut cake, an Italian-American calzone with onions and raisins, and New England popovers.
Program Overview
- SEASON 1 PREMIERE October 2022
- Number of Episodes 10
- Episode Length 24 minutes
- Website The Roku Channel
- Accessibility Milk Street’s My Family Recipe is Closed-Captioned for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers.
- Produced By CPK Media
- Presented By Roku
Cast
- Christopher Kimball Host
- Cheryl Day Host
- Wes Martin Kitchen Manager
- Diane Unger Recipe Development Director
- Rose Hattabaugh Recipe Developer
- Fairlight de Michele Home Cook
- Karen Clay Home Cook
- Marie Griffin Home Cook
- Linda White Home Cook
- Royce Tanaka Home Cook
- Sapna Pandya Home Cook
- Teryluz Andreu Home Cook
- Melissa Long Home Cook
- Tim Donovan Home Cook
- Jessica Costantini Home Cook
About Milk Street
Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street in downtown Boston — at 177 Milk Street — is home to our editorial offices and cooking school. It also is where we record Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street television and radio shows. Milk Street is changing how we cook by searching the world for bold, simple recipes and techniques. Adapted and tested for home cooks everywhere, these lessons are the backbone of what we call the new home cooking. For more information, go to 177milkstreet.com.
