Conversations on ingridnilsen's show cover LGBTQIA+ experiences, cannabis, and social activism—all grounded in the recipe of the day.
ADVERTISEMENT That’s the philosophy behind YouTube star Ingrid Nilsen’s new Tastemade + Facebook Watch series Cooking With Pride, premiering on November 8th. In each episode, Nilsen teams up with a different food expert to prepare a special dish. First season guests include everyone from artist and activist Erin O’Brien who teaches Nilsen how to make sausages to nutritionist Ariane Resnick who whips up some delicious brownies.
Food is something we’re all familiar with even if we’re not familiar with the exact food that is in front of us. We all know what it’s like to have a meal or be around food. That is a common experience we share. Also, there is something really personal about being present for the making of a dish, being part of the process. You make something and then you are putting it into your body.
It makes me have a lot of respect for what goes into making food. Something just as simple as sausage seems so simple to a lot of us but when you actually are there for the process, you realize it takes so many steps. It takes so much intention to go from A to B and get to the finished product. I had no idea that sausage was so labor-intensive and required such large equipment. There’s also the skill of creating the sausage once it’s in the casing.
The thing that I was most curious about going into the show was just how everyone connected food to their creativity and [how] everyone had a different experience, but ultimately everyone immediately identified making food with creativity.
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