HEARD (024): A steakhouse in Miami, watermelon slushies, tahini granola, chefs rallying for autistic individuals, Eric Ripert’s new cookbook, and sweet and sour chicken.
Podcast: Beyond the PlatePublished On: Mon Apr 13 2026
Description: In this episode, Kappy shares what’s on his plate at the moment. Links and handles mentioned in this episode:Sunny’s Steakhouse | IG | Will Thompson | Chef Aaron BrooksNinja CREAMi | Chris Young videoChef on the Spectrum program | Chef Franklin Becker | Chitarra Pastaria | Chef Ken OringerChef Eric Ripert’s Mindful Cooking book | IG***Salty Chocolate + Tahini Granola3 cups old-fashioned oats½ - 1 cup chopped nuts of choice (I use pistachios and/or almonds)1 - 1 ¼ teaspoons kosher salt⅓ cup honey3 tablespoons maple syrup3 tablespoons tahini (stirred until smooth)2 tablespoons of neutral oil (olive, coconut, avocado, etc.)1 teaspoon vanilla½ teaspoon cinnamon or cardamom (I do ¼ teaspoon each)To finish:⅓ - ½ cup mini chocolate chips or chopped dark chocolateFlaky saltLight dusting of lemon zestSprinkling of sprinklesPreheat oven to 325°F. Line a baking sheet with parchment.1. In a big bowl, combine the oats, nuts, and salt and stir to combine.2. To a small sauce pot, add the honey, maple syrup, tahini, and oil and warm over low heat while stirring for about 1-2 minutes. Once it is loose and glossy, remove from heat and whisk in the vanilla, cinnamon and cardamom.3. Pour the wet mixture over the bowl of dry and mix with a rubber spatula until fully coated.4. Transfer the mixture to the parchment lined sheet tray, gently press into an even layer, about ½ - 1 inch thick, and place in the oven. 5. Bake for about 25-40 minutes, rotating halfway, until it’s light golden brown and toasted. Do not stir. (I know this is a wide range of time. We enjoy it a little chewy so I err on the side of 25-30 minutes rather than the longer time.)6. Remove from the oven, and evenly scatter the chocolate, salt, lemon zest and sprinkles over the top. Let cool on pan - it will firm up as it cools. Once it cools, you can break it up into pieces and store in a resealable bag or covered tupperware container. Follow Beyond the Plate on Facebook and X.Follow Kappy on Instagram and X.www.beyondtheplatepodcast.com www.onkappysplate.com
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