"Kate Hudson and Brenda Song, both avid basketball fans, star in Running Point and share a love for cooking, particularly during family gatherings and dinner parties."
"Hudson recalls her culinary upbringing, stating, 'My grandma was Jewish, so I grew up on the best matzo balls in the world, pot roast, brisket.'"
"Song describes her Asian household, saying, 'In an Asian household, there's no breakfast. You're having a full fish for breakfast,' emphasizing the cultural significance of meals."
"Hudson claims, 'My mom's the queen of a one-pot. Doesn't need a recipe. Whatever's in the fridge. Whatever's in the cupboard,' showcasing her family's cooking style."
Kate Hudson and Brenda Song, stars of the Netflix series Running Point, express their love for food and cooking. They discuss their experiences with making pretzels and their culinary backgrounds. Hudson grew up in a Jewish household with matzo balls and Mexican food, while Song's Asian upbringing included unique breakfast dishes. They share their cooking experiences, with Hudson claiming to be the alpha cook in her household, while Song acknowledges Macaulay Culkin's passion for cooking. Their conversation highlights the joy of food and family traditions.
Read at cooking.nytimes.com
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