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Posts tagged “Elizabeth”

New Kitchn Editors: Introducing Elizabeth Passarella

In the spirit of growth, new voices, and broader national coverage, this week we are introducing four wonderful new writers who will help nourish The Kitchn on a daily basis. We've introduced you to E...

Weekend Cooking: Best Recipes for an Oscar Party

We already blogged a recipe for Juno's Pregnant Dates in honor of the Academy Awards this Sunday. And although we resisted the urge to share every food-related pun we came up with (No Country for Ol...

Oscars Party Recipe: Juno's Pregnant Dates

As much as we love awards shows - and dinner parties - we do not feel as though an Oscars gathering must have cutesy, movie-theme food. Don't even get us started on the possibilities with Ratatouill...

Winter Cooking: Apples, Cabbage, and Pork Chops

We know. It's not exactly apple season. Apple season is Fall, with its apple picking and apple crumbles and general apple-y-ness. But if you take a walk through any New York City greenmarket these d...

Recipe: "Ham and Cheese" Breakfast Casserole

We ate a lot of breakfast casseroles growing up. Any time there was a crowd to be fed before noon, this baked dish of egg, sausage, cheese, and day-old bread would appear. And yet, as adults, we've ...

Bigger is Better: The 14-inch Pan

Those who cook in small kitchens - or who are simply strapped for storage - might look at the 14-inch skillet or sauté pan as excessive, a bit like driving a minivan when a hatchback will do ...

Store Review: New York Cake & Baking Supply

This store is not unlike the act of baking itself - slightly messy, occasionally overwhelming, but ultimately satisfying in the sweetest way. On our last visit, we overheard the following conversa...