I recently had the opportunity to appear on Michael Harlan Turkell’s Heritage Radio Network show, The Food Seen. Michael is a freelance photographer and a photo editor of Edible Brooklyn and Edible Manhattan magazines. You can hear the whole thing at The Food Seen Episode 95.
Each spring I get requests for my Jelly Egg Cookie recipe; it is a perfect showcase for fresh unsweetened coconut and a good make-ahead dessert for Easter. Add some raisins and forget the jelly eggs and they are a good lunchbox treat all year round. 1/2 cup (1/2 stick) unsalted…
If you don’t already have Seder plans you might want to check this out. On Saturday, April 7, at NYC’s Balaboosta Restaurant (214 Mulberry Street), three women chefs, originally from different parts of the world, will share the kitchen to create a very unique dinner for the Second Seder of…
Vegetable chili, like any stewed dish, is even better the day after you make it, when all the flavorings have had a chance to sink in. Of course, it’s also fine if you eat it the same day you make it. But whenever you make it, make a double batch…
On March 20, 2012 Sara’s Kitchen was the subject of Toquemag.com’s Food App Review of the Week. Reviewer Steve Cooper noted, “I’ve reviewed several celebrity food apps in the past . . . and have been generally impressed. So I had some pretty big expectations for Sara’s Kitchen. Just as…
Norma recently e-mailed the KitchenShrink to ask, “Is there an easy fool-proof way to make caramel?” I had been asked this question so often over the years that I included my favorite way to make caramel in Sara Moulton Cooks at Home. You can find it on page 54 and…
The 2012 James Beard Foundation Awards nominations were just announced and I am one of the three nominees in the category Media Personality/Host (Television or Video Webcast). The Broadcast and Journalism Awards will be presented on Friday, May 4 as part of the Annual James Beard Foundation Awards weekend in New…
On the 100th anniversary of Julia Child’s birth, learn about the cultural icon who revolutionized the art of cooking. Join me and Julia Child Biographer Noel Riley Fitch at 2 pm on Sunday, April 22 at NYC’s 92Y Tribeca for the celebration. From 2 to 3 pm, biographer Noël Riley Fitch…
The generic recipe for winter squash soup or puree typically begins by calling for a scary amount of the squash “peeled, seeded, and cubed,” and then steamed or boiled. Have you ever tried to peel, let alone cut, even one of these hard winter squashes? There may be no easier…
On Saturday, March 24th, 2012, you will find me at the 3rd Annual Palm Desert Food and Wine Festival in Palm Desert, California. My demo will be on the Garden West Stage at 2:15 pm. The festival, which benefits the Culinary Institute of America’s Endowed Scholarship Fund, runs from March 23 to 25. For…