food writing.
It isn’t just recipes and cooking tips.
It’s about storytelling. Helping people become more joyful, efficient, and clever in the kitchen. It’s about nostalgia and new memories; trying something new and learning from other people. Food writing is shopping for the prettiest linen napkins; it’s testing every whisk on the market to figure out which is the best one (GIR’s Ultimate Whisk, btw.) It’s talking to chefs and translating their skill set for the general public. Food writing is sometimes about gardening; sometimes it’s about grocery shopping. It’s about composting and leftovers and (ugh!) doing the dishes.
My career began as a staff writer with Bon Appétit magazine; I’ve since had the pleasure of working with some of the nation’s most trusted food and cooking magazines and websites. These days, I write primarily in the commerce space, using rigorous testing and research strategies to recommend high-quality products. Here’s a glimpse at my work across brands.
And P.S.: If you’re interested in working together, or have a cool kitchen-y brand I should know about, you can contact me here.
Serious Eats
Pellet vs. Offset: What You Need to Know Before Buying a Smoker
Are Expensive Dutch Ovens Really Worth the Price?
How Do Air Fryers Compare to Convection Ovens?
Sheet Pans Aren’t Cookie Sheets: A Baking Sheet Explainer
Which Vitamix Blender Should You Buy?
The Kitchn
Bon Appétit
Food & Wine
The Spruce Eats
The Best Chili Upgrades, According to Chefs
Jacques Pépin Has the BEST Recipe for Extra Crispy Potato Pancakes
Meet Alice, a Chocolate Company Adding a Dose of Mushrooms to the Wellness Industry
This Simple Trick Will Make Your Scratched Dishes Look New Again
The 16 Basic Kitchen Tools Every Cook Needs
The 10 Best Food Commercials of the 90s
Learn How to Make Kufteh with Bestselling Cookbook Author Andy Baraghani
Allrecipes
The New Rao’s Pasta Sauce Is—Dare I Say—Better Than the Original Marinara
Here’s How MasterChef Alum Lexy Rogers Fed Her Family on $40 a Week
This Popular TikTok Account Creates Budget-Friendly Meals Using Only Dollar Tree Ingredients
The Best Store-Bought Soup, According to a Dietitian
Keep or Toss? The 25 Food Trends That Defined the Past 25 Years