This month is my grandparents’ 60th anniversary. To celebrate we’ve planned a number of festivities, the first of which was a family dinner party. They put me in charge of the menu, which was a big responsibility, especially because the other hosting candidates were professional caterers and fancy hotel restaurants, but I gave it my all and played the granddaughter card, which definitely scored me some extra points!
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Guest Post at Grace Notes
Check out the guest post I did for Grace Notes!
How to Make Ricotta
I’m in Korea! After resting for a week (…or actually two), I’ve finally eased my way back into the kitchen. I never realized how difficult it would be to cook at home versus a commercial kitchen, but it’s been fun making what I’ve learned for my family. Things don’t always come out as polished and nice as I want them too, but it just makes me realize how much more I need to practice and learn.
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Georgia On My Mind
We have a guest post! By none other than my sister, Michelle. She took a recent trip to Atlanta, Georgia, where she revisited old favorites from her college days and new finds from more recent openings. Enjoy!
Thanks to a dear friend’s wedding, a short jaunt to Atlanta was in order. Now, Atlanta is home to southern hospitality (It’s not a myth!), the Braves, Jimmy Carter, and my alma mater. Having spent my formative adult years in Atlanta, it holds a special place in my heart, and I was excited to head south for the first time since graduation! While Atlanta isn’t known as a gastronomical hub like New York or Los Angeles, there are some culinary gems worth venturing to. Case in point? Fat Matt’s Rib Shack.
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La Petite Rose
It’s been my general goal to visit all the renowned patisseries in Paris before I leave, however, I’ve slowed down quite a bit since I first arrived. My “To Visit” list is ever growing, but my lack of progress is quite embarrassing. It’s a combination of knowing there’s always tomorrow, the fact that I like revisiting places I already know, and lastly because I don’t like to go to patisseries by myself. All of those reasons canceled out when a couple of my friends and I made it a point to visit La Petite Rose before I go to Korea for the holidays.
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