Category Archives: About Me

Cooking therapy

My grandma taught me to love food and cooking -- and how to make her fabulous rollups. And every time I stand at the stove, she is with me.
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Winter wonder: kishu mandarins

Kishu mandarins are sweet-as-candy orbs of sunshine. Try them. You'll like them.
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A new year preview

The latest in our book research. And what's coming up in January, including trips to Louisville and Santa Barbara.
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Almost Heaven Pad Thai

Working from home affords a lot more time for cooking. My new -- and soon to be famous -- pad Thai.
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Why not West Virginia??

The menu: Local prosciutto, roast pork loin, blue hubbard squash topped with candied pumpkin seeds, braised rape, rice cooked with pecans and cider and cornbread. Who said we'd go hungry in West Virginia?
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Why West Virginia?

For weeks friends and colleagues have been asking me the same question: Why are you moving to West Virginia? Here's the answer.
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  • About Me

    Jane BlackI am a Brooklyn-based food writer who covers food politics, trends and sustainability issues. My work appears in the Washington Post, (where I was a staff writer), the New York Times, Slate, New York magazine and other publications. On this site, you will find my blog and links to my written work and my Washington Post column, Smarter Food.
      

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