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Lunadalutti
January 6, 2013
I'm writing a recipe book for my brother, who's gone to Paris for his doctoral degree with his girl and is in serious need of genius recipes! This means transforming my whole culinary knowledge and experience in feasible meals for hungry students on a budget! That along with healthier eating are my resolutions for 2013. Thanks for all, you are real life savers!
AntoniaJames
January 5, 2013
And here's another one, re food writing in particular: fewer adjectives, and adverbs only on the rare occasion when they improve the text. The majority of the food writing that crosses my desk bores (and fatigues!) me, due to the overuse of adjectives and adverbs. I seek to enliven all my work by more deftly using verbs. ;o)
LizJ
January 3, 2013
Fantastic post! The best way to avoid buying more and more and is learn how to do/make things yourself. Make 2013 the year of learning and take a cooking class! You can use CourseHorse to make it easy to compare and enroll in hundreds of cooking classes: http://coursehorse.com/cooking-classes-nyc
AntoniaJames
January 2, 2013
Reducing my grocery expenditures by 25% and donating that to help feed some of the one in six Americans who are hungry. And to begin banishing plastic in all forms from my kitchen (though I will continue to use any plastic already there). See http://myplasticfreelife.com/. I have several other resolutions, but those are the ones that will benefit others most. ;o)
Kitchen B.
January 1, 2013
Better photography's in there somewhere, and designing a range of kitchenware after attending a pottery class, preferably in New York in the summer!
Kitchen B.
January 1, 2013
This year I will get SERIOUS about food. From testing recipes, to 'studying' and writing. And I will eat healthier.
waterbabyandrea
January 1, 2013
For 2013, my biggest food plans are to get into culinary school, and start up at food blog.
minervasowl
January 1, 2013
2012 was a pretty good year for me, so my resolution is to do more of the same (more reading, more writing, more cooking, more organizing, more getting rid of stuff I don't need/use) and to tackle a few more items on the cooking projects list -- using unglazed tiles to bake flat bread, making my own pasta, and making my own Asian dumplings, to name a few. P.S. If you have not already connected with the Cheese Queen (www.cheesemaking.com), you should for your home cheesemaking endeavors.
witloof
January 1, 2013
A wonderful book about kitchen DYI that is also extremely entertaining and funny: Make the Bread, Buy the Butter, by Jennifer Reese, who also has a great blog called the TIpsy Baker.
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