Sara Dickerman

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  • Recent Articles

    Hiking with a Child and Tricks in Tow
    A New York Times travel piece in which I try to figure out how to get my devotedly indoors boy out hiking.
    Salt and Pepper: Why Are They Always Together?
    Maybe its time we looked beyond black pepper, from Slate
    Other Recent Work
    Weighing In, Slate
    Good Cheeses Come in Small Packages, Wall St. Journal
    Dive Into the Past, New York Times
    Paella is a Party!, Slate
    Tuesday Night Dinner Party, Double X
  • About Sara Dickerman

    Sara Dickerman is a former restaurant cook and an award-winning food writer based in Seattle. Her work can be found in publications like Slate, Saveur, The New York Times, and this site.

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    			sara ruth posted a photo:	I'd never braised a pork brisket, but that didn't stop me.....
    pork brisket
    			sara ruth posted a photo:	pink peppercorns and slivered lime leaf on some of the season's salmon--delicious....maybe the eighties weren't wrong about everything.
    bring pink pepper corns back!
    			sara ruth posted a photo:	the fresh cilantro curried chicken in background
    Magnificent yogurt cabbage from Vij's cookbook
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Welcome, please make yourself at home

I write about food, travel and culture for many different publications, and wanted a place to gather my work together in one spot. And so here, you’ll find many of my articles and recipes, and also a blog, in which I explore my attempt to make entertaining a more regular part of my life; an effort to gather people together in the real world, not just the virtual one, despite the obstacles of parenthood, laziness, and the hibernation-inducing effect of rainy Pacific Northwest winters. As I keep reminding myself, it’s important not just to celebrate what’s on the table, but who’s sitting around it. Read More…

Recently From the Blog
  • nuts and cheese Flavor per calorie

    Pete Kaminsky, a food writer who’s often explored the moral edge to hedonism, is the latest food writer to enter the diet advice field with his book Culinary Intelligence. In a NY Times article today, he joins Jeff Gordinier for lunch …

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  • Winy days in Washington

    Even the most dour winemaker is something of an optimist: because more than most of us, winemakers are always dealing with the future: the future of their harvest, the future of their vineyards, of their new release wines and their …

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  • On Burning the Chicken

    My Big Green Egg betrayed me—last night I opened the lid to put the chicken in, and accidently let the vent flop open, thus allowing a whoosh of oxygen to rush into the fire. While I ran inside to help …

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