Get the Skinny on Animal Fats
https://www.ajc.com/lifestyles/food--cooking/the-skinny-fats/Y9z35RXkN6JqCxkE6zvCmO/
Andrea Chesman Makes Animal Fat Great Again
https://forward.com/food/418757/andrea-chesman-is-making-animal-fat-great-again/
The Fat Kitchen got a great review in the New York Times, calling it
A Celebration of Fats
Here’s the link: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/31/dining/the-fat-kitchen-book.html
Would you like to listen to some interviews about the book? Check out:
http://digital.vpr.net/post/lard-tallow-schmaltz-new-cookbook-makes-case-animal-fat#stream/0
Ripton Community Coffee House
Here’s a music link, this is a monthly coffeehouse series, which my husband and I (among others) founded and keep running. Not surprisingly, my job revolves around the kitchen, organizing (and baking) the refreshments and providing dinner and hospitality to our guest musicians. Many of my recipes have been field-tasted by concert goers and musicians. Among the folk musicians, there are a surprising number who would rather talk about food than music (at least with me).
I am a regular shopper at the Middlebury Farmers’ Market. If you’ve never been to a farmers’ market, you should find one near you and go! Farmers’ markets are more than just a shopping opportunity. They are about community, often with music, crafts, and petting zoos. This website will direct you to one near you.
Storey Publishing
Storey Publishing has published a number of my cookbooks. They specialize in how-to books and country living skills. From gardening to beer-making, I have gained a lot of my knowledge from books published by Storey.
Quarto Publishing is the home of two of my cookbooks: The New Vegetarian Grill and The Roasted Vegetable.
A Girl Walks into a Bar, a short story, is available on line at Green Mountains Review.
Another short story, The Rooster, has been published by Medusa's Laugh Press in an anthology entitled Twisted.