
A newsletter devoted to reading, eating, and family dinner, however you define "family" and however you define "dinner." Written by the bestselling author of the Dinner: A Love Story book series including, most recently "The Weekday Vegetarians."
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 1679 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Greetings friends! Hope it was a good weekend. We were at my sister’s house on Long Island and even though it felt more like March than May, we took an invigorating walk to the water and my brother-in-law grilled up a fish taco feast* for n...
How was the holiday weekend, friends? We didn’t do a whole lot because here in New York it felt more like early, rainy spring than it did the first official weekend of summer. Plus, I was a little under the weather, which, by the way, is on...
How great is summer cooking?
As promised, here’s the recording of yesterday’s Substack Live with What to Cook’s Caroline Chambers. As always, Caro brought the sunshine, quite literally, and we talked Memorial Day menus, cookouts, and strea...
Easy fish tacos, the short story Rx, another food tour in Italy!
Greetings friends! Hope you all enjoyed your weekends. It was so beautiful here in New York, which means I spent mine hopping from park to park, blanket to bench, hanging wit...
Greetings friends! Since we last spoke, I’ve discovered my new favorite way to consume rhubarb: Infused in a cocktail with Dorothy Parker Gin, Cocchi Americano, Lillet, and coconut milk, and if you want to know exactly how to make it you’ll...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Creator of the Dinner: A Love Story newsletter and book series, and author of NY Times bestselling "The Weekday Vegetarians."
Author of the NYT bestselling cookbook + Substack "What To Cook When You Don't Feel Like Cooking". I create delicious recipes with as few dishes, ingredients, and little fuss as possible.
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