
All the ways we use food to connect with our families, friends, and communities. Written by the NYT bestselling author of the Dinner: A Love Story book series, including "The Weekday Vegetarians."
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 1699 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Greetings, friends! Two things before we get to your Official Three Things. First a big thank-you to free subscribers who converted to paid last week. It goes without saying that you are the reason I am able to keep the lights on here at Di...
Greetings friends and a warning right from the get-go: Content for the next week or two might get kinda tedious as I toggle back and forth between tomato recipes, corn recipes, and tomato-and-corn recipes. I refuse to apologize for this — i...
A list, a recipe, a giveaway
My journal entry on July 7 starts with two words, all in caps — BAD DAY — and underneath is a crude sketch of lightning bolts striking my poor addled head. It was Day 14 of my recovery, so still early on, and i...
Greeting friends and well, it’s been an exciting weekend. There was not one bluebird spotting but two, and only a few hours after I watched a downy woodpecker do its little dance up the side of a maple tree while I enjoyed my morning iced c...
Greetings friends! Hope you are having a good week. I’ve spent much of mine listening to The Road to Tender Hearts, which was recommended by both Emma Straub and my book-whisperer pal Rory on the same day. (Have you read it? What did you th...
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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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