The New Family Table
Hillary Dixler Canavan, Clarissa WeiA newsletter about feeding your family with expert tips, tricks, and recipes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 23 |
| Subscribers | Read | thenewfamilytable.substack.com |
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At this point, I’m spending most evenings with my girlfriend, either at her place or mine. The thing is, neither of us really ever cook much for ourselves — but ordering or going out for dinner for two gets expensive quickly. We want to sta...
Recipe: Date Night (or Game Day) Nachos
Nachos for date night or game day. | Photo by Hillary Dixler Canavan
Make soup. Eat beans. Drink wine.
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Hillary runs The New Family Table, featuring tips, tricks, and original recipes from chefs and writers that make dinner easy. She spent 10+ years as an editor at Eater, authored Eater's first cookbook, and worked in some of NYC's best restaurants.
Freelance journalist and cookbook author.
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