Audrey Hickey
School
University Of New Hampshire At Durham
Expertise
Non-alcoholic Drinks, French Cuisine, Vegan Cooking
- Audrey is the co-founder of One Club Sober, a non-alcoholic drinks website.
- Thanks to her time abroad, she has in-depth knowledge of French, Korean, and Portuguese cuisine.
- She's a part-time vegan who enjoys experimenting with ingredient substitutions.
Experience
Audrey's first foray into food service was preparing ready-to-order omelets and sandwiches at her university dining hall. Between then and now, she's chased children around as an au pair in Paris, taught Korean students their ABCs, and designed pandemic-safe after-school activities. The local dishes she encountered during her travels are what first inspired her to start writing professionally back in 2014. Since then, she's written for travel websites, founded an LGBTQ copywriting agency, and become an expert in non-alcoholic beers and wines.
Education
Audrey holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology and sociology from the University of New Hampshire at Durham.
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Stories By Audrey Hickey
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Getting creative with leftovers is a thrifty solution to food waste. Here are some delicious dishes from around the world, all made with leftovers, to try.
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Few Italian appetizers can match bruschetta in popularity. If you're looking to make this classic dish, here are 8 types of bread you can use for bruschetta.
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Bacalhau's importance in Portuguese cuisine is steadfast with the many different dishes centered around the salted codfish. Here are 14 ways to eat bacalhau.
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Portugal offers an array of sweets and pastries with deep and unique histories. Here are some of the ones you need to try when you visit the country.
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Discover many iconic French beef dishes ranging from hearty stews like boeuf bourguignon to upscale offerings like Chateaubriand and tournedos Rossini.
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With its tart, slightly bitter bite, limes are essential for many sauces and drinks. We gathered our best tips to help you master this citrus.
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If you eat boiled eggs for breakfast every morning, you met get a big sick of them after a while. Here are some clever ways to spice things up with them.
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Portugal is known for its delicious food, but it also has plenty to offer when it comes to drinks. Take a look at the liqueurs, coffee, and wines of Portugal.
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From hearty meat-based varieties and nourishing vegetable options to sweet types, discover the soul-warming soups that highlight Scandinavian gastronomy.
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These methods will totally shake up your breakfast routine and introduce you to hacks that will revolutionize your toast game in the morning rush.
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Sloppy Joe sandwiches can become something special by adding a variety of creative ingredients with the canned sauce, many of which you might not expect.
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Pumpkin peels are, in fact, edible. Here are some of the most innovative ways you can put your peels to good use for flavorful soups, chips, and more.
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You haven't experienced burgers until you've tried these 18 unique creations around the globe. Add them to your itinerary for your next travel adventures.
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From savory Sicilian pasta classics to sweet desserts like crumb cake and Tootsie Rolls, Frank Sinatra's favorite foods were well-known and well-loved.
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You don't always have to suffer through a slice of cold pizza. Check out some of our tips to get your day-old pie back to its former takeout glory.
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A garbage disposal can handle a lot of foods, but the appliance has its limits. Here's some food scraps you should never put down the garbage disposal.
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Join us on this yam-tastic journey, and let's uncover the fantastic world these tubers bring to the table, and all about some different types of yams.
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Canned corned beef is an often-overlooked delight that deserves a second chance, if only because most issues come down to incorrect storage and preparation.
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If you haven't given much thought to your chicken choices lately, it's time for a rethink. Instead of chicken breasts, choose chicken thighs, with these tips.
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Many love crème brûlée, but don’t think that a culinary torch is only good for this treat. Here are other creative ways to use that torch in the kitchen.
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Myriad foods can be enhanced with figs, from roasted chicken to bite-sized cheesecake to creamy smoothies. We present our favorite fig recipes.
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If you think matchstick carrots are only used for topping salads, think again. Here are 16 ways to use these convenient, slender veggies from muffins to miso.
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If you find a dusty can of fruit cocktail deep in the darkness of your pantry, give it a chance to shine by making any of these delicious delights.
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You've likely eaten at Red Lobster at least once or twice before without knowing any of the restaurant's secrets that we're about to tell you.
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Many Eastern European countries have integrated the humble potato into their rich culinary traditions, creating well-loved dishes still enjoyed to this day.
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Roasted marshmallows are a campground favorite, but they can work wonders and sweeten several recipes indoors as well, from cereal bars to sweet potatoes.
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Eggs are normally a refrigerator food, but freezing them can greatly extend their shelf life. We've got everything you need to know about the process.