Eloise Stark
School
Sciences Po, Paris, Pierre And Marie Curie University, Paris
Expertise
The Art Of Spice Blends, Mixology, Sociology Of Food
- Eloise has traveled to over 50 countries, eating everything she could find along her way.
- Her obsession with food has led her to many unforgettable experiences, including baking baguettes with a French baker and going wild mushroom-picking with a Hindu priest.
- She writes about travel and food on her Medium page, and in 2021, she was a Semi-Finalist in the Medium Writers' Challenge.
Experience
Eloise has worked as a freelance journalist and writer for seven years. Her favorite topics are related to food and travel. Secretly, food is the reason she travels in the first place. She loves tasting new flavor combinations, adding to her book of recipes, and, above all, discovering how different cultures come together over a meal. She has bylines in the New York Times, Euronews, Atlas Obscura, Matador, and the Femedic.
Education
Eloise has a master's degree in journalism from Sciences Po in Paris.
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Stories By Eloise Stark
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Your rolling pin can be put to more use than for just rolling out dough. Here's how to make the most of this under-utilized kitchen tool sitting in your drawer.
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If you've peeled your grapefruit for a recipe and don't want to throw away those grapefruit peels, they can actually be put to good use in the kitchen.
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Liquid smoke can be used for much more than just meat. From salad dressings to desserts, here are some creative ways you can branch out with liquid smoke.
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Expand your palate beyond your typical wine regions and venture to India, where you can try some of these great Indian wines, recommended by experts.
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Biscuits and gravy are comforting, right up to the point that you make a mistake on the recipe. Avoid that by following these tips from a biscuit pro.
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There's more than just Wagyu out there. Here are a ton of varied Japanese beef dishes you should try, whether you make them at home or try them in Japan.