Grace Haass
School
San Diego State University
Expertise
Sourdough Starters, Homemade Puff Pastry, Casual Gourmet Weeknight Recipes
- Grace's first experience in food writing was during her first job at a local ice cream shop, where she had to write creative descriptions for their homemade ice cream flavors.
- She's seen every episode of "Giada at Home."
- Her website, The Bake Note, contains recipes for little treats you can make at home along with notes for realistic results.
Experience
Grace has worked in digital media publishing for over five years. In college, she wrote for the Arts & Culture page of SDSU's student-run newspaper (covering mostly new local cafes and restaurants) and for a nonprofit domestic violence awareness organization. She spent years as a managing editor at HubPages, a platform for user-generated content, before transitioning to Parade's Food & Drink vertical as an SEO editor and writer. Grace spends her time away from her laptop experimenting with her sourdough starter and baking countless batches of chocolate chip cookies in pursuit of her perfect recipe.
Education
Grace has a bachelor's degree in journalism and media studies from San Diego State University.
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Stories By Grace Haass
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In her new cookbook, "The Great British Bake Off" judge Prue Leith suggests using this ingredient in lieu of vermouth for a sweeter twist to the martini.
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When choosing bread at the grocery store, it's easy to default to a tried-and-true brand, but there are better options out there if you look for them.
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Baking rye bread at home can sound intimidating, but it's really pretty simple, especially if you follow these expert-approved tips for kneading.
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Rachel Buck, of the Ninja Test Kitchen, gave us a rundown on how to cook steak perfectly in the air fryer at 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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there are ways to put a light and bright spin on this dish. Topped with a fresh herb dressing, cornbread will steal the show.
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Crumbl's fried ice cream cookie has proven to be a big hit among consumers. But what's the ingredient that makes its crunchy topping so good?
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The steaks are pretty good at Texas Roadhouse, but we go for the rolls and cinnamon honey butter. Here's how you can bring that butter home.
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Olive oil is an essential component of homemade pizza dough, but it must be added at the right moment. Adding the oil too early can ruin the dough.
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Marinating your pork chops might sound like a way to increase flavor, but this approach can backfire if you aren't careful and marinate for too long.
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There are a few different kinds of aromatic rice, but all have a subtle fragrance which you should try and preserve by prepping it in a particular way.
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According to Pasta Beach Executive Chef Andrea Congiusta, this is the perfect time to stretch your pizza dough after it's rested long enough.
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While the ingredient list is short for these fluffy biscuits, this recipe is successful every time because of how each item works together.
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There are hundreds of ways to make coffee, but if you're looking for an ultra smooth and rich cup, then a spoonful of this oil is the addition you need.
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Although an "app exclusive" drink, you can still order Dunkin's blueberry cobbler even though you won't see it displayed on the menu in person.
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It's remarkable how easy it is to substitute vegan items into recipes these days. We spoke with an expert about replicating buttermilk.
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Scoring bread does more for your loaf than simply making a pretty pattern. We spoke to an expert baker for the lowdown on why you should score your dough.
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While some call for room temperature or cold coffee in the cake batter, using hot coffee in the chocolate cake batter is the better option. Here's why.
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Tasting Table's Megan Hageman tested and ranked 5 of the best snack bars at Costco and concluded on which was the absolute best.
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This higher-quality butter results in a more robust buttery flavor, and its higher fat content makes it the best choice to use in your kitchen.
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Samantha Maxwell tested seven popular grocery store cocktail sauces and Whole Foods' 365 Organic Cocktail Sauce came out on top.
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Panera is expanding its seasonal fall menu for 2024 with two new soups, Hearty Fireside Chili and Rustic Baked Potato Soup, plus a returning fan favorite.
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When it comes to the basic burger bun, get out your pens, because there's a secret to take your burgers to the next level.
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When you opt for that large cup of Joe at Starbucks, you're not just signing up for more coffee; you're also getting quite a bit more syrup.
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You can add pumpkin puree and pumpkin pie spice to a meringue base, which can be baked and eaten on its own or added to your existing fall favorites.
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Oil is an essential part of cooking countless dishes, so why settle for a bland, neutral oil? Using infused oils instantly elevates veggies and more.
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Pancakes are usually thought of as an unhealthy breakfast, but they don't have to be. You can make healthier pancakes with just three ingredients.
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There's no shortage of Nespresso pod variations. But tea-lover Nespresso enthusiasts everywhere have a request.