Haille Griswold
Expertise
Mixology, Long Island Dining Scene, Food History
- Haille is an amateur home cook who loves to experiment with both food and drink in the kitchen, with an interest in fat-washed liquor and milk-clarified cocktails.
- During the pandemic, she began a personal project transcribing and recreating recipes from a handwritten cookbook dating back to 1671.
- In her free time, she enjoys partaking in themed dinners with friends, cooking meals based on the theme of the weekend. Themes have ranged from classics like Italian cuisine to more abstract, like the color orange.
Experience
Haille found her passion for cooking and food writing while helping her grandmother document family recipes for future generations. She began her career covering the restaurant beat for the Watertown Tab, a newspaper based in the greater Boston area, where she pitched and wrote stories regarding pandemic-era dining. At Wine & Spirits Magazine, she worked on the annual restaurant poll, analyzing national wine trends and interviewing wine directors from restaurants around the country.
Education
Haille has a bachelor's degree in journalism with a minor in political science from Boston University.
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Stories By Haille Griswold
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No fast food restaurant has left such an indelible mark on the culture as McDonald's has. Because of that, collectors are always on the look out for these cups.
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If you've never heard of tomato soup cake, soufflé salad, or bologna cake, then it's likely you haven't heard of these other popular foods from the '50s.
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Sure, barbecued steaks, chicken, and hot dogs are great ... but boring. Try grilling these unexpected foods to discover new flavors and impress cookout guests.
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Fingerling potatoes are a tasty treat that can be baked, boiled, grilled, and dressed up any way you like. You will get the most out of them with these tricks.
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Who wants a boring pepperoni and mushroom pizza when you can have a banana curry pie in Sweden? Check out these unconventional pizza toppings.
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A homemade chicken pot pie is a simple pleasure with simple ingredients. But, it's easy to take it to the next level with a few delicious upgrades.
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Mizuame is a Japanese rice syrup that has many uses in candy-making and baking. It might not be common in Western kitchens, but you might want to pick some up.
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Looking for a quick meal that doesn't sacrifice flavor? From spicy harissa to fragrant pesto, these are the sauces you should have in your pantry.
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Chorizo is a breakfast favorite, but the spicy sausage is also great for any meal. Read on for a collection of our best Tasting Table chorizo recipes.
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All around the world, pork is cooked in amazing ways. From hearty pozole in Mexico to grilled satay in Thailand, we list out our pork favorites.
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Cooking with gas? These tips are vital when firing up your stove. From choosing the right pans to proper cleaning technique, we've got you covered.