Jasmine France
School
University Of California, Santa Barbara
Expertise
Healthy Recipes, Kitchen Hacks, International Cuisine
- In 2020, Jasmine launched a live cooking series with a Food Network "Chopped" champion.
- Jasmine received her Board Certification in Holistic Nutrition in 2023 to better help people find wellness through delicious food.
- She developed and edited a cookbook on healing recipes for people with T2 diabetes.
Experience
Jasmine brings over two decades of writing experience to the table, having started her career crafting product reviews, top 10 lists, feature articles, and more at CNET. After a stint in health tech, she finally found her true calling in the world of food and nutrition. Working with chefs and influencers, Jasmine sharpened her food writing chops across a range of content, from delectable recipes to informative articles that explore superfoods and their role in creating healthy, flavorful meals. An explorer at heart, Jasmine is both an avid home cook and a restaurant adventurer, constantly seeking out new culinary experiences around the globe. Her work has been featured in renowned publications, including Inc., Entrepreneur, The Wall Street Journal, The San Francisco Chronicle, The New York Times, 7X7, and Oakland Magazine.
Education
Jasmine received a bachelor's degree in communication from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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Stories By Jasmine France
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For far too long people have been throwing shade at sardines. These delicious tinned fish can combine with feta cheese to make a tasty flatbread.
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Next time you're struggling to figure out what side to serve at a BBQ, keep it simple and throw some lightly salted green onions on the grill.
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Za'atar is an ancient spice mix used all over the Middle East that's a great flavor addition for meats and cheeses. There are all kinds of ways to include it.
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Something magical happens when you wrap a filling with dough, no matter what you call it. Let's compare Chinese dumplings and pierogis.
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Our number one tip? Make sure you buy the prettiest-looking produce on the same day you're going to assemble your veggie board.
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Tuna salad is an easy to go-to for a weekday lunch. If you're trying to follow a gluten-free diet, easily swap out the bread for this ingredient.
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For finger food that's anything but boring, try our tips and ideas for making muffin tin frittatas, the perfect personalized snack for parties and picnics.
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Bean salads are terrific picnic salads that travel well, won't get wilted, and mesh with a variety of dressings, oils, and additional ingredients.
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When you think about coleslaw, mayonnaise is probably one of the first things that comes to mind, but you can skip the mayo altogether for a crunchier slaw.
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It's usually fish that's cooked wrapped in a paper parcel, aka en papillote, but it's also a great way to cook tofu to fully soak up all the seasonings.
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While supermarket shelves are stocked with spice blends, crafting your own at home puts you in full control of the flavor, elevating your culinary creations.
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Making shrimp broth reduces waste, saves you money, and is a great way to make sure you have shellfish stock on hand when you need it in a recipe.
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Walnuts are brilliant for adding bite to all sorts of unexpected dishes from salads to stir-fries and pasta sauces. Here's how to toast them successfully.
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Jamaican coco bread is absolutely delicious, so why wouldn't it be perfect in the ultimate brunch staple - French Toast?
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Hosting an outdoor barbecue is often a stressful affair - but it doesn't have to be! Follow our ultimate guide to plan and throw the perfect BBQ this summer.
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Whether you're baking and find yourself out of vanilla extract or you're just looking to switch things up, using maple syrup as a substitute is a game-changer.
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Unlike oatmeal, overnight oats can be prepped the night before, making life easier in the morning. Here's how to choose the best oat types for this easy dish.
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When making any sort of simmered stew, the type of meat you use impacts its flavor and texture. Here's the best fish to use for a flavorful Brazilian moqueca.
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On a gluten-free diet but hankering for crunchy, breaded goodness? We share our favorite gluten-free alternatives that'll satisfy all your cravings.