Kathleen Chambless
School
Johnson & Wales University- North Miami
Expertise
Global Cuisine, Recipe Development, Culinary Media
- Kathleen previously wrote for her local paper, The Clay Today, as a freelance food and entertainment journalist both in print and online.
- She has written for various school events and informal competitions since high school, winning two personal essay contests, and an annual poetry slam.
- When she's not writing articles and covering stories, she develops recipes and is compiling a cookbook of her research and methods.
Experience
Kathleen has been writing since she understood what words were. While achieving her Bachelor of Science in Culinary Arts, she rediscovered her love for academic writing and recipe development and continued on to pursue a job in the field. beyond writing for The Clay Today, she worked as the culinary manager for an exclusive residential summer camp for girls in Maine. She has completed one cookbook on behalf of Camp Somerset and is in the process of developing recipes and testing them for her second book. Kathleen continues to grow as a chef and a writer by developing menus for her work as a personal chef work and her writing for Tasting Table.
Education
Kathleen has a Bachelor of Science in Culinary Arts from Johnson & Wales Univerisity, a leading college in culinary arts education.
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Stories By Kathleen Chambless
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Mixing olive oil and coffee is the latest coffeehouse trend, but there are some things you need to know before you join in with making a café olive oil.
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Iced coffee has become popular year-round. If you're wanting to make it at home but don't want it to become a watered-down disaster, try these tips.
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Canned tuna is an often misunderstood food. But it's time to but the myths that abound out to sea. This is one tinned food that is worth keeping in the pantry.
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Spaghetti squash is a delicious seasonal vegetable that's easy to prepare, but these tips will help you get the most out of this versatile ingredient.
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Cardamom is used worldwide in everything from curries to chai to desserts. Discover the essential tips you need when cooking with this sweet and warming spice.
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Break up your salad routine with a simple switch. From escarole to spinach and arugula to dandelion, these greens are sure to add interest to any salad.
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Using a pizza stone is a surefire way to get restaurant-quality pies -- as long as you avoid some common pitfalls first-time pizza stone users might face.
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From the Americas to Australia, the combo of pastry crust plus savory filling makes for one of the world’s most well-loved mobile meals.