Lucy Clark
School
Otterbein University
Expertise
Vegan Cuisine, Cooking Shows, Coffee
- Lucy worked in a family-owned restaurant that specialized in vegan cuisine and culture, and learned a lot about the world of food preparation, the restaurant industry, and the vegan community during her time there.
- She has been experimenting and enriching herself in the vast world of vegan cooking for over five years now.
- If you have any Gordon Ramsay-related questions, from his shows to restaurants and more, Lucy knows all there is to know.
Experience
Lucy began her post-graduate professional writing career with Static Media in January 2022 through House Digest, and she has since expanded to work at Tasting Table. Prior to that, she worked for Quiz & Quill, Otterbein University's literary magazine, as well as Aegis, Otterbein's humanities journal. During her time at the university, she published multiple book reviews at both outlets.
Education
Lucy has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in English Creative Writing from Otterbein University, the quiet peaceful village located in Westerville, Ohio.
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Stories By Lucy Clark
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Aluminum foil is ideal for wrapping food for freezing because it locks in all moistures and odors, but what is up with the blue residue that happens sometimes?
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Having a proper knife sharpener is ideal, but if you find yourself with dull knives and no sharpening tool, don't panic - a mug may be the solution.
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You may be tempted to check out bargain tables with pricey, seemingly decadent wines marked down to $10 or less, but you might want to steer clear.