Shaye Glisson
School
San Jacinto College
Expertise
Celebrity Chefs, Coffee, Potato Salad
- Shaye published a variety of articles about Ina Garten, ranging from the Barefoot Contessa's guide to buying pancetta to her twist on classic waldorf salad.
- Her coffee expertise were on full display in articles like "Why You Should Incorporate Flavor Extracts To Your Morning Coffee" and "Cool And Sweeten Your Iced Coffee At The Same Time With This Tip."
- She used her first Tasting Table article to explain the important difference between whole grain and whole wheat.
Experience
Shaye has over five years of experience as a writer. She is a contributing celeb food news writer for Eat This, Not That and a ghostwriter for many well-known beauty, cosmetic, health, and wellness brands. Shaye expresses her love for her family by cooking and enjoys discovering new restaurants and cuisines. She is a member of several local foodie groups in the Houston area and is excited about helping others discover their passions for the arts through her writing.
Education
Shaye received her cosmetology license at San Jacinto College in Houston.
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Stories By Shaye Glisson
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You may have seen prosciutto on a charcuterie board or at the deli counter, however, you may not be aware that there is a correct way to eat it.
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If you're looking for the best quality steak, look no further than Don Julio in Buenos Aires, Argentina. But, what makes their cuisine so unique?
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Consider the following fruit hacks to keep apple slices fresh in your child's school lunch.
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Mac and cheese is that comfort food you can whip up when you need a warm cheesy hug. Thankfully, Alton Brown has just improved his "Good Eats" recipe.
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There are many ways to reheat a seafood boil. Choose your desired method from the options to begin enjoying your delicious, leftover meal today.
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If you want the best beverage of all time, there's a secret ingredient that can take your milkshake game to the next level. We tell you all about it!
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Ina Garten's shares her ultimate tip for buying pancetta that makes slicing easier.
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When preparing pizza, most people struggle with making the crust crispy. Here's how you can prevent thick pizza crust from being too chewy and make it crispy.
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Chives are a relative of garlic, shallots, leeks, and scallions but they can be difficult to prepare. Try this simple hack to mince chives quickly.
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There's probably a bag of instant mashed potatoes somewhere in your pantry right now. Learn why you should always keep a stock of these flaky spuds on hand.
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If you're ever cooking an Italian dish but run out of anchovies, Giada DiLaurentiis says to check your pantry for this alternative for the same salty flavor.
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Food canning is a hobby that many people currently love. Canning vegetables helps preserve the food's freshness, but is it dangerous to eat cloudy canned peas?
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Lemon adds zest and flavor to many foods and beverages, but here's why Giada De Laurentiis adds lemon to her grilled cheese recipe that she thinks is the best.
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The Waldorf salad has been an American classic for over a century. With tips from Ina Garten, you can take the popular salad to the next level.
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Here's why the ingredients you've used matter when it comes to storing pancake batter.
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Here's why eating ramen the right way helps you enjoy the unique flavors of the noodle soup and broth.
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Bean sprouts are a simple and delicious way of adding a healthy crunch to almost any recipe. Make sure you keep them fresh with our tips.
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The Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten's, has so many health hacks that it's hard to know where to start. Fennel seeds are as good a place as any and here's why.
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Glazing a ham can e somewhat of a dubious task as to when and how it is done. With these fantastic tips, your ham will gleam for all to wonder at and enjoy.
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You may think you have a well-stocked pantry, but do you have a box of classic saltine crackers? This simple snack is the underrated star of your staples.
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The famous chef recommends using a panini press in ways you may have never considered.
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While both pulled meats are versatile and can be swapped in recipes, they greatly differ when it comes to nutritional aspects.
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There are several factors to consider when selecting the perfect eggplant. Here's why you should choose the smallest one you can find.
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You have many options when it comes to adding pizza toppings. Here are the best ingredients that can improve your frozen pie.
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Cantaloupe and watermelon are quite distinguishable when you look at them, but is there a nutritional difference between cantaloupe and watermelon?
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Pasta sauce can e annoying in that it won't stretch to the amount of pasta you've cooked. But, with this simple hack, you can have enough pasta sauce for all.
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Corn can be part of a balanced diet. When canned and kept properly, it can last years on the shelf, making it a great pantry item.