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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Cod is one of the most versatile fish meats to cook with as it has subtle flavors and seasons well. Here's the best cut of the fish according to Ina Garten.
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What type of tomato do you use to jazz up your dinner? For that fresh tomato flavor, you should look for this type of canned tomato in your local grocery store.
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Cooked chicken can stay in the fridge, but for how long?
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There are several methods for creating baklava, most of which are time-consuming. Keep reading to discover the easy trick for making baklava in record time.
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If you're trying to limit saturated fats, you may want to give ground turkey a try. However, it is crucial to use seasoning to give the meat a robust flavor.
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Here's why you should quit using steak sauce and try chef Daniel Boulud's herbed butter instead.
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There's a way you can create delicious coffee beverages at home, without spending all the extra dough.
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Energy drinks are marketed to promote mental clarity, stimulate alertness, increase physical performance, and boost energy levels. But are they safe?
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If you're going to drink coffee, you might as well enjoy it, and this tip is sure to help you do so.
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If you've had your lemons a while, and question whether they're still edible, take note of certain characteristics to see if your lemon has passed its prime.
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How can you restore your copper cookware to its shiny, gleaming state? Here's what you need to know.
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Parchment paper tends to slide around on a baking sheet, making it challenging to keep it in place. Here's how Alton Brown prevents that.
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Gather your ingredients and throw on an apron, we're about to lead you to the Barefoot Contessa's tip that will change how you decorate cakes forever.
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As far as chocolate goes, you shouldn't use too much, and for a good reason. Here's what you need to know.
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This unique technique is one you'll share with all of your cooking companions.
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Seasoning food is essential to achieve a dish's ideal texture and balance of flavors. This tip will help you get more out of your spice bottles.
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Tuna is meaty, rich in flavor, and high in healthy omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. If you want to freeze tuna, here's everything you need to know.
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Baby back ribs are saucy, messy, and worthy of all the napkins in the world. The fact that these ribs are popular is obvious, but what makes them so popular?
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Bargain hunters rejoice! There's yet another reason to shop at your local Sprouts Farmers Market. Mark your calendar because Wednesday is your day!
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It is important to do your research before buying any unusual food items. Here's why you should never buy black strawberries or black strawberry seeds.
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Cheesecake is supposed to have a creamy filling and crunchy crust. It is important not to rush the chilling process if you want the best results.
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Not only is tuna salad delicious, it's also nutritious. If you're stuck in a rut with your salad, try this simple upgrade by swapping your dressing.
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Whether you enjoy a steak cooked rare, medium, or well-done, the type of beef you choose matters.
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Of course, a sharp-bladed knife helps, but Gordon Ramsay's hack for efficiently cutting tuna into the ultra-thin slices you desire is a tip you must try.
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Never heard of mazagran? Despite its odd ingredients, it may just become your favorite summer drink. Think of it as an Arnold Palmer, but with coffee.
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Almonds, blueberries, and raisins may be some of the classic oatmeal toppings, but this one blows them all out of the water - and you may have never heard of it
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Old Bay and Cajun seasoning are great blends to add to dishes. And while they definitely have some overlap in flavor, they also have a few key differences.