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Five Things NEVER to Say to Food Editors (Unless You Want Them to Scream and Run Away!)

April 7, 2011 By Nancy Baggett 9 Comments

Recently I decided to gather some tips from food editors on what writers need to know to work with them successfully. I specifically asked them what freelancers ...

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Happy April Fool’s Day! Is This Sliced Bread Real or Faux?

April 1, 2011 By Nancy Baggett 4 Comments

Happy April Fool’s Day! To celebrate the occasion, I made a recipe especially for you! What do bread and butter and sliced salami have to do with April 1, ...

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Whadaya REALLY Think About My Recipe? When Brutal Honesty is a Good Thing

March 30, 2011 By Nancy Baggett 16 Comments

It’s usually a bad idea to criticize someone’s food. Even if the cook asks for an “honest opinion,” beware of giving it. This is as risky as admitting to ...

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