I'm about to go do just that, but first I wanted to supply you with a slew of recipes perfect for stormy weather. An essay I wrote on the long history of the lentil was published on NPR.org today, along with three of my original recipes:
- Wine-Braised Lentils with Mustard-Glazed Salmon
- Curried Red Lentil Soup with Raita
- Brown Lentils with Chorizo and Orange Salsa
I don't think any of these are online yet (update: you can see the story on the "flip through the mag" feature on the Clean Eating site), but maybe you already subscribe to one or all of these mags! I don't usually see my work in so many different places at the same time (freelancing is all about "feast or famine"), so it's kind of fun to share a whole bunch at once. Most of these seasonal recipes were developed months ago in the midst of summer (and I'm currently working on a couple summer projects now!).
Thank you so much for all your kind comments and emails! It's a heck of a lot easier to share my work accomplishments with such an encouraging and friendly bunch of readers!
7 comments:
I loved your lentil essay on NPR. I didn't even realize that it was you until I just read your blog entry. It's a small food world!
I was wondering if you had any advise for the freelance food writer. How did you break in to the industry? What are the biggest challenges you face as a food writer? (I imagine it's hard to think about what your readers will want to cook and eat in the summer in the middle of winter.)
Sarah: If you drop me an email, I can try to give you some specific advice!
Hi Julie,
Somehow I wandered in and so very glad I did. I'm really liking your blog and I hope you don't mind that I just added it to my new search engine!
Thanks for sharing, I'm off to check out the Mushroom-Barley Soup below.
Thats such a wonderful news..I know how much hard work it is to write on stuffs..congrats!
I tried the lentil with chorizo sausage recipe the other night and it was great! It also took less than half an hour which was really great! As a working mom, I'm always struggling with how to make quick and easy meals that are also healthy and tasty. Thanks so much!
Oh, to live in Florida...if even you need lentils and warmth, please tell me what I need here in Chicago!!!
Great article. Lentils are so under rated in the West. In India, we hardly eat a meal without it!
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