Hi folks! I’m Emily.
I work at the North Carolina Museum of Art and live in Raleigh with my husband, James, beautiful baby boy, Max, and cute little dog, Roo.
I started food blogging after reading washingtonpost.com’s food blog, A Mighty Appetite’s Valentines Day post. But you can also read my own interpretation of why I love to cook. .
Bottom line: Life is too short to eat mediocre food.
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When you open up your cafe in NC, I’ll work for you!!!!!
That would be a dream come true!
Emily!!!
Before you move to N.C. to open up your dream cafe…could you give me a crash course on all things food? You are a pro!
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Sounds like we share a love of our Mamas and their kitchens!
I’ve started a blog and an underground restaurant in DC in honor of my Indian heritage and my mother’s kitchen.
Check it out or come join us at HUSH:
http://hushsupperclub.wordpress.com/
Please open it North of Strickland. Apparently all the “other” coffee houses don’t seem to think us folks up here drink coffee.
Voila is a French word. You could say “Voilà avec Emily” ^^
oh i like the sound of that, thank you! or should i say, ‘merci!’
Mike and I may need your nacho expertise someday for our Latino restaurant endeavors;-)
Emily, i love your stuff! Suddenly Seattle’s feeling fall today, too – so veggie chili it is! Glad DC is cooling off, too.
Sending love to you and James. Cheers,
Bonnie
Hi Emily! I’m a 14 year old and I belong to Judea Reform; my mom forwarded me the link to your blog because she thought it was super cool (which it is). My blog is lenaslunchbox.wordpress.com if you’re interested!
Hello Emily,
I came across your poppyseed bread recipe on the internet. Anna (Butenas) Yesenofski is my Great-Great Grandmother. I inherited the recipe from my Great Aunt Helen and have been making this bread for years. I hope to hand it down to my children someday…