ALL ARTICLES BY Elizabeth Hazard

Elizabeth Hazard is a writer, producer and photography editor. Her work has appeared in various publications and she writes frequently about art, culture, fashion and history.

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This NYC Venue is Nearly as Famous as the Chefs Who Shop There

Looking for a hard-to-find cookbook? A tome on the food business? There are more than 12,000 titles at Kitchen Arts & Letters.
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Taste of Haiti: A Serving of Inspiration with Chef Alain Lemaire

South Florida Chef Alain Lemaire has a lot of things up his sleeve, including a new series, “Luda Can’t Cook,” airing this month on Discovery+.
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Going Bold and Healthy with Salad Dressings

Salad fanatic Kate Mann discovered that the dressings she was using were as caloric as eating a cheeseburger. She started up a company to fix that.
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Q & A with Chef Michael Silverstein

He’s conquered the Keto Diet, gone head-to-head with Gordon Ramsey and found a way to “Keto-fy” his mom’s brisket. What’s next for MasterChef personality Michael Silverstein?
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Welcome to A New Way to Dine

Nat Gelb understands the need for connection. He also has a deep passion for food. Put the two together and you have the Tasting Collective, a private membership community for food lovers.
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Squeezing Lemons Turned Out to be More Fruitful than Imagined

What started as a summer pop-up on a Detroit pedestrian path has turned into a thriving lemonade business called Bea’s Squeeze.
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Here’s How to Reduce Food Waste at Home, One Meal at a Time

A start-up company looks to simplify meal planning prep and cut back on the food we waste in a few simple steps.
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Anna Bell’s Mac & Cheese: An Atlanta Staple that Honors Family and Tradition

A tech entrepreneur spent 15 years trying to replicate his great-grandmother’s mac & cheese recipe. Now, it’s perfect. It’s also super popular in Atlanta and can be bought online.
Dana Perella making cookies

This 11-Year-Old Is on a Mission to Save Lives, One Cookie at a Time

At seven, Dana Perella decided she wanted to do something for her friend, who was diagnosed with a genetic disorder called Batten. So she started baking cookies.