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Welcome to GretchenMckay.com!
I'm not a professional cook, but I love exploring Pittsburgh's many culinary treasures and testing recipes from the countless cookbooks that cross my desk as a food writer for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. After years of raising children (count 'em - five!) I also have developed a passion for getting the heck out of Dodge whenever I get a chance. I've included some of those stories here.
You also can find links to “Cooking with Gretchen”, a series of award-winning cooking videos Post-Gazette photographer/videographer Steve Mellon and I have created in the “PG Test Kitchen” (my kitchen at home, if you want to know the truth).
It's a tough job, but someone's gotta do it! Enjoy!
Latest Cooking with Gretchen
Beer Can Chicken:New Feature -- Recipes
Cooking With Gretchen Videos:
Cooking With Gretchen
See more at www.post-gazette.com
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Great Links You Might Also Like
- Association of Food Journalists A networking group for journalists who devote most of their time to planning/writing food copy
- Food52 A great food website
- Gourmet Sleuth The Gourmet Food & Cooking Resource
- Humor Columnist Peter McKay The website of my husband, syndicated humor columnist Peter McKay
- Mark Bittman The website of food author Mark Bittman
- Nibble Dish
- PG Columnist Brian O'Neill's Book About Pittsburgh
- The Food Network
- The Fork and the Road Pittsburgh’s Best Resource for Food Adventures
- The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Archive for March, 2018
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Finding God, and community, in a loaf of Easter bread
Posted on March 30, 2018 | No CommentsSlava Martyn never could have imagined that one day he’d find God, in Homestead, by baking bread. With a pastry brush dipped in egg wash, he leans over the pan […] -
Late-bloomer running coach leaves no runner — and no funds — behind
Posted on March 30, 2018 | No CommentsAudrey Burgoon’s come-to-Jesus moment came at mile 18. It was her first marathon, in San Diego in 2006, and her training partner of four months had just hit the wall. […] -
Chinese New Year: Soul food is filled with comfort and symbolism
Posted on March 14, 2018 | No CommentsFood has been central to Seattle food writer Hsiao-Ching Chou’s life almost since the day she was born, and it’s not just because her parents ran a Chinese restaurant while […]