Sarah McColl, Food52

Sarah McColl

Food52

Los Angeles, CA, United States

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Recent:
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Past:
  • Food52
  • DailyHampGazette
  • The Guardian
  • Edible Manhattan
  • Timothy McSweeney
  • Edible Brooklyn
  • TakePart

Past articles by Sarah:

The Undeniable Fun of Chile con Queso, Before & After My Parents' Divorce

On life and Velveeta. → Read More

If I could cook, I could cure A mother-daughter love story

I was twenty the year my mother taught me how to roast a chicken. It was the deep dark of January, and we cut celery side by side on soapstone counters. She softened stale bread with warm chicken broth, gathered the torn cubes up by the handful and... → Read More

Making it as a female farmer in a man's world

How Wisconsin’s Soil Sisters grow vegetables, raise animals, run their businesses and create community → Read More

This Uptown Urban Farm Is Growing Career Opportunities for Kids Throughout the City

If you're a kid at Harlem Grown, one day you’re in the garden and the next day you could be speaking on a panel at the United Nations. → Read More

This Uptown Urban Farm Is Growing Career Opportunities for Kids Throughout the City

If you're a kid at Harlem Grown, one day you’re in the garden and the next day you could be speaking on a panel at the United Nations. → Read More

Amazing Opportunities for Female Writers of Creative Nonfiction for Whom Traditional Employment is Anathema

Unique live/work opportunity for recently single MFA grad in later years of fertility Live rent-free in our garage apartment overlooking a steely b... → Read More

Feast Your Eyes at The Met on a Art Smart Tour

Looking at art with their guides isn’t just about gathering a sense of the culinary history, but an expansive story of human life itself. → Read More

The White Moustache's Probiotic Tonic Is Liquid Gold

It was developed as a solution to the whey problem that plagues yogurt makers. → Read More

Untitled Dazzles on Any Given Date Night

Bring someone you really like. This is a special night. → Read More

A Very Brief Tour of the Brooklyn Museum Through Food

When in doubt, we learned, think: sex. → Read More

A Very Brief Tour of the Brooklyn Museum Through Food

When in doubt, we learned, think: sex. → Read More

Meet the Farmers Behind Beloved Holiday Decorations and Treats

From trees to wreaths, there’s a farm behind the hallmarks of the holidays. → Read More

Changing Lives for Women Farmers in Congo From Halfway Around the World

Annie Kinwa-Muzinga left her home country decades ago, but she's more connected to the land than ever. → Read More

Produce ‘Vultures’ Are Helping Feed the Hungry During the Holidays

Flower City Pickers takes farmers markets’ leftovers and turns them over to local soup kitchens and food pantries. → Read More

There's More to This Local School-Lunch Program Than Healthy Food

The women-run collective that produces yogurt for students in Burkina Faso is providing financial security for its workers too. → Read More

At This New Vegan Restaurant, Your Kale Salad Is Served With Social Justice

Housed in the historic Young Men’s Institute, THE BLOCK off biltmore is as concerned with community as it is with food. → Read More

A Very Brief Tour of the Whitney Through Food

The American art museum serves national icons including Warhol's Coke bottles, Oldenburg's fries with ketchup and Thiebaud's pie. → Read More

A Very Brief Tour of the Whitney Through Food

The American art museum serves national icons including Warhol's Coke bottles, Oldenburg's fries with ketchup and Thiebaud's pie. → Read More

A Very Brief Tour of the Met Through Food

To celebrate the recent 140th birthday of New York’s most magnificent museum, we selected some of our favorite food-related pieces in the Met’s collection. → Read More

A Very Brief Tour of the Met Through Food

To celebrate the recent 140th birthday of New York’s most magnificent museum, we selected some of our favorite food-related pieces in the Met’s collection. → Read More