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I'm Justin Schwartz, a cookbook guy and occasional food writer, and this blog is about what I'm up to these days. I'm the author of Veg Out Vegetarian Guide to New York City and The Marshmallow Fluff Cookbook. You can email me at justin at justinschwartz.com. I'm also on Instagram.
A lot of the books I write about are ones I've edited, so my opinions are very biased. And if I didn't work on the book, someone probably gave it to me for free. So keep that in mind before you take my word for it. Sometimes I just like to give a shout-out to my friends. And oh yeah, my opinions have nothing to do with my employer...
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Tag Archives: bread
gluten-free Philly
I’m not sure why it took me so long to write about Taffets in Philadelphia. Once I heard about the amazing, new gluten-free bread bakery, it was just a few days before I got in my car and drove down … Continue reading
Posted in bread, gluten-free, sandwiches, Travel
Tagged bread, gluten free, gluten-free bread, Philadelphia, Taffets
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just bread
I was working on a silly blog post, just for the fun of it. I need some levity in my life right now. But then I heard some bad news this week. I can hardly talk about it, let alone … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, bread, Cookbooks
Tagged baking, bread, kneadlessly simple, nancy baggett, no-knead bread
18 Comments
having fun in Northampton
If you know me in real life, then it’s no surprise that I’m going to be visiting the Northampton/Amherst, Mass region every now and then for the next few years. Lucky for me, because it’s a cool area. I didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in bakeries, bread, burgers, donuts
Tagged Amherst, bakeries, bread, burgers, donuts, Massachusetts, Northampton
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my not-so-right bread
I’m not a big bread baker, but I would love to get better at it. I tried a basic white loaf recently, and even though it tasted great, it obviously doesn’t look right. The recipe didn’t mention slashing the top, … Continue reading
basil, rosemary, and focaccia
Much to my surprise, my basil plant has sort of come back to life. When I took a little vacation to Cape May in August, the plant got way too much sun and totally dried up. I figured that was … Continue reading

