Christine Gallary is a Food Editor-at-Large at TheKitchn.com. She specializes in topics related to food and beverages, focusing on beverage production, food manufacturing, and food safety within the food industry. Christine's work has been featured in various publications, including the Greensboro News & Record, Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Eater, among others.
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Christine Gallary's articles mainly focus on food, recipes, and cooking. She often provides how-to guides and reviews related to seasonal content in the areas of food and house & home. If you are an expert in these fields or have unique insights into specific recipes, cooking techniques, or seasonal food trends, your pitches may resonate well with her.
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By: Julian Plovnick, Christine Gallary
Everybody loves it.
By: Christine Gallary, Patty Catalano
Every bite is hearty and vibrant.
By: Christine Gallary
It’s the perfect balance of sweet, tart, and bitter.
By: Christine Gallary, Jan Valdez
I make it every summer.
Ratatouille, the classic French vegetable stew, is a perfect candidate for this hands-off cooking method.
There are so many amazing ways to make egg salad. You can make curried egg salad , a mayonnaise-free egg and avocado salad , or even a scrambled
By: Christine Gallary
Steak! Bread! Veggies!
By: Christine Gallary
I reach for the jar of chili crisp in the refrigerator whenever I want to perk up a dumpling sauce, noodle bowl, or plain rice, but chili crisp can be used for cooking too.
By: Christine Gallary, Patty Catalano
Impossibly easy to make.
