Holly Ebel is a journalist based in Rochester, Minnesota. She writes for the Rochester Post Bulletin and Yahoo News, focusing on local news and events in the Rochester area. Holly's articles often center around food, recipes, and community events, providing readers with a taste of the local culinary scene.
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Rochester, Minnesota, United States (Local)
Holly Ebel's coverage is heavily focused on local lifestyle and seasonal topics, particularly cooking, recipes, and house & home. She seems to prefer writing reviews of local establishments or events related to food and home activities.
Those looking to pitch Holly should consider offering unique insights into the local culinary scene in Rochester, Minnesota. Additionally, if you have a newsworthy event or establishment with a focus on food or house & home within her geographic area of interest that aligns with her themes covered, she may be open to covering it.
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By: Holly Ebel
Food writer Holly Ebel says there's nothing more Minnesotan than the hotdish.
Food writer Holly Ebel says St. Patrick's Day means picking your favorite Irish dish.
Food writer Holly Ebel says no fresh greens, no problem with a winter salad on the menu.
Food writer Holly Ebel says Rochester woman takes time out to hold formal teas with friends.
By: Holly Ebel
Food writer Holly Ebel says Asian dumplings may have been around for millennia, but for many Midwesterners they represent a new version of an old favorite.
Food writer Holly Ebel says with Hello Fresh and other services bring ready-to-cook meals services, a homecooked dinner was never so easy.
Food writer Holly Ebel says the restauranteur is packing them in at her own eatery in Kasson.
Food writer Holly Ebel says it's time to start enjoying something fresh.
Food writer Holly Ebel says you should treat yourself to frozen bliss at these ice cream shops.
Food writer Holly Ebel says not all Farmers Market items come straight from the vine.
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