Joe Sevier is a Southern-born food writer based in Brooklyn. As an editor for Epicurious and Bon Appetit, Joe focuses on creating and curating delicious recipes that are accessible and enjoyable for home cooks. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Joe Sevier's coverage primarily focuses on creating and enjoying food, including recipes, cocktails, and seasonal cooking. His work often features promotional deals, gift guides, and seasonal content related to house & home.
For those pitching to him:
1. Offer unique or innovative takes on classic recipes or cocktails that align with the season.
2. Consider providing insights into emerging food trends or new ingredients that can be incorporated into everyday cooking.
3. If you have a product relevant to his themes covered (cooking, recipes, food), consider offering it for review as part of a promotional deal.
Additionally:
4. Given Joe's focus on house & home topics and seasonal content in the culinary space, he may also be interested in pitches related to entertaining tips for holidays or special occasions such as parties and gatherings at home.
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Like pumpkin cheesecake, baked sweet potatoes, and tater tot hotdish.
By: Joe Sevier, Alma Avalle, Emily Farris, Ali Francis, Emma Laperruque
Like caramel-pecan shortbread, chocolate sablés that melt on the tongue, jam-swirled pinwheels, and more.
By: Alma Avalle, Tiffany Hopkins, Joe Sevier, Bon Appétit, Ali Francis
Switch up your routine with gochujang sloppy joes, herby sheet-pan meatballs, a Dominican take on lasagna, and more.
Puff Pastry Baked Brie Bites
Toast to a new year, a new you, or just another Tuesday with lychee punch, a low-ABV kombucha spritz, or a bubbly sbagliato.
Glad tidings of cinnamon rolls, French onion strata, Belgian waffles, and more Christmas brunch favorites.
Like mushrooms au poivre, green curry cod, and caramel-apple monkey bread.
Including a zucchini-cannellini Caesar, a vegetarian take on tuna salad, and a dressing made from hummus.
By: Emily Farris, Shilpa Uskokovic, Nina Moskowitz, Joe Sevier
Here’s how to put it toward extra-flavorful baked tofu, a 10-minute broccoli stir-fry, and a cheesy chickpea skillet.
Before we share our list of St-Germain drinks with you, we realize you may have landed here without knowing what the French elderflower liqueur actually is—although I guess we kind of just told you.
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