Maggie Green lives in the suburbs of a large river city with her husband (the best male cook she knows), their 3 growing children, a cat who sleeps by day, and a devoted, shelter-adopted doggie also named Maggie. Maggie, the person, trades her time for money as a freelance cookbook editor, recipe tester and developer, food and nutrition writer, industry consultant, and author of a soon-to-be-published cookbook One Year in My Kentucky Kitchen (University Press of Kentucky).
Maggie’s life in her kitchen focuses on cooking whole real ingredients with occasional Cheez-Its and store-bought cookies thrown in for good measure. Maggie values family, good health, and fuels her passion everyday with the marriage of nutrition and cooking. Maggie believes optimal health is tied first and foremost to how we feed our bodies.
Maggie worked diligently as a lead editor for the 75th anniversary edition of Joy of Cooking, and works to promote the true joy of cooking through the Joy Kitchen website. Maggie also edited The Ultrametabolism Cookbook, and the 2009 James Beard award-winning book, BakeWise, by Shirley Corriher.
Maggie is a graduate of the University of Kentucky and is a R.D. (registered dietitian) liscensed in Kentucky and Ohio. Maggie also has a degree in Culinary Arts Management from Sullivan University in Louisville, KY.
Maggie writes a regular column – From My Kitchen Table – for a community newspaper. To find out more intriguing details, or to contact Maggie, click on these underlined blue words.
Maggie,
Love your site !! So glad you had a link in your message on FCP to Carolyn’s reply about “late night eating,” and models, otherwise I would not have known about your blog. So glad I posted today, so that we can become acquainted. Very nice to meet you and looking forward to sharing. I have subscribed.
Have a Great Day!
Sincerely,
Anthony
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Thanks for reading my blog! Yours is great….