Carolina Grassmann
Location
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
School
Faculdade Cásper Líbero
Expertise
Baking, Vegetarian Meals, Snack Foods
- Her recipe journal is her most prized possession, and it's full of recipes from the best cook she knows, her grandmother.
- She loves preparing Brazilian recipes, her favorite is a vegetarian moqueca.
- Carolina lived in Biarritz, France for a year and became obsessed with beignets and, of course, French bakeries.
Experience
Carolina has over five years of writing and editing experience. While in college, she was the editor-in-chief of a student-led online magazine, Her Campus Cásper Líbero. As a journalist, she has been published by various media outlets, including HuffPost, Insider, Elite Daily, Her Campus, and elsewhere. She's enthusiastic about writing and cooking and is currently enrolled in a short course at UCLA Extension studying food writing with Nancy Spiller.
Education
Carolina has a bachelor's degree in journalism from Faculdade Cásper Líbero, the oldest journalism school in Latin America and a leading communications school in Brazil.
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Stories By Carolina Grassmann
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If you're a Dolly Parton fan, then you might have heard of her famous stone soup. Here's what to know about this homey dish with a heartwarming backstory.
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When you want to escape from the boring, predictable mouthfeel of your average sandwich, there's one unconventional bread tip you should follow.
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Pricier extra-virgin olive oil often tastes stronger and more flavorful than the regular stuff, but it can get used up fast. Make it last by adding canola oil.
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While traditional pickles are great all on their own, you can make them that much more compelling by tossing the ingredients on the grill before brining.
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If you've ever looked at an entire mushroom and wondered whether or you could deep fry it to a crisp without suffering any consequences, here's what to know.
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If your once trusty but now dusty and neglected bar cart is covered in cobwebs and it's nowhere near Halloween, give it new life as a cooking prep station.
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Have you ever sat around for way too long feeling unsettled because you couldn't decide whether chocolate is a candy or not? Here's what to know.
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Forget the same old boring cup of joe and consider amplifying both the taste and the energizing effects of your coffee by imbuing it with spice.
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Is there any dessert more American than apple pie? It's popularity may have risen on the coattails of the Marlborough pie -- which you likely never heard of.
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The viral spuds have been replicated numerous times on social media, but do they really require fifteen hours to complete from start to finish?
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Fresh cherry tomatoes aren't always around all year, so you may wonder if it's worth it to freeze them for the off-season. Here's what you need to know.
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A beautiful shine on your baked goods is the perfect final result. But egg wash isn't the only way to achieve that. Try custard powder as a substitute.