Jeslyn Chow
School
The University Of Melbourne, The Culinary Institute Of America
Expertise
Baking, Pastry, Asian Cooking
- With a decade of working in the food and beverage industry in both guest-facing roles and in the professional kitchen, Jeslyn has extensive experience in all things food.
- In her senior and management roles in the kitchen, and her need to feed herself on off-days, Jeslyn has created delicious recipes for both professional and home use.
- Currently residing in Singapore, the island nation which is arguably one of the biggest melting pots of global cuisine, Jeslyn enjoys the availability and exposure to a wide range of traditional and modern dining experiences.
Experience
Jeslyn is a professionally trained baker and cook with experience working in establishments all over the world. She has worked the pastry station at the now-shuttered, Michelin-starred restaurant, The NoMad NYC, learned the ropes of sourdough baking in Bali, and stepped into the role of Head Baker at a bakery in Singapore. She now writes across a variety of mediums, including blogs, features, scripts, and recipes. Her work in food writing has been featured in Taste Cooking, and now, The Daily Meal.
Education
Jeslyn graduated from the University of Melbourne in Australia with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Media and Communications. She then attended The Culinary Institute of America, Greystone, graduating with an Associate's Degree in Baking and Pastry. She now combines her two passions by writing about food.
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Stories By Jeslyn Chow
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You've heard of parsley and basil, but have you ever heard of or used chervil or mitsuba? These 14 herbs can liven up dishes and open you to new cuisines.
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You can make certain pantry items from scratch, and doing so not only lowers your grocery bills but gives you more control over what goes into your food.
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If you want that freshly-brewed flavor at home, then you may want to consider purchasing your own espresso machine. Here are 12 of the best available.
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A milk frother is a must-have for any coffee lover. Get the lowdown on the best milk frothers on the market, so you can really level up your at home café.
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If you're thinking about making your own drink infusions, there's some things you should know before getting started. Here's a bunch of mistakes to avoid.
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Despite the cake's popularity and simplicity, making a Bundt cake still comes with challenges. Here are 11 tips to help you achieve Bundt cake perfection.
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Baking an airy loaf of bread isn't as tricky as it sounds. By using these tips to know if the dough is kneaded properly, you'll ensure a perfect loaf each time.
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There's no need to throw away that day-old bread. From stuffing to soups, there are plenty of amazing uses for those last few slices. Here are some of the best.
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Maintaining a gluten-free diet can be tricky, especially when you're craving junk food. Luckily we've made it easy by listing some options that are gluten-free.
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Whether watermelon is a fruit or vegetable is a topic of debate, but one thing that's certain is that it has many health benefits. Here are some of the best.