Julia Mullaney
School
Seton Hall University, Marist College
Expertise
Recipe Development, Restaurant Critiquing, Food Photography
- In 2017, Julia published a cookbook called "Man, You Can Cook" — initially written for her brother, the cookbook was geared toward millennial men who were looking for easy, hearty recipes.
- She's interviewed celebrity chefs such as David Burke and covering Nick Liberato's restaurant opening.
- The greatest meal she's ever had is a seven-course tasting menu at New York City's two Michelin-starred SAGA.
Experience
In nearly a decade covering food and drink, Julia has gained ample experience as a recipe developer through her recipe newsletter, Five Ingredient Feast, and has honed her food photography skills in the process. Julia has bylines in outlets such as Rachael Ray Every Day, Taste of Home, and various local New Jersey magazines, including Edible Jersey and New Jersey Monthly. She's worked as an undercover food critic, profiled professional chefs, and told the stories of restaurants ranging from hundred-year-old dive bars to newly-opened eateries.
Education
Julia spent one year at Marist College before graduating from Seton Hall University with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 2016. While studying, she interned for magazines such as Edible Jersey, HGTV Magazine, and Rachael Ray Every Day.
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Stories By Julia Mullaney
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Who doesn't love a little cheese melted between two tortillas? The next time you make quesadillas, take this extra step to create a crunchy snack.
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The heat you feel on your hands after chopping chilis can be a drag. But a quick buttermilk bath might be all you need to stop the dreaded burn.
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The perfect barbecue setup has rhyme and reason, and timing is everything. The next time you fire up the grill, you need to cook this food first.
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It's often recommended to grind your own spices for freshness rather than buy them pre-ground from the grocery store, but these three spices may be exceptions.
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Backyard barbecues almost always involve food cooked on the grill. But are the two terms interchangeable? What's the difference between barbecue and grilling?
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Store-bought tomato sauce doesn't taste the same as homemade, but if you want to take the jar version up a notch, you don't even have to add more ingredients.
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Cooking with oil and fat on the stovetop always involves some risk. If you find yourself dealing with a small grease fire in your kitchen this might help.
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Vodka sauce has made a comeback in a big way. Impress your dinner guests next time you make this iconic pasta sauce by getting the most intense tomato flavor.
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King Charles is known for his love of the culinary world, so many people wonder what his favorite dishes are. Wonder no more, here's the scoop on one of them.
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Buying salsa at the store instead of making it from scratch saves you time, but knowing how long it lasts is a must. So, how long does salsa last after opening?
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Onions are loaded with vitamins and nutrients. But when you try to grill them, they may fall apart. Bobby Flay as a tip that makes grilling onions a breeze.
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Believe it or not, you can actually freeze parsley. However, you'll want to store it a little differently than you would in the refrigerator.
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Your friend chicken can be perfectly crispy, moist and juicy, but still taste bland. Here's the one thing you need to ensure flavorful results.
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Abalone is the world's most expensive shellfish, but is it safe to eat raw like oysters and other seafood? We're taking a deep dive to find out.
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French onion soup is always warm and comforting, but how can you take this delicious staple back to its roots? With one specific type of cheese.
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Whether you're having a drink at home or enjoying a night out, knowing how much alcohol is in a shot of liquor versus a glass of wine can really come in handy.
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There's nothing better than having roasted garlic on hand. But if you don't store it properly you may run out of time before you have a chance to use it.
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Don't let your carrots turn limp and dry in the refrigerator. The secret to keeping them fresher, longer, doesn't require any fancy techniques.
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The soda that's already in your pantry could be the key to the easiest dinner plan ever. Get out the slow cooker for this hands-off delicious meal.
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Making homemade potato chips is an easy and relatively quick activity, and this unique fat choice for deep frying adds a richness to the crunchy snack.
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Clams casino is a super easy and delicious dish to make at home, but for the absolute best results, you'll want to use the right variety of clams.
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Carbonara is a delicious traditional Italian dish, but for the absolute most memorable version possible, you're going to want to bust out the bucatini.
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Lime juice can make a great addition to many dishes and cocktails, but just how much juice will you get out of each lime?
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Sometimes when you're craving a hearty bowl of homemade chili, there's just not enough time to make it. But there is a way to speed up the recipe.
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Parmesan perfectly complements pasta dishes and pizza. However, keep in mind that it doesn't last forever. Here's how to keep this fragrant cheese fresh.
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Although curing salmon imparts a level of preservation that allows for longer storage times, the shelf life of this tasty fish is still limited.
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Don't let small pizza happen to you. Avoid the problem of shrinking dough with this one helpful tip and enjoy the pizza you're meant to have.