Katy Canada
School
Elon University, The University Of Colorado Boulder
Expertise
Recipes, Restaurants, Climate Change
- Katy traveled to the Arctic circle in 2017 to report on climate change with a team of journalists.
- She received the 2017 Emerging Environmental Journalist award from the Society of Environmental Journalists.
- Her prior experience also includes baking professionally and working in a number of restaurant kitchens.
Experience
Katy began her career in Colorado as a news reporter for The Denver Post. She then worked at Rocky Mountain PBS as an editorial assistant. Following that, she returned to The Denver Post as an editor/designer. Before her official career began, Katy completed internships at The News & Observer and Eye Magazine. When she's not writing, Katy is most likely in the kitchen experimenting with new ingredients.
Education
Katy received her bachelor's degree in journalism from Elon University in 2015. She later graduated from the University of Colorado, Boulder with a master's degree in journalism in 2017.
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Stories By Katy Canada
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Deviled eggs are a great snack or appetizer for parties, but can be challenging to make. This is why you should try eggs rémoulade for your next egg dish.
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Here's what to do with your leftover frying oil.
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If you over-salted a dish, is there a point in adding water?
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Most household pantries that have peanut butter stocked tend to stick to one kind because of brand loyalty. But are all peanut butters created equally?
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Olive oil and vegetable oil are two of the most commonly-used oils to cook with. With different flavors, each is best for different foods and different uses.
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If you want to save part of your avocado for later, there are a few tricks to keeping it fresh for as long as possible.
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For most kitchens, flour is pretty much a staple ingredient for any given cupboard. But even though flour is a tried-and-true ingredient, it can still go bad.