Podcast: Tips for reimagining holiday cooking, traditions in 2020

In this episode of accessAtlanta, how culinarians are making the best of the holidays
“Thanksgiving for Two (or Four): 20 Easy Holiday Favorites" by Cynthia Graubart (Empire Press, 2020) is available as an ebook ($3.99) and paperback (9.99) on Amazon.
Courtesy of Cynthia Graubart

Credit: Cynthia Graubart

Credit: Cynthia Graubart

“Thanksgiving for Two (or Four): 20 Easy Holiday Favorites" by Cynthia Graubart (Empire Press, 2020) is available as an ebook ($3.99) and paperback (9.99) on Amazon. Courtesy of Cynthia Graubart

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This week, we’ll take a look at some food-inspired ways to make this unusual holiday season a little brighter.

Thanksgiving has come and gone, and for some, it was bittersweet without in-person gatherings with loved ones. Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and New Year’s Eve also might not have the usual bevy of family and friends. So, how can we keep things merry and bright as we finish out this challenging year? Cooking can be part of the answer.

On this week’s podcast, AJC dining editor Ligaya Figueras spoke with a few culinarians – Cynthia Graubart, Chadwick Boyd and Ashley English – to see how they’re making the best of the holidays.

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