Amy Reade is chatting with mystery author Jenny Kales this week, and introducing us to Jenny’s other love which is Greek food and her new cookbook which features recipes from her Callie’s Kitchen Mysteries. Sounds like it is packed with delicious recipes and such a unique way to promote the mystery series too. I am sure you will enjoy the post so please head over. Thanks Sally.
This is an exciting post for two reasons: first, because it is the first time we’ve had a cookbook author on Reade and Write (and everyone who reads the blog knows I love to cook and I love to eat). And second, because the author is none other than Jenny Kales, who has been here before and whose books are FABULOUS. She’s here to talk about her newest release, The Callie’s Kitchen Mysteries Cookbook.
I have read the book and I loved it (you can read my full review here). It’s full of wonderful Greek and Midwestern American recipes, as well as some extra treats from the Callie’s Kitchen Mysteries, and I think you’ll love it, too.
Welcome, Jenny!
Congratulations on your new cookbook! I’m so excited to talk to you about it. Here’s my first question: have you always been a lover of Greek food?
Thank you so much! I’m so happy to participate in this interview with you. I have really enjoyed writing my new cookbook. Besides many new recipes, the cookbook contains new scenes as well as book excerpts from the series. I hope my cookbook gives readers a little more insight into the characters and the series, besides providing some tasty new recipes to enjoy.
Regarding Greek food, I learned all about it from my husband who is a Greek-American. On one of our early dates, my husband took me to Greektown and introduced me to Greek food and the rest was history. I remember having the simple but very tasty dish, tzatziki (Greek yogurt-cucumber sauce) and feeling cheated I’d never had it before. It’s so delicious! Tzatziki is still one of my favorites and the recipe can be found in my new cookbook.
Head over to discover more…via Chatting with Jenny Kales
A great one, Sally! Mystery and Greece cooking. Meets my interests too. Thank you! Michael
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Sounds fascinating doesn’t it Michael…hugs
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Indeed. Love all food of south European countries. Most from Greece and Italy.
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