About

Posted on December 5, 2007

Sarah’s Cucina Bella is all about family, food and creating memories in the kitchen. Written by Sarah W. Caron, a journalist with a degree in Political Science from Barnard College of Columbia University, the blog gives you a glimpse into the eating-life of Sarah, her four-year-old son Will, her two-year-old daughter Paige, her husband Shawn and their two beagles and assorted other family members.

How It Began

Back in 2005, Sarah Caron had just quit her full time staff job at the New Haven Register and was trying to decide how to launch a freelance career. While attending a writing conference at Barnard College, Sarah sat in on a food writers panel where Melissa Clark suggested that anyone interested in writing about food should start a blog. It was, she said, the future of food writing. Shortly after, Sarah did just that. Armed with a notebook of recipes and a mild interest in food, she just started writing. Over the course of the following year, Sarah’s interest in food and focus on local eating grew.

Today, most recipes on Sarah’s Cucina Bella are original. These are foods that Sarah and her family really eat in their Cucina Bella.

What’s With the Name?

There is no big back story behind the name of this blog. When Sarah was trying to think of a name, she wanted to choose something simple and lasting. Since the kitchen of her Connecticut home was the room that she’s paid the most attention to when she and her husband purchased the house, a play on the words beautiful kitchen seemed fitting. Why is it in Italian? Well, it has a beautiful ring to it in that romantic language.

About Sarah W. Caron

Sarah W. Caron is a journalist with more than eight years experience writing for print and online. Her writing appears often in countless outlets including SheKnows, iVillage, Parent Society and the New Haven Register newspaper. She writes a blog for Tablespoon and also is a regular contributor to The Voice of Mom and Well Fed. Until recently she was also the editor of the Mott’s More to the Core Blog.

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