Alyssa Asaro

Alyssa Asaro

location-pin Chicago, IL

School: University of Central Florida

Expertise: Travel; Cooking techniques; Parenting; Restaurants

Alyssa Asaro

  • 7 years writing food and lifestyle content for Taste of Home, Chicago Parent Magazine and Orlando Family Magazine
  • 6 years in book publishing and education content for Legacy Book Publishing, Agate Publishing, Touchpoint Press and Cozy Cat Press

Experience

Alyssa has been with Taste of Home for just over a year, but has been in food and lifestyle publishing since 2018. As an associate editor, she writes and edits recipe collections and runs several newsletters, including "Top 10," "Slow Cooker & Casseroles," "Quick Dinners" and "Balanced Plate." When she's not planning her next trip overseas, you can find Alyssa trying out new Chicago restaurants or watching a movie.

Education

University of Central Florida, bachelor's in English literature, communications emphasis

Taste of Home Editorial Policies


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Articles & Recipes

20 Easy Pasta Salads Prepped in 20 Minutes or Less

These easy pasta salad recipes come together in no time. They're perfect for a summertime cookout or potluck.

51 Easy & Healthy Dinner Ideas Ready in 30 Minutes

Ready in a half hour or less, these healthy dinner recipes clock in at fewer than 550 calories per serving.

Air-Fryer Sweet Potato Fries

I can never get enough of these air-fryer sweet potato fries! Even though my grocery store sells them in the frozen foods section, I still love to pull sweet potatoes out of my garden and slice them up fresh! —Amber Massey, Argyle, Texas