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Kelsey Dimberg

Kelsey Dimberg

location-pin Chicago, IL

School: University of San Francisco

Expertise: Cooking techniques; baking; cleaning & organizing; home decor; gardening & plant care; health & wellness; parenting; grocery shopping

Kelsey Dimberg

  • 10 years of professional writing and editing experience with 5 years writing about food
  • Popular Taste of Home articles include: "How to Make Gluten-Free Zucchini Bread" and "The Secret to Making a Sourdough Starter That Actually Works"

Experience

A former senior digital editor at Taste of Home, Kelsey now writes articles and novels from her home in Chicago. Since 2010, she’s followed a gluten-free diet, and especially enjoys the challenge of baking sourdough bread and pizza dough. As a contributing writer for Taste of Home, she covers a broad range of topics but with a special emphasis on gluten-free cooking and baking. Outside of her gluten-free experiments in the kitchen, Kelsey is also the author of the thriller novel “Girl in the Rearview Mirror.”

Education

  • Arizona State University, bachelor's degrees in English literature and Spanish
  • University of San Francisco, master's in creative writing

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Articles & Recipes

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Can You Freeze Butter to Make It Last Longer?

Butter keeps well in the fridge, but can you freeze butter? The short answer is yes—and you might want to make a habit of it.
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9 Tips for Organizing a Meal Train

Want to get a group together to help a friend in need? Organize a meal train to bring them food. Here's how to coordinate a meal train and tips for success.
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9 Tips for Dining Out on Valentine’s Day

You can see it now—a cozy restaurant, candles, good wine. Here are some tips to navigate dining out on the busiest night of the year.