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Ellen Jackson
Portland, Oregon-based food writer and cookbook author Ellen Jackson loves pie and words in equal measure. An award-winning pastry chef who combined an English degree and experience in commercial publishing with a culinary degree and 12 years in some of Portland's finest restaurant kitchens,... show more

Portland, Oregon-based food writer and cookbook author Ellen Jackson loves pie and words in equal measure. An award-winning pastry chef who combined an English degree and experience in commercial publishing with a culinary degree and 12 years in some of Portland's finest restaurant kitchens, Ellen is also a food stylist and recipe developer. Her writing, recipes and food styling have appeared in cookbooks, magazines and many national print and digital publications and marketing campaigns. Visit www.foodprintstyle.com to see examples of her work.Titles include:The Grand Central Baking Book (Ten Speed Press, 2009)The Chefs Collaborative Cookbook (The Taunton Press, 2013)The Lemon Cookbook (Sasquatch Books, 2015)Classic Cookies with a Twist (coming Fall, 2015)The Portland Farmers Market Cookbook (coming Spring, 2016)In addition to an intimate understanding of regional food products, growers, suppliers and organizations dedicated to the celebration of food, Ellen is passionate about the importance of cooking and eating seasonally, embracing sustainability and protecting local and global biodiversity. She sits on the board of The Portland Farmers Market and is a member of Chefs Collaborative, International Association of Culinary Professionals, Portland Culinary Alliance and Slow Food.
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Ama's Picture Books
Ama's Picture Books rated it 11 years ago
written by Ellen Jackson, illustrated by Woodleigh Marx Hubbard I like that the tribe is mentioned right on the cover of the book, and the story isn't bad. But i didn't particularly enjoy the illustrations in this one.
A Book and A Review #2
A Book and A Review #2 rated it 12 years ago
For what this book could have offered, I was very disappointed with what it offered. The recipes were incredibly unusual with very little known veggies and meats (eg, beef cheeks~WTH?!?!) Furthermore, although this recipe is supposed to be local/sustainable, I found that an incredible amount of the ...
All of that Nonsense
All of that Nonsense rated it 13 years ago
Wonderful current take on the Cinderella story. It was cute and funny, comparing Edna and Ella and their happily ever after.
Peace, Love & Books
Peace, Love & Books rated it 14 years ago
Colorful, whimsical geography lesson.
Allusion is not Illusion
Allusion is not Illusion rated it 15 years ago
This little fable about Cinderella's plain but hard-working neighbor Edna is cute but annoyingly obvious and preachy in a way that I had shoved down my throat all my school-years. I'm sure anyone over age 5 would guess from the beginning that our sympathies are meant to be with with the upbeat Edna ...
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