Anna Kot
School
Lomonosov Moscow State University
Expertise
Vegan Food, Low-waste Cooking, Food History
- Anna's passion for plant-based cuisine has led her to work as a cook in plant-based cafes and host vegan culinary events.
- She's also the beloved host of "Baby Vegan Kitchen," a self-produced online cooking show with over 40 episodes.
- Her recipes have been featured in Plant-Based Planet and Best of Vegan cookbooks.
Experience
Anna is a professional content creator with a knack for humorous yet educational takes and over a decade of blogging, video-making, and photography experience. A vegan since 2016, her passion ended up leading her to a two-year stint as senior editor for Best of Vegan, a prominent culinary and lifestyle publication with over two million followers. Social justice, veganism, and a desire to improve the future for humans, animals, and the planet are the driving forces behind her work and creative expression. She joined Static Media as a features writer in 2022 to connect with new audiences.
Education
Anna completed a Bachelor's in Online Journalism from Moscow State University, giving her a deep understanding of online media and advanced writing and research skills.
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Stories By Anna Kot
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These plant-based chefs' impact spreads around the globe, from cookbooks to blogs and social media accounts with massive followings. Let's get to know them.
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In the shifting culinary landscape, the past century has seen food trends ebb and flow, driven by health concerns, convenience, and the pursuit of novelty.
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While delicious, fruit tends to go bad quickly. To avoid a plate of rotting fruit, try these 13 hacks to keep your favorites as fresh as possible.
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From fried to salads, artichokes are a versatile favorite. Interested in making a delicious batch? We got 13 cooking tips you'll need to know.
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We're used to finding our produce in the grocery store, but Mother Nature has plenty of her own - you just have to know where and what to look for.
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When things look, sound, and even taste similar, it can get confusing. But we're here to help you differentiate these commonly confused foods and drinks.
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It's always good to have vegan recipes and plant-based cooking in your kitchen repertoire, and these newly released cookbooks will help you add both and more.
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The art of food plating is more important than you think. Here are some tips and tricks for adding personality, vibrancy, and variety to your plating.
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Ever wonder how egg creams, monkey bread, and puppy chow got their names? They're just some of many foods and drinks with monikers that might confuse you.
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In this article, we will dive into some of the lesser-known facts about humanity's favorite beverages that will quench your thirst for knowledge.
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We might think the fruits and veggies we love are timeless, but they all started somewhere - and were domesticated and modified over centuries.
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Beets are far more than just the canned version. From grilling them to sautéing the green leaves, these are our favorite ways to amp up beets.
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Baked potatoes are a simple, satisfying dish, but there are many mistakes you can make with them. Here's how to avoid the biggest spud slip-ups.
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Roasting garlic may seem simple, but there are several ways to prepare it that turn this humble allium from a complementary ingredient to a flavor powerhouse.
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You probably spend a lot of time in the kitchen, and these energy-saving tips will help you cook more efficiently and save money in the long run.
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In cooking, various types of starches can be used as thickeners, stabilizers, and binders, contributing to a dish's texture, appearance, and taste.
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Whether you're a long-time vegan or looking to explore the flavors of the world, you can easily find a cuisine that will tantalize your vegan taste buds.
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Whether you're a seasoned cook or a novice, there's always something new to learn about rice. Here's everything to learn about everyone's favorite grain, rice.
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Vegan cooking can be fun! From natural flavor boosters to umami-packed fermented foods, these ingredients are a must-have in a well-stocked vegan kitchen.
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Whether you're looking for a quick breakfast or want to boost your energy mid-afternoon, a smoothie is an answer. Here are tips for you to perfect the smoothie.
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Ketchup is one of the most recognizable, beloved, and controversial condiments in the world — and there's still probably plenty you didn't know about it.
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Knowing how to cook with coriander is important information, but understanding how to replace it? Essential. Use these tips to stock a ready replacement.
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Beans, that tiny ingredient that's fabulous in everything from chili to dessert, are more than meets the eye. Read on to learn all the facts.
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Mushrooms of all varieties can elevate or star in any dish, but there's plenty you should know about washing, storing, picking, cooking, and seasoning them.
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No-recipe cooking can sometimes feel like a mystic art. Follow these tips, and you'll create a personal cooking style to help you enjoy and express yourself.
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Carrots are great in a variety of dishes. From selection and storage to prep and preserving nutrients, discover essential tips for cooking with carrots.
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Veggies are kitchen staples that add delicious nutrients to any meal. Discover ways to improve your vegetable cooking techniques with a few simple tips.