Sarah Angileri
School
University Of Michigan, Ballymaloe Cookery School
Expertise
Regional Italian Cuisine, Uncommon Fruits And Vegetables, No-Recipe Recipes
- Sarah's first-ever cooking job was preparing paleo stew for an A-list celebrity. Her second: baking banana bread at a villa in Tuscany.
- She started a regional Italian pop-up restaurant in Chicago with two of her best friends, where she taught herself how to make over a dozen different pasta shapes by hand. Her favorite are tortelli, a larger version of tortellini, and garganelli, a hand-rolled penne.
- Sarah has her mother and grandmother to thank for perfecting the art of improvisation in the kitchen, a distinctly feminine approach to cooking that guides her relationship with food today.
Experience
While taking classes at New York University's Food Studies program, Sarah got her start in food media interning for Epicurious and Gourmet Live. After several years of working as a brand strategist for CPG brands, Sarah decided to pursue her dream of becoming a chef. She received her culinary training in Ireland, where she learned how to make cheese, butcher a lamb, and bake the perfect loaf of soda bread. After working in restaurants across Chicago, Sarah launched her own business as a personal chef, preparing meals for families, catering dinner parties, and teaching cooking classes. She then joined the culinary team at Home Chef, an industry-leading meal kit company, where she tested recipes for thousands of home cooks. She now writes for specialty food and beverage brands, from small-batch coffee producers to artisan cheesemakers.
Education
Sarah received her bachelor's degree in sociology from the University of Michigan, graduating magna cum laude, before earning a certificate in food and wine from Ballymaloe Cookery School in Cork, Ireland.
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Stories By Sarah Angileri
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The Detroit metro area has some of the best restaurants in the Great Lakes regions. If you're eating in the Motor City, you'll want to read this local's guide
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Detroit is a rising city with a variety of community-focused bakeries and bread shops. A Metro Detroit local recommends some of the city's best bakeshops.
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If you've never thought to utilize pork fat when cooking, you've been missing out. We spoke with a prominent butcher to learn some genius ways to use pork fat.
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Next time you open a tin of anchovies, don't throw away the oil. We asked an expert chef for creative ways to use anchovy oil in your home kitchen.
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Choosing a favorite taco in Chicago's robust dining scene isn't easy, so we've compiled a list of the city's most iconic and authentic culinary destinations.
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Does your homemade pizza dough tear when you stretch it, roll it, or throw it in the air? Chef Noah Zamler explains how to avoid this common culinary struggle.
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A jar of pesto can take your pasta night to a new level. Check out some of our top-ranked store-bought brands and see which ones you should stock up on.
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There's plenty of choice when it comes to Indian restaurants in Chicago, but how do you know where the good ones are? Our writer shares the top spots to try.
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Fishwife is changing the game of tinned seafood. We reviewed some of their trendiest products and ranked them based on flavor, texture, and more.
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When sourced properly, the humble canned sardine is delicious. Wondering which is best? We did a roundup of the options to find the best.
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Sweet pears and umami cheese make for a classic pairing. Whether it's pungent Roquefort and bosc or seckel and cheddar, read on for our favorite.
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With the oceans being overfished, sustainable sushi is more important than ever. We interviewed Chef Hajime Sato of Sozai to learn about the challenges.
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From the type of ice to cocktails, Japanese whisky is one-of-a-kind. We interviewed Japanese whisky expert Liam McNulty for all the expert tips.
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Packing a rich history and unique flavor, the colorful Anasazi beans are a must-try. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Hearty picadillo is a Latin American and Caribbean favorite. From Mexico to Cuba, we showcase the tasty differences between the variations.
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Once you get started at a Brazilian steakhouse, it can be hard to stop. However, these are the dishes you need to try when you sit down for a churrascaria.
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Instead of Chicago's flashy hotel dining rooms and trendy restaurant groups, opt for brunch at one of these unique neighborhood gems.