Welcome back to "The Well-Seasoned Librarian Podcast! Season 16 Episode 9.
Today, we're stirring things up a bit as we explore the fascinating intersection of information, community, and… food! I'm thrilled to welcome Amy Nash of the popular blog House of Nash Eats, a self-taught
home cook, baker, cookbook author, and the creative force behind millions of delicious recipes. Amy has a new cookbook out House of Nash Eats Everyday and our Host Dean Jones was very eager to talk with Amy about it.
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Amy Nash started the successful “House of Nash Eats” blog in 2016 enticing web browsers with hearty main dishes and decedant desserts. Amy is hear to talk to us, and I will now take us to Dean’s Conversation with Amy about her new book!
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