Madeline Muzzi

Title: Writer

Location: Brooklyn, New York

Education: Carleton College

Expertise: Cooking, Baking, Wine

Madeline Muzzi is a food writer with over ten years of experience covering cooking, wine, and restaurant culture. She is a certified sommelier and an ambitious cook with professional recipe-testing experience. Her reviews focus on cooking and wine equipment.

Highlights:

Certified sommelier
Work published in Taste, NYMag, Eater, and Inverse
Professional recipe testing experience
Dinner party expert

Experience

Madeline's editorial work has been published in numerous food publications, including New York magazine, Eater, and Taste. She is an accomplished cook who believes organization is the secret to success in the kitchen. Madeline has used numerous spreadsheets and Trello boards to plan everything from her best friend's wedding cakes to a 30-person Italian dinner party. She brings this passion for detail to her reviews, where she thrives of testing and documenting each product. Madeline has never shied away from a cooking challenge and transported a homemade croquembouche on the subway.

Education

Madeline majored in Cinema and Media studies at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota. She completed the Accelerated Wine Studies Program at the International Culinary Center and earned a certified sommelier degree.

About Serious Eats

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