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Emily Tyra

location-pin Traverse City, MI

School: Albion College

Expertise: Travel; home cooking

Emily Tyra

  • 23 years of professional experience in food, including eight years as a Taste of Home editor
  • Former food writer for Penzeys Spices
  • Former food and wine editor for Traverse magazine

Experience

Emily is the former editor of Taste of Home magazine. She helmed the brand for eight years, sharing the best seasonal recipe with home cooks. Emily loves connecting with people through food and has been writing and editing food and lifestyle content for more than two decades. She is a former food writer for Penzeys Spices and food and wine editor for Traverse magazine, and is now a brand manager for American Spoon, a family-owned preserves company.

Education

Albion College, bachelor's degree in English language and literature

Taste of Home Editorial Policies


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Articles & Recipes

Best Home Cooks: Liz Harris

Her family’s fourth-generation farm in New England beckoned this Best Home Cook to return home to grow, cook and create with the seasons.

26 Must-Make Recipes Inspired by Julia Child

These recipes will inspire the Julia Child in all of us. As Julia herself said...no one is born a great cook, one learns by doing. What are you waiting for?!

28 Blue-Ribbon Recipes Ready to Win Your Heart

These classic recipes took home the coveted blue ribbon at fairs across the country. Make these blue-ribbon recipes for cookies, cake, pie (and even a big burrito) and you, too, will feel the victory.