Joanna Saltz

1 month ago | delish.com | Joanna Saltz

Few people really understand how it started. There were five of us in the corner of a very corporate floor at the Hearst Tower in NYC. We had a hot plate and a few great ideas. We shot our first viral video—a take on a Harry Potter-inspired Butterbeer—on the floor of a storage closet. There was no bazillion-dollar test kitchen, no TV network, no newspaper legacy to propel us like our competitors: We just wanted to make people smile and share.

1 month ago | aol.com | Joanna Saltz

Few people really understand how it started. There were five of us in the corner of a very corporate floor at the Hearst Tower in NYC. We had a hot plate and a few great ideas. We shot our first viral video—a take on a Harry Potter-inspired Butterbeer—on the floor of a storage closet. There was no bazillion-dollar test kitchen, no TV network, no newspaper legacy to propel us like our competitors: We just wanted to make people smile and share.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Joanna Saltz

Our 100 Most-Popular Recipes Of All Time Hearst OwnedFew people really understand how it started. There were five of us in the corner of a very corporate floor at the Hearst Tower in NYC. We had a hot plate and a few great ideas. We shot our first viral video—a take on a Harry Potter-inspired Butterbeer—on the floor of a storage closet. There was no bazillion-dollar test kitchen, no TV network, no newspaper legacy to propel us like our competitors: We just wanted to make people smile and share.

Sep 24, 2024 | housebeautiful.com | Joanna Saltz

As you might expect, it all began in a kitchen. Five-year-old Ina Rosenberg lived with her parents and paternal grandparents, Bessie and Morris, in a Brooklyn brownstone, next door to the junkyard her grandpa owned. The house was the good kind of chaos. “My grandmother was always cooking for people, including everyone who worked for my grandfather's business,” Ina tells me.

Sep 24, 2024 | yahoo.com | Joanna Saltz |Katie McCurdy

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Hearst OwnedAs you might expect, it all began in a kitchen. Five-year-old Ina Rosenberg lived with her parents and paternal grandparents, Bessie and Morris, in a Brooklyn brownstone, next door to the junkyard her grandpa owned. The house was the good kind of chaos. “My grandmother was always cooking for people, including everyone who worked for my grandfather's business,” Ina tells me.