June Hersh is an everything bagel. She embodies it all -- as a renowned home cook and acclaimed food writer. The merits of "doing well, then doing good" -- are front and center for June -- She’s the author, of three books, a sought-after speaker, and food archivist who will be the first one to agree that she does not have an “inside voice” As a food writer and cookbook author, she’s been using "food stories" to help Holocaust survivors, and writing books with a “charitable flavor.” She gets around, and you may have even seen her mesmerizing a crowd at a book reading, or even lighting up your TV on QVC. June joins chef and author Rozanne Gold in the MouthMedia Network studio.
- Why June says she doesn’t have an inside voice and how it connects too life in culinary world
June’s Book “Recipes Remembered “ about recipes during the holocaust, and how it came to beHow mine’s voice symbolizes one’s essenceWhy June’s email address has to do with motherhood“Let’s Do Good”Why, when you want to write a cookbook, finding your passion is the first thingJune’s “guardian angel”Starting at a happy place, talking about family instead of the warThe steps to make a cookbook and why you need a literary agentJune’s second book as more of a photography bookWhy the next recipe book wasn’t as heartfeltWriting about a global history of yogurt - and how June started her book without her heart in it, over time it has become personal, and loving how foods connect peopleClean labeling and transparency, local sourcingConnection - find what makes you happyConnecting a project with your own personal history can help it resonate with many peopleRecipes and their evolution, and what they tell about the evolution of womenThe way to make matzo ballsLeaving out one ingredient when passing along family recipes to protect themGuilty pleasures - fried chicken, and Duck à l'orange, a bag of red licoriceMatzo Meatcakes - a legacy recipeEat well, do good