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Melissa Clark makes this rich dessert with bittersweet chocolate heavy cream and brown sugar. Melissa Clark has been a columnist for the Food section since 2007. Melissa Clarks oil-imbued recipes for lemon curd chocolate cake and Greek honey cookies are a sweet way to celebrate the holiday.

Breakfasts tenure as the most important meal of the day is under siege thanks to a new book by New York Times columnist Melissa Clark. In her early career Clark was a freelance writer for various publications including the New York Times and worked in front of house jobs at restaurants. Subscribe to the Times Video newsletter for free and get a handpicked selection of the best videos from The New York Times every week.

Have no fear Pie Queen Melissa Clark is here. New York Times food columnist and cookbook author Melissa Clark shared these simple recipes with GMA that are perfect for when youre stuck inside and crave something comforting. Its all the news thats fit to watch.

New York Times food columnist Melissa Clark joined Good Morning America to share her streamlined version of a recipe first made popular by Finnish blogger Jenni Hayrinen. Melissa Clark is a food writer author and host of our new podcast Weeknight Kitchen with Melissa Clark. Shes also written dozens of cookbooks.

Pork scallopini with apples and sage from Melissa Clark is a quick marvelously autumn-y dish. The food writer Melissa Clark who is credited with introducing the world to the deep-fried Twinkie has been a contributor to The Times since 1997. Melissa Clark is an American food writer cookbook author and New York Times columnist.