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Susan Choung

Senior Food Editor

Susan (she/her) is the Senior Food Editor at Good Housekeeping, where she leads wine, spirits, and drinks coverage and helps shape food content across platforms. In the Kitchen & Cooking Lab, she develops and rigorously tests recipes, drawing on experience that spans Food & Wine, Food Network, three meal kit companies, a Brooklyn wine shop, and Chez Panisse in Berkeley, California. A graduate of Brown University, she has also collaborated on over a dozen cookbooks and cocktail books.

Latest from Susan Choung

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Griddle Smash Gyro Tacos

Your favorite smash burger just took a Mediterranean vacation.

45 mins
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I Tried Dolly Parton’s New Fourth of July Cookie Mix—and There’s One Thing to Keep in Mind Before You Serve It

There’s one small detail to know before you pop the cookies in the oven.

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The Viral Pinkglow Pineapple Is Everywhere—But How Does It Actually Taste?

Hint: So good, it won a Good Housekeeping Snack Award.

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This Hugo Spritz Riff with Rosé Might Be the Drink of the Summer

This light, refreshing cocktail that tastes like a Mediterranean vacation in a glass.

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Grilled Guava Chile Wings

You’ll want the sticky, sweet-spicy glaze on everything.

30 mins
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Aldi Is Giving Away Free Blind Boxes Filled With Mystery Groceries

You'll need to be quick before they're gone.

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Chef Katie Button’s Secret for Making Store-Bought Stock Taste Homemade

Her go-to pantry ingredient adds the depth and richness of hours-long simmering.

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10 Surprisingly Practical Ways to Use Leftover Pickle Juice

You can use it for cocktails, marinades, and more.

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