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Emily Dingmann

(She/Her)
Minneapolis
As seen in: My Everyday Table, MSN, MSN Canada, WCCO-TV (Minneapolis, MN), The Seattle Times, Good Housekeeping, Yahoo Creators, PinkWhen, KTEN-TV (Denison, TX), Wealth of Geeks, WICZ-TV (Vestal, NY) and
Covers:  Food, recipes, parenting, Intuitive Eating
Doesn't Cover: Diets

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Emily Dingmann’s Biography

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Emily Dingmann is the founder, recipe developer, content creator, and writer behind myeverydaytable.com. She creates easy recipes for busy families using her degree in Nutrition and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor backgrounds. Her work has been featured on the Today Show, Self Magazine, Fitness Magazine, Twin Cities Live, and more.

Emily Dingmann’s Journalist Portfolio

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While the assumption is that life without alcohol isn't going to be any fun, for me, it turned out so much be…

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Fresh and Fun Ideas to Hep You Pack Lunches

Fresh and Fun Ideas to Hep You Pack Lunches

Emily joined Minnesota Live to discuss how to infuse some fun and fresh ideas into school lunches along with …

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Easy Ways to Add In Nutrition to Every Meal

Easy Ways to Add In Nutrition to Every Meal

Emily stopped by Twin Cities Live to talk about nutrition through an intuitive eating lens and easy ways you …

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3 Epic Picnic Salads

3 Epic Picnic Salads

Our favorite food bloggers share their no-fail BBQ recipes that are guaranteed to make you the most popular p…

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What Do Our Favorite Food Bloggers Always Have In Their Fridge?

What Do Our Favorite Food Bloggers Always Have In Their Fridge?

Featured in this article asking favorite food bloggers about items they always have in their fridge.

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Honeybear Brands® Celebrates National Eat a Red Apple Day With Creative Campaign

Honeybear Brands® Celebrates National Eat a Red Apple Day With Creative Campaign

As part of its latest campaign, Honeybear worked with two of its favorite influencers, reaching the dedicated…

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Cold Sesame Noodles: No Oven, No Stress, 25 Minutes

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By Emily Dingmann
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Cold Sesame Noodles (Loren Runion for My Everyday Table) When the temperature climbs, the last thing anyone wants is a hot meal coming out of a hot kitchen. Cold sesame noodles solve that problem completely — udon noodles get tossed in a rich, savory sesame sauce and topped with crunchy raw vegetables, and the whole thing comes together in 25 minutes without ever needing the oven on.
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5 Classic Summer Dinners for When You Want the Week to Feel Easy

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By Emily Dingmann
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Grilled Steak Salad (Loren Runion for My Everyday Table) Summer has a way of making dinner feel both easier and harder at the same time. The days are long, the produce is good, and nobody wants to be stuck in a hot kitchen — but you still have to eat. This week's meal plan is built around the recipes that feel most like summer: bold salads, a quick fish dinner, cold noodles you can make ahead, and a snack board that's practically begging to be eaten outside.
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13 Summer Salads Worth Making on Repeat

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By Emily Dingmann
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Steak Salad (Loren Runion for My Everyday Table) Summer is peak salad season — and not because anyone is trying to eat less. It's because the produce is actually good, the kitchen stays cooler, and a well-built salad can genuinely be dinner. These 13 summer salads cover all of it: hearty main course salads, fresh sides, pasta salads that hold up in the fridge all week, and a few that are good enough to bring to a cookout without apologizing for them.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I started my own food blog in 2009 - it was terrible.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

What's a typewriter? JUST KIDDING. But no, I'm an elder millennial so I know what they are and probably played with one as a kid.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Email!