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Kayleigh Van Vliet Baig

Kayleigh Van Vliet Baig
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Kayleigh is a sous chef at the Meadow Club in Southampton. A Riverhead native, she is married and the mother of a daughter born in December 2016. Email Kayleigh

Zesty chilled soup for a summer repast

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August has finally arrived. Long summer nights and hot beach days are at their peak. A full month of fun in the sun is...

In the kitchen: the versatile, crowd-pleasing frittata

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A versatile dish can always come in handy, especially if you are looking to please a crowd or find a way to use leftover...

In the Kitchen: A visit with Julia Child

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This past week I felt the need to get my hands dirty in the kitchen. Throw all the delicacy and perfection of putting together...

In the Kitchen: the ultimate bánh mì

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This summer's ultimate holiday weekend is finally here. Fireworks and cookouts go hand in hand — delicious eats everywhere you go. Unfortunately I will be...

In the kitchen: the family meal

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Meal time can bring many together — family, friends and even strangers. Working in the food business has shown me that anything is possible...

In the kitchen: sweet treats for Dad

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Dad's day has arrived. My dad doesn't wear ties or need a new wallet. My dad likes to cook, maybe a frying pan would...

Sweet, crunchy, wholesome: easy homemade granola

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Munch, munch, munch! This is the sound I make whenever my hands and mouth both have free time, which sometimes is way too often....

Summertime’s here — time for shrimp on the barbie

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Creatures of the sea, how delicious you are to me. I can’t speak for any of you but when it comes to seafood, I...

In the kitchen: Making the most of early spring’s bounty

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Spring is finally here to stay and with it an abundance of vegetables that we have waited all winter long for. Carrots, asparagus, hearty...

How to be the H with the M: Serve the perfect galette

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Being the hostess with the mostest isn’t always easy. I love dinner parties. I’ve always dreamed of having guests and lavishing them with trays...