The Recipe Lady | @The Recipe Weekly

Hi, I’m author of the children’s booksThePrincess and the CastleThePrince and the Dragon, and my newest release “Crying Bear Yes Bears Cry Sometimes Too.” I’m also author of the non-fiction book: Buzzzzzzzz What Honeybees Do. Buzzzzzzzz is available in Paperback and eBook;
and is a honeybee, beekeeping basics primer for children 4th grade reading level to adult. I’m currently working on a number of writing projects with releases out late fall 2012-early spring 2013.

For ten years, before authoring my books, I was the Senior Writer for Lowfat Weekly, a website, I founded. (If you’ve read my other blogs, then you are familiar with a post that told about why I closed down that website). In brief, while working at Lowfat Weekly part of my job was a recipe developer, and included adapting recipes to healthier Low Fat versions. I LOVED that challenge! As a food blogger, I was known as “The Recipe Lady,” and I enjoyed interacting with our viewers, emails, chats, and such.  The problem I was having is that I didn’t want to only develop low fat recipes, as it left no room for old-fashioned recipes that make you think of your “Mum and home.” I literally have hundreds of recipes that I’ve developed and adapted before Lowfat Weekly, during, and since working there. My recipes are made from ingredients that I already have in my cupboards, on hand– and trust you do too! They are mostly recipes that you will be familiar with, but in some cases, will be posted with “this cook’s” designer twist. These recipes are also some of “my families” favorites, and will become yours too. You will find recipes on my blog that have been passed down from my mother, grandmothers, aunts, sister, friends, and friends of friends. All my recipes (most) are “quick and easy” to make including: Old-Fashioned Heirloom Recipes, Low Fat Recipes, Gluten-Free Recipes, Low Carbohydrate Recipes, Vegetarian Recipes, Italian Recipes, Fish and Seafood Recipes, Desserts and more… The Recipe Weekly is still being developed but please come back often to check out my progress!

-Virginia Wright                                                                                                                                    The Recipe Weekly                                                                                                                          Queen of Recipe Adaptation                                                                   http://www.therecipeweekly.com                                                                                                     info [at] therecipeweekly [dot]com

Please visit my blog often for recipes, and to see what I’m cooking up next…

These are my granddaughter’s Abigail and Elisabeth. They were visiting with their grammie, The Recipe Lady, and receiving a cooking lesson.

Cooking Lesson

About Virginia Wright

VIRGINIA WRIGHT (b. 1958) in Belfast, Maine, was raised in the coastal Belfast area throughout her childhood and into her teen years. Virginia is author and illustrator of the children’s books– Crying Bear, The Princess and the Castle, The Prince and the Dragon, Buzzzzzzzz What Honeybees Do, and The Christmas Secret. Virginia says she has found her love of words in children’s writing. She presently lives Downeast in the beautiful state of Maine- where she continues to write. When she isn't flipping through and adapting heirloom recipes, cooking, or photographing honeybees, her time is spent as a freelance writer, with her pen and pad in hand, doing what she enjoys doing most, writing…
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