Kristina Razon

Deputy Food Editor at The Kitchn

Highland Mills, NY

Before joining The Kitchn, I worked for Serious Eats. I was initially hired as the office manager, but quickly transitioned into a role as editor and recipe developer. Prior to my time there, I spent more than 10 years in professional kitchens in Washington, D.C.; Boston; and New York City. I’ve worked as a line cook, baker, culinary teaching assistant, pastry chef, and kitchen manager. I have an MS in Sustainable Food Systems from Green Mountain College, and a Culinary Arts Certificate from Boston University. I'm the author of a self-published ebook titled A Guide to Northeast Grains, an introductory guide to baking with regional flours — specifically buckwheat, einkorn, emmer, rye, spelt, and triticale. I love teaching home cooks how to make good food in their kitchens, whether it’s sharing a recipe for a quick and easy dinner or a super-delicious dessert, or writing about how to make the best tomato toast.
My Unconventional “Upside Down” Method for Storing Strawberries So They Last Longer
You’ll flip over this method.
Jun 13, 2024
My 1-Ingredient Upgrade for the Most Flavorful Chicken Thighs of Your Life
An easy, flavorful chicken dinner is always within reach.
Apr 3, 2024
This $20 One-Pan Chicken Dinner Is What I Cook When I Want Something Easy Yet Wildly Delicious
It has just three steps and easily feeds my family of four.
Dec 11, 2023
The Cheesy Skillet Chicken Meatballs My Family Can’t Get Enough Of
They have all the qualities I look for in a great meatball: cheesy, saucy, and weeknight-friendly.
Sep 25, 2023
This $20 One-Pan Chicken Dinner Is What I Cook When I Want Something Easy Yet Wildly Delicious
It has just three steps and easily feeds my family of four.
May 22, 2023