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THE SPACE that the novelist Charlotte Mendelson cooks in these days isn’t her ideal. That was her last kitchen. Little potted things crowd even the windowsill by her desk, where she is working on her sixth novel and planning the U.S. launch of her much-lauded last, “The Exhibitionist” (St. Martin’s Press, July 4). She took a break, though, to talk about what she’s currently cooking and growing. Right now, she said, “it’s all about my red Russian kale.”
TODAY, it seems, anything can be called life-changing, whether it’s an anti-aging skin cream, a bum-boosting pair of jeans, a newly adopted pet or a lottery payout. So I feel a little silly suggesting that Brian Levy’s cookbook “Good & Sweet” might be a life-changer. But it did compel me to buy a new food processor after I’d sworn off that appliance for good. And it introduced me to an entirely new system of baking and developing recipes. That means chocolate tastes more chocolaty, for example.
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