Danny Whitty – Nonspeaking Autistic Writer & Advocate
Cooking
Food is my passion.
Food is my passion. I love the process of taking ingredients and creating magic. That is such a manifestation of love! That is my romantic view. With apraxia, it is difficult for me to cook on my own. Yet I can still be a part of the process. I am starting to create recipes based on years of studying cooking magazines and cookbooks, and my family’s cooking. And years of studious eating!
Another exciting thing to share! Read it here. I was asked to write this after a content manager at OpenTable read my Bon Appetit magazine piece. I loved writing this and I hope you love reading it!
Wow, Friends! I am now a published author! This is so meaningful to me – Bon Appetit and Food & Wine magazines have been an important source of joy and inspiration to me for most of my life! I am over the moon to have my story shared in Bon Appetit!https://www.bonappetit.com/story/communicate-through-food (The illustration is by…
These days of winter shifting to spring are full of fluctuations and freshness and remnants of coziness. That is my motivation for this recipe. This dish captures the transition from winter to spring. We enjoyed this with panko-crusted vegan “chicken” cutlets, but it would also be nice with a light fish dish. Enjoy! ½ onion,…
Hi my spooky friends! I have a tasty treat for you today! It is delicious and nutritious. Order your jar today. This was my costume idea! My sisters made it a reality. Franktastic is for my late father Frank. This was my first time designing my costume, and I am so thrilled with it!
This simple dish is a symbol of the transition to fall from summer. It can be a side or main dish. I recommend more spices and salt, but I like strong flavors. It was so tasty and cozy! Can be enjoyed warm or chilled. Ingredients Salad: Quinoa cooked 1 cupSweet potato 1 1/2 cups diced…
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