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Our Research in the News

The women whose stories appear in Pressure Cooker were part of a 5-year study. The results
of this study ​have been published in the book, and elsewhere, and have sparked
national conversation about family meals and the nation's health.
Book Reviews
  • The Atlantic: Eat Food. All the  Time. Mostly Junk
  • Pacific Standard Magazine: The Limits of Home Cooking​
  • Gastronomica: Review: Pressure Cooker
  • Food, Culture & Society: Review: Pressure Cooker

Op-Eds

  • NPR, The Salt: Why Ditching Processed Foods Won't Be Easy--The Barriers to Cooking From Scratch
  • Politico: How Real Families Use Food Stamps
  • The Guardian: To Close America's Diet Gap, We Must Recognize Food as a Human Right
  • National Geographic: Why We Need to Rethink Home-Cooked Meals

​Print News Media

  • Time: Our Diets Are Changing Because of the Coronavirus Pandemic: Is it for the Better?
  • Vox: The "Women's Work'" of the Pandemic
  • Mother Jones: This Was the Decade We All Became Home Chefs. We Have the Internet to Thank for That
  • The Atlantic: The Books Briefing: Following Food From Field to Market to Plate
  • Huffington Post: Why Budget Cooking Tips are Useless for Low-Income Families
  • Self: Why 'Just Cook More' Isn't the Universal Solution to Healthy Eating
  • The Conversation: Time to Cook is a Luxury Many Families Don't Have
  • Washington Post: Today's Parents Think They Lack the Time or Skill to Throw Dinner Parties: They're Missing Out
  • New York Times: Can Home Cooking Reverse the Obesity Epidemic?
  • Wall Street Journal: It Okay. Don't Cook. This Approach is Surprisingly Healthy.
  • The Atlantic: Something is Changing in the Way People Eat at Home (Sinikka Elliott quoted)
  • Vox: How Did Home Cooking Become a Moral Issue?
  • Huffington Post: Stop Pressuring Families to Cook Homemade Meals: UBC Sociologist
  • The Atlantic: The Allure (and Limits) of Home Cooking
  • Consume This! Why "Eating for Change" Won't Fix the Food System
  • Thinking Food: Interview With Authors of Pressure Cooker
  • Ithaca College Q&A: "Pressure Cooker"
  • Civil Eats: More Time in the Kitchen May Not Be the Answer to Feeding Kids Well
  • ​New York Times: With Home Cooking, Is Feeding the Family, Feeding Resentment?
  • New York Times: When Family Dinner Doesn't Satisfy
  • Washington Post: Home-Cooked Family Dinner Isn't All it's Cracked Up to Be
  • Washington Post: The Home-Cooked Family Dinner: Yes, it's a Burden for Moms But is it Worthwhile?
  • Time: We Need to Stop Guilting Parents into Cooking Dinner
  • PBS: Study Finds that Home-Cooking Disproportionately Burdens Mothers

Radio and Podcasts

  • The Coup: Some Reservations
  • Montana Public Radio: 'Eat Food, Mostly Junk:' Lamentations Of The Food Guys
  • Mother Jones, The Bite: The Problem With Home-Cooked Meals
  • Wisconsin Public Radio: Why Fewer People Are Eating Dinner at the Kitchen Table
  • WUNC: Setting the Table: Why Dinnertime is About More Than Just Food
  • CBC Radio Tapestry: Home Cooking is Not a Solution to Modern Family Woes, Says Sociologist
  • CBC Maritime Noon: Interview with Sinikka Elliott and Joslyn Brenton
  • Eat Your Words: Pressure Cooker: Why Home Cooking Won't Solve Our Problems and What We Can Do About It
  • BYU Radio: Why Home Cookin' Ain't Always All That
  • Wisconsin Public Radio: Is Home Cooking Always the Answer to Life's Problems?
  • Slate: Mom and Dad Are Fighting: Free Lunch Edition
  • WHYY: The Challenges of Healthy Home Cooking
  • CBC Radio, On the Coast: Hell is Kitchen: Home-Cooked Family Meals Hardly a Comfort, New Book Argues
  • GRAVY Podcast: Home-Cooked Expectations: Dinner Under Pressure
  • Radio New Zealand: Myths Around Family Bonding
  • Oxford Comment: Episode 50: The Politics of Food
  • Scholars Strategy Network: Episode 60: Thinking Outside the Kitchen
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