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Mar 27, 2010 | From the kitchen of Rose
The Fashion Institute of Technology puts out a beautifully designed quarterly magazine for alumni appropriately called Hue. The current publication is devoted to food and includes graduates who went from fashion to food careers. As one, I have always joked that I went from draping fabric to draping fondant.
I'm so pleased and honored to have been included in Hue and if you're interested in reading the profile, beautifully written by editor Linda Angrilli, click 
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Here is the pdf for possibly easier reading on your screen:
Rose_20-21ppSgl.pdf
And here are a few more photos of my work environment which Matthew Septimus took for your enjoyment!
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Lori K in reply to comment from Rose Levy Beranbaum
03/31/2010 11:08 PM
Oh, how neat! It's really beautiful and I'll lust after it from a distance.
Thanks for letting me know!
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Rose in reply to comment from Lori K
03/31/2010 10:51 PM
lori, that cutter was made for me from my logo which i designed!
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Linda Angrilli
03/30/2010 03:31 PM
To my BFF Rose,
Nice to see my article and Matthew's photos on your blog. Hope your fans enjoy them. It was such a pleasure to spend a few hours with you. It was also fun to bake all those cakes--a project I'm sure I'll be continuing in the future!
Best,
Linda
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Zach Townsend
03/30/2010 10:34 AM
Wow, rosiekins, that was a really fun and interesting read. I loved his intro description of the "vampire cake."
Such a wonderful picture of you - really nice article. Congrats!
Zach
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Jenn
03/29/2010 03:15 PM
Great article and lovely photos Rose. The sweater look pretty as well. As an avid knitter myself, it's nice to finally see one of your knitting creations!
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Matthew
03/29/2010 01:04 AM
Lovely photos Rose!
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Beth
03/27/2010 02:33 PM
Beautiful article, Rose. And I love the sweater! (I've just been knitting my first.) The author conveyed very convincingly the moments of panic that occur when baking. It's nice to know they happen to other people, too.
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hector
03/27/2010 01:52 PM
exquisite article and photo. your biography in two pages. INSPIRATIONAL.
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Lori K
03/27/2010 12:12 PM
Hi Rose,
Loved the article about you, but my question is actually about the rose cookie cutter in the last photo on your blog. By any chance do you remember where you got it? (Although I bet it's really old.) I'd love one for my brother, whose cookie-baking hobby is only surpassed by his rose-growing hobby.
Thanks in advance.
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