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Nine Favorite Things โ (Friday nights Crate and Barrel signing)
Hi from New York!! Itโs Saturday morning as I type this up and Iโm off to Atlanta this afternoon. But I had to stop in for a short check-in with you all! Traveling around and sharing the new book has been amazing. Amazing! I really couldnโt be more thankful for you all. Iโm in awe of everyone who shows up each night. The fact that you guys are waiting in line to meet me boggles my mind. Weโre packing in both the Crate and Barrel and Williams-Sonoma stores with lines wayyy out the door โ wow!ย
To say I feel loved would be an understatement. We started off in Chicago with a full day of media events at the Crate and Barrel headquarters. Oddly enough Iโve actually been to their headquarters before. My mom and I visited way back in the early days of HBH when I was collaborating with them on some things. Theyโre located in the most beautiful spot. This is their basecamp where they develop product, put together their mood boards, and basically run the operations for all of CB. And they just built a new test kitchen thatโs stunning.ย
When we wrapped with CB we headed out to the SoHo House Chicago for dinner, then called it a night. The following morning was cookbook launch day. We headed back to CB where I did an Instagram live before the first signing that night at the Crate and Barrel Chicago store.ย
I signed sooo many books that night and, fortunately, all went well. Everyone in Chicago was incredibly kind, and again, Iโm just in awe of you guys! So fun to finally get to meet some of you in person!ย
The next morning it was off to DC for the Sixth & I Interview, which had over 750 people and something like 800 books (I think a little less, but close enough). It was A LOT. But the signing went quicker than I wouldโve thought it would take to get through so many books. After the signing, I did an interview with Joe Yonan, the Food and Dining editor of The Washington Post before a live audience. This was something new for me but I had a good time. It was late by the time we finished, so we just headed to the St.Regis downtown for a quick bite + drink. Which was perfect.ย
We left early Thursday morning for NYC but were delayed in Washington due to weather and a backup of planes. When we finally made it to New York, we were lateโฆvery late. I quickly showered, changed, and then headed to New Jersey for the first Williams-Sonoma signing. And yes, I was late to that too. So to everyone who came, THANK YOU for waiting and being too kind!!ย
It was almost 11 pm by the time we got back to the hotel, so I was tired. It was food and then bed for me, as I had to be up super early for Good Morning America.
Fortunately, GMA went well and was so fun. We made the Saucy Peanut Noodles from the HBH Every Day cookbook and were back at the hotel by 9 am. I had a brunch meeting at Friend of A Farmer, which is really cute! I then made a quick stop at The Last Line LA. Iโve been wanting to get my ears pierced for the longest time. I already have 2 holes, but wanted to add a few, so we decided to do something a little fun! Itโs a really cool little spot. Itโs a great place to go in the city if youโre looking for some fun jewelry and a drink.ย
I quickly headed back to the hotel to change and get ready for the Crate and Barrel signing in SoHo. I then headed on over to CB. This signing was extra special. I was able to plan a little surprise at the end of our Q&A. Antoni Porowski and Gigi Hadid stopped in for a quick 30-minute q&a!! It was so fun to finally meet them both in person. Weโve been friends virtually for the last 2 years! They were kind enough to come and surprise everyone and ask me a few questions. I could not be more thankful, theyโre just as sweet in person!!ย
That pretty much wrapped things up for New York and now weโre getting ready to head to Atlanta! Iโm sure the rest of the trip will go so fast, then Iโm home back on Wednesday night!ย
Thank you all again! Youโre incredible! Iโll have more updates next week. Below is a very, very shortened version of the usual favoriteโs post. Back to normal next week!

1. Things Iโm loving, wanting, and excited to try.
listening toโฆJimmy Fallon on Armchair Expert. Just a fun conversation to listen to. Fun fact, Red has been on the Jimmy Fallonโฆoops Red has been on Jimmy Kimmel!ย
dreaming of goingโฆanywhere warm and sunny. We all know this, but the Bahamas is at the top of my list. I wish we were going for Easter!ย
wanting to tryโฆGrace Street in NYC. Specifically the boba tea with lavender and honey that Antoni recommend to me. NYC was such a packed schedule, we didnโt have much time to break for many fun meals. But this spot is on the top of my list next trip!ย ย
missingโฆthe family! They are in Palm Springs this week and while Iโm having so much fun, Iโm definitely missing some family time!
lovingโฆThe New York Edition. This is currently where Iโm writing from and is such a sweet hotel. Everyone who works here has really gone the extra mile to make me feel at home. The room is so spacious and cozy. They made my stay with the photo they left in my room of Asher and Oslo โ SO SPECIAL! I miss those two so much, so I love this photo. Sad to be leaving here shortly!ย
orderedโฆMalleyโs Chocolate. Weโre originally from Cleveland and we order Malleyโs Easter candies every year. Nothing is better.
lovingโฆmy Re/Done jeans. I brought these along with me and Iโve been wearing them so much. Such perfect everyday jeans.ย
2. The most popular recipes of March.

Most popular: Lemon Pepper Cajun Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo

Runner-up: One Pot Sun-Dried Tomato Pasta with Whipped Ricotta

Also have to mention: 20 Minute Red Curry Basil Garlic Oil Noodles

My personal favorite:ย Double Strawberry Cupcakes

Ok, last one: Baked Cinnamon Crunch French Toast
3. Easter Baskets.
4. Favorite questions of the week.
q: whatโs something you always splurge on?
a: good skincare for sure. my skin has completely changed in the last 2-ish years since I started really taking care of it. less redness, irritation, and way fewer breakouts. but Iโm also a sucker for clothes/bags these days too ?
q: you have a 5-hour layover, what do you do to pass the time?
a: ugh. I hate layovers and avoid them at all costs. if Iโm alone, Iโm for sure working. if Iโm with my family, theyโre definitely distracting me and weโre probably wondering the airport like kids looking for something fun (hopefully itโs a cool airport). and for sure getting something to eat.
q: have you ever had another job or boss?
a: other than babysitting, no. or well, I guess for 2 months when I lived in LA when I was 18. I worked at a talent agency cold calling people. I was waiting to start school at FIDM, but that was short-lived. Iโve worked for myself since I was 19.
q: where is a place you want to visit? Where is a place you want to live?
a: Japan (top of list), anywhere in the Caribbean/Bahamas (asap), and then Paris (have to get there soon, itโs been on my dream list since I was a kid). As for where to live, this is something Iโve been thinking about and honestly canโt seem to figure out. If itโs a second house Iโd want it to be somewhere warm. If itโs a permanent home, somewhere with seasons. I love the seasons.
q: for date night would you rather do a diner, dive bar, food truck, or mixology bar?
a: food truck for sure. but in a warm place so you can sit outside. casual alwaysย
q: what trait do you appreciate in others?
a: an energy that is contagious, especially when on photoshoots and things. someone who works hard, but makes it fun/smiles every day. Itโs hard to have a bad day when you have that kind of energy around you. My friend Kristen is this to a T.ย
q: how do you feel about deviled eggs? also Caprese salad?
a: Deviled eggs are not for me. Love Caprese saladโฆbut I do think itโs a little overdone ? plus itโs only really great with awesome tomatoes and fresh basil. I also love a fun twist on Caprese salad that keeps it interesting too.
5. Favorite recipe/chapter from HBH Every Day?
Now that the book has been out a few days, what recipes are you most excited to try? Would love to hear your favorites so far!ย
And!! Number one on Amazon!!! Thank you!

6. All the fun photos so far.ย



















7. Favorite links Iโm loving.
โฆperfect for the 4th of July.
โฆfrom the Namib Desert to the Amalfi Coast.
โฆvery pretty.
โฆcute ideas.ย
โฆon Vogue beauty secrets.ย
โฆspring fashion finds from our favorite brands.ย
โฆwould you live in a hotel?ย
โฆgood tips.
8. Spring style finds.
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9. This weekโs dinners + weekend eats.

Monday:

Tuesday:

Wednesday:

Thursday:

Friday:

Saturday:ย Garlic Herb Roasted Olives with Burrata
This post was originally published on April 3, 2022















Looking for the Carrot Cake recipe??? Wanted to make for my kids, but itโs not there?
Congrats on the new book, Tieghan! I ordered several copies as your books are my favorite gift to give friends who love to cook! Meeting with my sister on Wednesday to give her a copy!
How many recipes are there in this book? Thatโs how many Iโm looking forward to making โ but especially Creamy Bacon and Tuscan Shrimp, Naan Breakfast Sandwiches, Roasted Beets and Burrata and Saucy Garlic Peanut Noodles. It was hard to choose those 4 โ absolutely everything looks OUTSTANDING!
XO & well done!
Hi Nancie,
Thanks so much for your kind message and ordering so many books, I truly appreciate the support! Thereโs about 120 recipes in the book, let me know if you have any other questions!! xTieghan
What happened to the carrot cake recipe you posted the other day?
Maybe it was an April Foolsโ Joke ?
Same question. I bought some needed items to make it, but was no longer able to pull up the recipe. I wonder if there was a typo and she needs to fix it before posting it again.
I grew up in Northport, Michigan which is your first featured favorite (on Lake Michigan). I so wish you could have visited my father and motherโs heirloom apple farm, Christmas Cove Farm. They raised 250 varieties of old fashioned apples that you cannot buy in the stores. They also made unpasteurized cider which was amazing! My favorite apple is the Wolf River for baking mixed with the Wealthy. Unfortunately my parents needed to retire and no one was interested in buying their farm as a business. Farming is hard work! You would have so appreciated seeing it. My dad harvested his special โkidsโ until the age of 89. He just celebrated his 92nd birthday and my mother will be 89 this month. You should definitely visit Northport on the Leelanau Peninsula as well as Traverse City which is quite a foodie, craft beer and wine region. A book signing would be amazing too!
Maybe it was an April Foolsโ Joke ?
Hi Maureen,
Thank you so much for sharing your story, I bet the farm was beautiful! I will definitely add Northport to my list of places to visit! Thank you for reading each week:) xTieghan
Hey Tieghan,
I received my new cookbook Tuesday and have already marked several recipes that Iโm looking forward to making this week. Besides all of the wonderful new recipes in your new book, I was struck by the beautiful pictures of you in your book!
We are all so happy for you! So excited that your book tour is going well! Love the pictures youโve shared!
Hi Mary,
Thanks so much for ordering the cookbook and your support! I am so glad you are enjoying looking through the recipes, I hope they all turn out amazing for you:) Have a wonderful week! xT
Congrats on the book! Canโt wait to get my copy. Iโm a long-time fan, so I was beyond excited when I saw you called out an article that I wrote. What a thrill! (Itโs the Summer-Ready Cabin on Lake Michigan.) Made my day!
Hi Laura,
Thank you so much for your kind message! I hope you love the book and everything you make, thanks for ordering:) Have the best day! xTieghan