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Jane: “30 Under 30″

“The Best Blogs for Foodies” - New York Times

“steals our hearts with her cheerful tone and intelligent posts” - Bon Appetit

“If I were a betting man, I’d wage at least a Benjamin she gets a TV series within 5 years and manages a housewares empire in 20. Lots of crafty ideas and recipes on video, one of which features little old me making my famous cream puffs. (I like the way she dresses too!)” - Clinton Kelly

“Sarah McColl has the cutest little blog stocked with mini how-to movies! She’s a pert, red-headed hostess with a manner that is, well, just darling.” - Jenny Hart

“inspired me to start blogging” - Margaret Roach

“Along with a frequently-updated blog, she creates super-cute, short videos that show you how to do everything from roast a chicken to make a yoga mat cover. 50’s style vintage graphics and a home-spun vibe (I love that she cooks in a regular apartment kitchen on crappy white stove) make it super appealing.” - Jean Railla, author of Get Crafty

“Sarah McColl and Katy McColl Lukens are media mavens, design junkies and fantastic cooks, all in one lovely redheaded sisterly package.” - The Sister Project

“Something tells me Ms. McColl would be great fun to go lingerie shopping with, then afterwards you’d stop by some chic tiny little restaurant at 3pm and wind up there until 6:30 when people start coming in for their dinner reservations and you’ve drunk four glasses of Beaujolais and have a horrid case of the giggles and start laughing about your vibrators and the bartender — who is very cute and you have been flirting with — has to cut you off. So much more fun than Martha.” - KQED Bay Area Bites

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Martha's Circle
Strange to see how a good dinner and feasting reconciles everybody.
- Samuel Pepys