SauceGrove Editorial Desk reads every message sent through the form below. There is no switchboard in the way: use the form and it lands with the desk that maintains the recipes.
The messages worth sending
- A sauce that broke. Say at which point: whisking in the dairy, holding it on the heat, or reheating the next day. Those three moments account for most splits, and knowing which one shows whether the instructions were too vague.
- A reduction that never thickened. Pan width matters more than people expect. Say what you used.
- A correction. If a quantity or a temperature in a recipe does not hold up in your kitchen, the desk would rather know than not know.
- A pairing that worked better than the one suggested. Send it along.
Reply times
A few days as a rule. Put the problem in your first sentence rather than at the end of a long message and you will hear back faster, because it can be answered directly instead of working out what is being asked.
What does not get an answer
- Guest posts and contributed articles. SauceGrove does not publish them.
- Link insertions, paid mentions, and sponsorship pitches.
- Bulk SEO mail.
No reply is the answer to those.