In today’s episode, I welcome Jessie-Sierra Ross to the show. Jessie is a former professional ballerina turned food and lifestyle blogger. She’s the creative mind behind the blog Straight to the Hips, Baby, where she shares her elegant yet approachable style of cooking, cocktails, and home entertaining.

We dive into Jessie’s transition from the world of ballet to the arena of home entertaining, discussing:

  • Transition from Ballet to Blogging:
    Jessie shares her journey from ballet slippers to blogging, detailing how her background in the performing arts shaped her approach to food and entertaining.
  • Building a Brand:
    Jessie’s advice on developing a distinct brand style, centered on content pillars and being true to your interests.
  • Highlights from Seasons Around the Table:
    A look at Jessie’s new book, which celebrates seasonal cooking, beautiful table settings, and recipes designed to enhance any gathering.
  • Thanksgiving Tips:
    Jessie’s top tips for a seasonal Thanksgiving feast, including ideas for tablescaping and decor that will bring warmth and sophistication to the holiday table.

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Things We Mention In This Episode:

Straight to the Hips, Baby

Seasons Around the Table

Mastering the Art of French Cooking

Tartine Bread

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