Monday, September 27, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Love at First Bite, Updated Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Gina Meyers
ginammeyers@gmail.com
Love at First Bite:
The Unofficial Twilight Cookbook
By Gina Meyers
SINK YOUR TEETH INTO MOUTH-WATERING RECIPES STRAIGHT FROM THE PAGES OF THE “TWILIGHT” SAGA
Twilight Cookbook featured on the Alan Carr, Chatty Man-Eclipse Show with Twilight Saga Stars, Kellan Lutz, Nikki Reed, Xavier Samuel, and Ashley Greene. July 4, 2010.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAM6GKkqThg
Whether you’re ‘Team Edward’ or ‘Team Jacob,’ a Twi-hard, Twi-mom or even a Twi-dad, there is no doubt the international phenomenon known as Twilight has had a ignited a spark of excitement in our kitchens and has had a cultural impact on society. Now the delectable delights interwoven throughout the Twilight saga can be found in pop culture writer and cook Gina Meyers’ new book, Love at First Bite: the Unofficial Twilight Cookbook, isbn: 978-1-4502-2200-6 – guaranteed to please the appetites of any mortal.
Love at First Bite: The Unofficial Twilight Cookbook offers a satisfying array of mouth-watering dishes inspired by or from the Twilight films and books, that anyone of any age can cook with ease and enjoyment. To help the reader determine the skill level involved in preparing each dish, the recipes are labeled “easy”, “medium”, or “hard”. One fork means “easy”, two forks, “medium”, and three forks means it is a “difficult” or “hard” recipe.
Edward’s Cornflake Chicken “I cooked my way through Julie Child’s cookbook and now I am halfway through the Twilight Cookbook. Last night I made Edward’s Cornflake Chicken.”
--TV character Kevin Malone from NBC’s hit series, The Office, episode “The Delivery”
In the pages of Love at First Bite, you will find delicious dishes straight out of the book’s pages including:
• Werewolf Chow
• Twilight Tribute Punch (as seen on the popular late night Alan Carr, Chatty Man Show)
• Edward Cullen’s Cornflake Chicken (as mentioned on the NBC hit show, The Office)
• Love at First Bite Red Velvet Cake
• Mushroom Ravioli
• Eclipse Punch (as demonstrated on Fox 26 and NBC morning show Central Valley Today)
• Jacob Black’s Grilled Cheese Sandwich
• Steak and Potatoes (as heard on national radio show, Mancow Muller)
• And so much more!
In addition to the recipes, you’ll also find:
• Cast lists for Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse
• A Twilight Party Planning Checklist
• Bella’s Prom Planner
• 101 Random Bits and Pieces of Twilight Saga
• Invaluable resources on the international Twilight cooking classes tour, 2010-2011.
• And much more!
Give into your epicurean temptation and sink your teeth into Love at First Bite: the Unofficial Twilight Cookbook. The recipes will leave you breathless and hungry for more!
Gina Meyers is best known for her popular culture television trivia and cooking expertise books related to the Twilight Saga and the iconic television show Bewitched. Gina’s Love at First Bite: the Unofficial Twilight Cookbook, first edition, has been listed in OK! Magazine’s top Twilight merchandise must-haves and featured on Comedian Alan Carr, Chatty Man’s late night show out of England, July 4, 2010. Her Twilight Tribute Punch Recipe was loved by Emmett Cullen, aka, Kellan Lutz, Vampiress Alice Cullen, aka Ashley Green, and Rosalie Cullen, aka Nikki Reed as well as actor Xavier Samuel, aka. Riley. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAM6GKkqThg
From an early age, she had a passion for the culinary arts, experimenting in the kitchen with baking breads, muffins, cookies and cakes. From 1997 to 2009, Meyers taught a plethora of entertaining and fun cooking classes for kids from Easy Meals in Minutes to Storybook Cooking and Crafts.
Gina has been a television consultant for Popstar! Magazine and Columbia Pictures Television, as well as Nickelodeon Magazine. She is a featured business expert at business.com and the San Jose Cooking Examiner.
Website: www.unofficialtwilightcookbook.blogspot.com
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=66903533856
Love At First Bite can be purchased from www.amazon.com and www.barnesandnoble.com
Contact: Gina Meyers
ginammeyers@gmail.com
Love at First Bite:
The Unofficial Twilight Cookbook
By Gina Meyers
SINK YOUR TEETH INTO MOUTH-WATERING RECIPES STRAIGHT FROM THE PAGES OF THE “TWILIGHT” SAGA
Twilight Cookbook featured on the Alan Carr, Chatty Man-Eclipse Show with Twilight Saga Stars, Kellan Lutz, Nikki Reed, Xavier Samuel, and Ashley Greene. July 4, 2010.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAM6GKkqThg
Whether you’re ‘Team Edward’ or ‘Team Jacob,’ a Twi-hard, Twi-mom or even a Twi-dad, there is no doubt the international phenomenon known as Twilight has had a ignited a spark of excitement in our kitchens and has had a cultural impact on society. Now the delectable delights interwoven throughout the Twilight saga can be found in pop culture writer and cook Gina Meyers’ new book, Love at First Bite: the Unofficial Twilight Cookbook, isbn: 978-1-4502-2200-6 – guaranteed to please the appetites of any mortal.
Love at First Bite: The Unofficial Twilight Cookbook offers a satisfying array of mouth-watering dishes inspired by or from the Twilight films and books, that anyone of any age can cook with ease and enjoyment. To help the reader determine the skill level involved in preparing each dish, the recipes are labeled “easy”, “medium”, or “hard”. One fork means “easy”, two forks, “medium”, and three forks means it is a “difficult” or “hard” recipe.
Edward’s Cornflake Chicken “I cooked my way through Julie Child’s cookbook and now I am halfway through the Twilight Cookbook. Last night I made Edward’s Cornflake Chicken.”
--TV character Kevin Malone from NBC’s hit series, The Office, episode “The Delivery”
In the pages of Love at First Bite, you will find delicious dishes straight out of the book’s pages including:
• Werewolf Chow
• Twilight Tribute Punch (as seen on the popular late night Alan Carr, Chatty Man Show)
• Edward Cullen’s Cornflake Chicken (as mentioned on the NBC hit show, The Office)
• Love at First Bite Red Velvet Cake
• Mushroom Ravioli
• Eclipse Punch (as demonstrated on Fox 26 and NBC morning show Central Valley Today)
• Jacob Black’s Grilled Cheese Sandwich
• Steak and Potatoes (as heard on national radio show, Mancow Muller)
• And so much more!
In addition to the recipes, you’ll also find:
• Cast lists for Twilight, New Moon, and Eclipse
• A Twilight Party Planning Checklist
• Bella’s Prom Planner
• 101 Random Bits and Pieces of Twilight Saga
• Invaluable resources on the international Twilight cooking classes tour, 2010-2011.
• And much more!
Give into your epicurean temptation and sink your teeth into Love at First Bite: the Unofficial Twilight Cookbook. The recipes will leave you breathless and hungry for more!
Gina Meyers is best known for her popular culture television trivia and cooking expertise books related to the Twilight Saga and the iconic television show Bewitched. Gina’s Love at First Bite: the Unofficial Twilight Cookbook, first edition, has been listed in OK! Magazine’s top Twilight merchandise must-haves and featured on Comedian Alan Carr, Chatty Man’s late night show out of England, July 4, 2010. Her Twilight Tribute Punch Recipe was loved by Emmett Cullen, aka, Kellan Lutz, Vampiress Alice Cullen, aka Ashley Green, and Rosalie Cullen, aka Nikki Reed as well as actor Xavier Samuel, aka. Riley. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAM6GKkqThg
From an early age, she had a passion for the culinary arts, experimenting in the kitchen with baking breads, muffins, cookies and cakes. From 1997 to 2009, Meyers taught a plethora of entertaining and fun cooking classes for kids from Easy Meals in Minutes to Storybook Cooking and Crafts.
Gina has been a television consultant for Popstar! Magazine and Columbia Pictures Television, as well as Nickelodeon Magazine. She is a featured business expert at business.com and the San Jose Cooking Examiner.
Website: www.unofficialtwilightcookbook.blogspot.com
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/group.php?gid=66903533856
Love At First Bite can be purchased from www.amazon.com and www.barnesandnoble.com
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Answer to interview question for Relate Magazine
What advice would you give teenage girls?
That is a great question. The children are our future and being a teenage girl once and having two teenage daughters currently, I am aware at what a huge transition time it is. What I mean by transition time is it is when a girl grows into herself and emerges from being a silk worm (then the cocoon) into a butterfly. My advice to all teenage girls is to be yourself, find your passions, explore all of your interests, don't cave to peer pressure, accept yourself for your unique personality and to be persistent with your dreams and goals. The person I am today is a direct result of the person I was beginning to become in high school (I started peer counseling, because my school didn't offer it and a wonderful teacher of mine agreed to facilitate, I also wrote for the school newspaper, which was not only fun and engaging but also educational, I learned how others viewed the world, my parents also allowed me to go to Europe for the summer of my Sophomore year, this too shaped my understanding of the world and gave me compassion for others). Often times, the school environment or even the home environment isn't the right match for a teenage girl. Seek out friends, peers, and adults you can trust that uplift your own unique spirit. Switch schools if the environment doesn't fit for you, even if it is more of a sacrifice for your parents or yourself, it is worth becoming the best you can be, but if you are in an environment that negatively affects your self worth, you must stand firm and stand up for yourself, no one will do it for you!
That is a great question. The children are our future and being a teenage girl once and having two teenage daughters currently, I am aware at what a huge transition time it is. What I mean by transition time is it is when a girl grows into herself and emerges from being a silk worm (then the cocoon) into a butterfly. My advice to all teenage girls is to be yourself, find your passions, explore all of your interests, don't cave to peer pressure, accept yourself for your unique personality and to be persistent with your dreams and goals. The person I am today is a direct result of the person I was beginning to become in high school (I started peer counseling, because my school didn't offer it and a wonderful teacher of mine agreed to facilitate, I also wrote for the school newspaper, which was not only fun and engaging but also educational, I learned how others viewed the world, my parents also allowed me to go to Europe for the summer of my Sophomore year, this too shaped my understanding of the world and gave me compassion for others). Often times, the school environment or even the home environment isn't the right match for a teenage girl. Seek out friends, peers, and adults you can trust that uplift your own unique spirit. Switch schools if the environment doesn't fit for you, even if it is more of a sacrifice for your parents or yourself, it is worth becoming the best you can be, but if you are in an environment that negatively affects your self worth, you must stand firm and stand up for yourself, no one will do it for you!
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