Location
Skopje, North Macedonia
School
Ss. Cyril and Methodius University, University of Agriculture and Life Sciences (MATE)
Expertise
Wine, Food Science, Balkan Cuisine
- During her studies, Georgina worked at a local gelato shop, helping make over 20 unique flavors daily.
- She completed an internship at Tikveš Winery, the largest and most awarded winery in Southeastern Europe and beyond, where she mastered many techniques for crafting exceptional wines.
- Always eager to experiment, Georgina often hosts dinner parties with friends, ensuring no one leaves until every last bite is gone.
Experience
Georgina is a Macedonian writer with five years of experience. A passionate wine enthusiast and foodie, she loves tasting new wines and uncovering the story behind each bottle. When she's not writing, Georgina enjoys traveling, and often finds herself at karaoke parties, eagerly trying to hit the high notes. Her work has been featured in many publications and online platforms, including the Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, Daily Star, Press Gazette, and Interesting Engineering.
Education
Georgina holds a bachelor's degree in viticulture and oenology from Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in North Macedonia, and a master's specialization in the same field from MATE University in Hungary.
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Food Science
By Georgina Jedikovska
Bluberries are a sweet, tart source of healthy compounds, but consuming them with this one other common fruit can limit how well your body absorbs them.
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Food Science
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Cabbage is a central ingredient in many a delicious dish, but you can quickly ruin everything if you cook it in aluminum pots and pans. Here's the science.
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Cooking
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Subtly sweet with just the right amount of succulent fat, pork chops shine when cooked in the oven or when they're pan-fried, but which method is better?
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Metal pans, especially those made from aluminum, are not great for food storage. Here's why you'll want to transfer your bakes to other containers.
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Cooking
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Everyone loves mashed potatoes, but if you've ever wondered how you could take them up a notch, the answer might already be hiding in your spice cabinet.
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Sweet potatoes can be hardy under the right storage conditions. Here's how long they last raw, cooked, frozen, and resting at room temperature.
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Cooking
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If you find that fried chicken from a restaurant is always crispier and more flavorful than your own kitchen efforts, make sure you're using this frying method.
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News
By Georgina Jedikovska
While salmonella is usually caught from poultry, it can also spread through vegetables. Here's how the bacteria spread, and what you can do about it.
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Cooking
By Georgina Jedikovska
Roasted potatoes are a classic side dish, one that so many of us regularly enjoy. However, if you want to get them truly crispy, add this pantry staple.
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Fast Food
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This breakfast item has less salt and saturated fat, making it the healthiest option on the menu. You can also make certain other items more nutrition balanced.
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Kitchen Tools
By Georgina Jedikovska
A rice cooker can make meals a lot easier, especially if you treat it with care. Here's how to keep your rice cooker in optimal shape to prolong its lifespan.
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Food Science
By Georgina Jedikovska
Blueberries are wonderful little treats, but they can be made better with just a touch of this pantry staple. You have some on your table already.
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Cooking
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Making your own salad dressing isn't nearly as complicated as it sounds. All you need to know is the classic 3-to-1 method, and some ingredient suggestions.
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Facts
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For a taste of one of the world's most prized fruits, you'll have to get your hands on this one exclusive type of watermelon that's only grown in Japan.
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Food Science
By Georgina Jedikovska
Salmon comes in an array of different shades of pink and red, and the variations in color don't necessarily mean one type is better than another.
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Cooking
By Georgina Jedikovska
Pasta salad is a great way to use up leftover ingredients, but you should still ensure it has great flavor by including some of this common sandwich topping.
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Food Science
By Georgina Jedikovska
This common bologna myth may be keeping you from enjoying one of the most underappreciated sandwich meats on the market. Find out why it's not true.
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Cocktails And Spirits
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If you're nervous about ordering whiskey at a bar, there are a few tips that you should keep in mind. Here's what a bartending expert has to say about it.
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Cooking
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If your rice is turning out mushy, it could be your technique. Here's the common mistake people make with rice that's ruining your grain's texture.
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Kitchen Tools
By Georgina Jedikovska
Nonstick pans don't exactly last a lifetime like cast iron. Still, how long can they last, and what can you do to get the most out of your nonstick pan?
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Cleaning
By Georgina Jedikovska
Not replacing the water filter can lead to several issues, including a decrease in its efficiency and slower water flow. This is often it needs to be replaced.
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Cooking
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Baby back ribs take time and effort to make, so you want them to wow when they're done. An easy way to accomplish this is to marinate them in this liquid gold.
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Cooking
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Asparagus isn't everyone's favorite, but you can quickly make it so if you stop skipping this key step. It's simple to do, and you can easily make it your own.
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Kitchen Tools
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Owala bottles are all the rage, mostly because they're great at what they do. They can even keep your drinks cold for ages, so long as you care for them well.
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Cooking
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Chef Marcus Samuelsson explains how he takes macaroni and cheese to the next level with another affordable, easy-to-make Southern comfort food.
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How-To
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Instead of overpaying for precut steaks at the butcher, try cutting them yourself for a fraction of the price. Here's exactly how to tackle beef tenderloin.
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Food Science
By Georgina Jedikovska
A beloved French cheese is known for its powerful smell and creamy texture, but American food regulations mean you may not be able to try the original version.
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