Ben Mims is a Cooking Columnist at various publications. He specializes in food and beverages, focusing on recipe development and culinary writing that resonates with both home cooks and food enthusiasts. Ben's work has been featured in notable outlets including the Los Angeles Times, CNN, and America's Test Kitchen, among others.
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Ben Mims focuses on lifestyle topics with a high emphasis on seasonal content, particularly around Thanksgiving and summer. He also covers house & home-related topics.
To effectively reach out to Ben, consider proposing seasonal recipe ideas that align with his coverage focus. Additionally, offering tips for easy weeknight dinners or classic Thanksgiving recipes could be of interest to him given the themes covered in his articles.
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By Time 1¼ hours, plus 2½ hours rising and cooling Yield Serves 12 Ingredients Dough
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Ingredients 5 tablespoons unsalted butter, divided 2 ounces rustic bread, torn into rough ½-inch pieces (2 cups)
