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about

Hi, I'm Meryl.

I've lived in big cities for the majority of my adult life. In each new place, I've known people from high school, college, graduate programs, and past jobs—but I still find myself frustrated by how difficult it can be to make new friends, real friends, as an adult.

And I know I'm not alone.

Pasta Social Club is an outgrowth of my own desire to build friendships beyond shared backgrounds, political affiliations, religious beliefs, professional workplaces, and prior education. After graduating from the Institute of Culinary Education and spending some time in the kitchens of Lilia and Misi in Brooklyn, New York, I built this platform to share the recipes I develop as a pasta maker, as well as details for upcoming events where I hope to enjoy these and many more dishes together.

I'm currently based in Washington, DC, where I host events and develop pasta-focused recipes. If you have any questions, feedback, tips, your own pasta recipes you'd like to share, or just want to say hi, I'd love to hear from you (really and truly!) at pastasocialclub@gmail.com

or via the contact form.

 

And if you want to know a little more about me,

check out some of the articles below.

​Happy pasta-making!

Photo ©️ Nico Schinco

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in the press

Make Pasta Like a Pro, Starting with These 3 Shapes

Nina Friend, Food & Wine

Inside the Dinner Party That Uses Pasta to Build New Friendships

Nikita Richardson, New York's Grub Street

Finding Her Purpose Through Pasta

The Washington Post Creative Group

How a Maryland Native Became a Global Pasta Presence via Instagram

Alyssa Langer, Eater DC

Meet friends, make pasta through this new social club

Addie Broyles, Austin-American Statesman

Food Friday: Anyone can make fresh pasta (even you)

Wisconsin Public Radio

'Cacio e pepe': Italy's beloved three-ingredient pasta dish

Emily Monaco, BBC Travel

How to Make the Most Beautiful Herb Pasta from Scratch

Abigail Napp, La Cucina Italiana

The Essential Pasta-Making Tools, According to Professional Pasta-Makers

Nikita Richardson, Dominique Pariso & Emma Wartzman, New York's The Strategist

Inside Meryl Feinstein's Pantry

Pineapple Collaborative
 

The Pasta Social Club: Bridging Social Distance with Carbs

Whalebone Magazine

Meryl Feinstein’s Path to Pasta Social Club

Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner, Diced

Join the Pasta Social Club

Heritage Radio Network

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