Press Kit

Enter the presence of culinary royalty. In this must-have cookbook, the Casserole Queens present fresh takes on over 100 traditional dishes, including tuna noodle casserole, beef burgundy, black bean enchilada casserole, gooey apple butter cake, and peanut butter freezer pie. Watch a video clip on QVC.com »

It's the best of the '50s with an updated, sophisticated twist. The Casserole Queens Cookbook features their best recipes, with plenty of tips and techniques to make cooking a snap. Read more on myfoxatlanta.com »

Cookbook authors Crystal Cook and Sandy Pollock show TODAY’s Al Roker how prepare a French toast casserole, complete with sausage, eggs — and brie cheese. Yum! Read more on The Today Show web site »

The Casserole Queens competed against Bobby Flay on Throwdown on the Food Network. They made their World's Greatest Chicken Pot Pie. About the queens, Bobby said: "I love you guys... you are amazing talents." Read more on the Food Network web site »

The Queens made their fourth appearance on Austin Live (KVUE ABC) to discuss The Casserole Queens Cookbook. Watch the video »

The Casserole Queens were guests on Bobby Flay Radio on Sirius XM. They talked about their visit to Mesa Grill, their favorite beef casserole, and their upcoming Throwdown appearance. Listen to an audio clip » (MP3)

Restaurant critic Rob Balon gave the Casserole Queens a shout-out on his Roving Gourmet radio show on 590 KLBJ. Listen to an audio clip » (MP3)

The Casserole Queens mix up a Spring menu for Easter on We Are Austin on KEYE CBS. Watch the video »

Just in time for Valentine’s day, the Casserole Queens were live on the daily news show We Are Austin on KEYE CBS to promote their upcoming class at Whole Foods Culinary Center. The dynamic duo extended beyond their casserole offerings by demonstrating a delicious (and romantic) meal for two! Watch the video »

The Casserole Queens were featured on Good Day Austin on KTBC FOX during the “Monday’s Meal” segment. They showed viewers how to make their tasty chicken pot pie. Watch the video »

"Casserole -- just the name conjures up images of a housewife in the 1950s cooking in the kitchen. While it may be an 'old-school' meal, two local women have put a new spin on the humble casserole while also paying homage to those who invented them." (CBS KEYE)