For her 38th cookbook, New York Times cooking columnist Melissa Clark turns her attention to easy-to-prepare dinners, with much of her recipes cooked on one sheet pan. Clark talks with A.V. Club food editor Kevin Pang on the inspiration for her latest book.
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