Pickled Stone Fruit Jam
Post by Molly August was a real race against the clock with my Local Roots & Tonnemaker Farms CSA. The consistent haze and heat made it hard to do more than sit on… Continue reading
Post by Molly August was a real race against the clock with my Local Roots & Tonnemaker Farms CSA. The consistent haze and heat made it hard to do more than sit on… Continue reading
Post by Anna It’s mid-October, which means I have no business writing about cherries. But when you uncover a stash of pickled cherries that your forgetful/forward-thinking self put up four months ago during the Great… Continue reading
Post by Molly As soon as the leaves start turning, I can’t escape my parent’s house without a bursting bag of apples from their tree shoved into my purse. At Rosh Hashanah, the… Continue reading
Post by Anna Ten and a half months out of the year, supermarket cherries are sad, rubbery imports that are just one step away from a canned fruit cocktail. But when you’re sitting… Continue reading
Post by Anna Leftovers, like everything else good and practical, are becoming hip. Previously untouched pieces of animal fat and organs — sometimes called ‘variety meats’ — are sold at butcher shops and… Continue reading
Post by Molly I know the holidays are in full swing when the amount of chopping, slicing, peeling, and grating in my kitchen just about matches the level of late night cookie consumption… Continue reading
Post by Anna Pickles are definitely a thing right now. You’ll find them on every menu, from uppity small-plate restaurants to food trucks, and they’re the gateway drug to the do-it-yourself food craze (you… Continue reading
Post by Molly Recently, my world was rocked by the idea of using almond meal as a flour substitute. Too often, gluten-free baked goods just don’t cut it. Lack of the glue-like compound… Continue reading