Summer Bean Salads
A pot of beans is a summer savior. Cooked dried beans are so versatile that you can use them in […]
Creativity in the kitchen and beyond
A pot of beans is a summer savior. Cooked dried beans are so versatile that you can use them in […]
I’m not sure which I’m more excited about: lovely yellow and green beans that I grow in our garden, or […]
I discovered a new vegetable broth, my latest “favorite.” Made with the red stems of beets and the greens of […]
Managing the abundance of greens from a CSA or an overflowing garden can be a challenge. Your own garden gives […]
Red currants work magic with other seasonal fruit in the preserving pan. Those tiny translucent red orbs impart a rosy […]
You think we’re getting apricots this year? Filmishmish! “In apricot season!” As they say in Egypt, slang for “wishful thinking.” […]
The second of a two-part series on ideas for using the whole fennel plant – bulb, stalks and fronds – […]
The first of a two-part series on ideas for using the whole fennel plant – bulb, stalks and fronds – […]
We were hot and hungry. We wanted quick and simple comfort food in the stunning heat of summer, something seasonal […]
I used to weep at the bushels full of peas set before me as a kid tasked with shelling them. […]
Happy Fourth of July! Here’s a fine, seasonal potato salad that combines fresh-dug potatoes, fresh baby zucchini, snow peas, and […]
I was like one of my kids separating stew on his dinner plate into identifiable parts. A two-pound bag of […]
Don’t put that cherry pitter away just yet. Or throw out that stale loaf of bread. Here is a top […]
Some dishes that we associate with the dark days of winter from storage crops become transformed when made with the […]
I knew this would be brilliant. Tarragon was my go-to herb all spring, partly because my pot-full has been vigorous. […]
Sometimes abundance is just too much. That’s what I think about lettuce right about now. With eight heads a week […]