This is an old-time recipe from my grandmother’s cookbook that definitely has a place on the modern table. She always had a few hearty rhubarb plants in her garden that she cherished. Serve this piquant rhubarb relish with a charcuterie platter, with cheese and crackers, or use it as a condiment with pulled pork sandwiches....Read More

Rhubarb falls into the ‘love-it-or-hate-it’ category, it seems. Those of us who love it eagerly anticipate its arrival in early spring and get out the recipes for galettes, pies, coffee cakes, muffins, and jam. Though rhubarb is generally associated with pie making, it’s quite versatile. Here are some surprising facts about rhubarb that you may...Read More

Spring with its longer days and more daylight mean that hens are beginning their egg production cycle. Full egg production, generally an egg per day for each chicken, is in summer. Mother Nature has been rough on California this year with colder and wetter weather, so it’s been a slow start for ‘the girls.’ The...Read More