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Annaliese Keller
Cherry clafoutis is a simple yet elegant way to celebrate the fleeting cherry season, whether served as a brunch centerpiece or a light summer dessert. This streamlined take on the classic French recipe uses pitted cherries for easier eating, while preserving all the rustic charm. Serve it warm from the oven, with a spoonful of...
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Fresh rhubarb at the farmers markets
Rhubarb tends to spark strong opinions—you either love it or leave it. But for those of us who love it, May marks the peak of rhubarb season and the perfect time to bake, simmer, and savor. While most people associate rhubarb with pies, this vibrant stalk is surprisingly versatile, adding its signature tartness to galettes,...
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Growing popular herbs in containers
Growing kitchen herbs in containers is a convenient and rewarding way to have a fresh supply of aromatic flavors right in your kitchen, backyard, or deck. Whether you have limited outdoor space or simply want easy access to your favorite herbs, container gardening offers a practical solution. Many herbs and starts are available at the...
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Culinary lavender blossoms
Lavender, with its unmistakable fragrance and calming properties, has long been prized for its beauty and therapeutic benefits. Native to the mountainous regions of the Western Mediterranean, this versatile herb was introduced to America by early settlers and has been cultivated for centuries. Of the approximately 40 known species, English lavender remains the most sought-after,...
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Cup of fresh herbal tea
There’s something deeply comforting about a warm mug of herbal tea in hand. The aroma, the gentle steam, the way it invites you to slow down — it’s a simple pleasure that never gets old. While traditional teas like black, green, and chamomile get plenty of love, there’s a vibrant, aromatic world just waiting to...
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This hearty Sweet Potato and Red Lentil Curry is a vibrant, plant-powered dish packed with warming spices, creamy coconut milk, and nutrient-rich veggies. It comes together in one pot and makes for a satisfying, comforting meal — perfect for a cozy night in. Serve it with a swirl of yogurt, a squeeze of lime juice,...
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Squash has a natural sweetness that pairs well with spicy, smoky, or citrusy flavors. This taco recipe layers texture and flavor, with pepitas (pumpkin seeds) adding protein and crunch. INGREDIENTS: 2 Delicata squashes, halved, seeded, sliced into half-moons 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil Salt, cumin, smoked paprika Corn tortillas ¼ cup sour cream or...
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Beans are protein-packed, cheap, and filling. A little smoked paprika and roasted garlic go a long way in building depth of flavor.  And….it’s gut-healthy and freezer-friendly. INGREDIENTS: 2 cups cooked white beans (like cannellini or great northern) 4 cups veggie stock 1 head garlic, roasted 1 teaspoon smoked paprika 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil...
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Cabbage is affordable, long-lasting, and packed with fiber. Charring brings out sweetness and umami. The miso butter makes it rich and savory, while sesame seeds add crunch. INGREDIENTS: 1 head green or purple cabbage, cut into 1-inch slices 2 tablespoons olive oil Salt and pepper 2 tablespoons unsalted butter (or plant-based butter) 1 tablespoon white...
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As grocery prices climb — especially with recent tariffs hitting imported foods — more families are rethinking how they shop, cook, and eat. But shifting toward a plant-forward diet doesn’t mean going full vegetarian or vegan. It’s not about labels or restrictions — it’s about eating more mindfully, more sustainably, and yes, even more deliciously....
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