Bitter melon chips are a crunchy, flavorful snack that turns an often-overlooked vegetable into something irresistible. Coated in a spiced chickpea-rice flour batter and fried until golden, these chips strike the perfect balance of crisp texture and bold seasoning. A dash of chaat masala and chili powder adds a tangy, spicy kick, while the frying...Read More

This cozy sweet potato soup is spiced with cinnamon, cayenne, and nutmeg for a warming depth of flavor, then finished with a garnish of golden maple-crusted croutons for a touch of sweetness and crunch. Creamy, comforting, and simple to prepare, it’s a perfect fall or winter soup—ideal for a holiday starter or a nourishing weeknight...Read More

This pie has a story as rich as its flavor. Master Chief Steward Harry Hightower first served it to President Harry Truman aboard the battleship USS Missouri, and it quickly became the President’s favorite dessert. Since then, buttermilk pecan pie has earned a place in countless family recipe boxes. With its velvety custard base, tangy...Read More

Sometimes called a “chocolate cobbler” in the Midwest, Devil’s Float is part brownie, part pudding, and every bit indulgent. As it bakes, the thick batter rises to the top while a rich chocolate sauce forms underneath—creating a dessert that’s gooey, fudgy, and self-saucing. With simple pantry ingredients, you can whip up this nostalgic treat anytime....Read More

Whole grains are nutrient-dense foods packed with fiber, protein, vitamins, and minerals. They’re also a healthier alternative to refined carbohydrates. If reaching the recommended three servings a day feels daunting, try simple swaps: add grains to soups, salads, or main dishes, or enjoy them as a warm breakfast cereal. Love crunchy textures like popcorn? Many...Read More

This vegan pumpkin bread captures all the warmth and nostalgia of pumpkin pie in an easy-to-slice loaf. Made without eggs or dairy, it’s wonderfully moist thanks to pumpkin purée, coconut milk, and flaked coconut, which also adds a subtle texture and richness. Spiced with cinnamon and nutmeg, and finished with toasted walnuts or pecans for...Read More

These decadent little bites capture all the flavors of a classic pecan pie in a rich, poppable truffle. Toasted pecans, graham crackers, and brown sugar are bound together with a splash of bourbon (or your favorite spirit), then dipped in smooth dark chocolate for an indulgent finish. A sprinkle of sea salt makes them irresistible....Read More

Everyone enjoys a great piece of pie, especially at Thanksgiving, and it is easily one of America’s favorite desserts. However, the bane of most cooks is making the pie crust! While it’s easy and convenient to turn to store-bought, pre-rolled pie crust, nothing comes close to a homemade, buttery, flaky pie crust. If you’re a...Read More

When fresh almonds arrive at the farmers’ market, it’s the perfect time to make your own almond butter at home. Not only is it fresher and more flavorful than store-bought, but you also get to control the texture, oil content, and salt level to your liking. Almonds are naturally rich in protein, fiber, and vitamin...Read More

his cozy Swiss-inspired twist on the classic green bean casserole layers tender haricot verts in a creamy sour cream and Swiss cheese sauce, topped with golden, buttery breadcrumbs. It’s similar in spirit to the beloved Thanksgiving staple but elevated with Schoch Family Farmstead‘s Junipero cheese, a local variety that tastes much like a mild Swiss....Read More