Bold, smoky, and just the right balance of sweet and heat—this Southern-style barbecue sauce is infused with the unmistakable flavor of Jack Daniels Tennessee Whiskey. The whiskey lends a deep, oak-y richness that pairs beautifully with molasses, brown sugar, and a hint of liquid smoke. Perfect for ribs, pulled pork, chicken, or even as a...Read More

What to do with all that sourdough discard? While many bakers are already finding creative ways to cook with it — pancakes, crackers, muffins — there’s another surprising use for your bubbly byproduct: fertilizing your garden.Read More

If you’ve fallen in love with the tenderness and precision of sous vide cooking, you’re not alone. But here’s the secret to taking it from good to fabulous: the marinade. While sous vide ensures perfect texture, it’s your marinade that brings bold, bright flavor — and the farmers market is the perfect place to find...Read More

When it comes to preparing tender, flavorful meats, nothing beats the combination of a well-crafted marinade and the precise cooking technique of sous vide. Together, they unlock incredible depth of flavor while ensuring perfect doneness — every single time. What is Sous Vide? Sous vide (French for “under vacuum”) is a cooking method where food...Read More

If I could give this bread 10 stars, I would! This sourdough discard sandwich bread is truly fabulous — boasting a pillowy soft texture, impressive rise, and incredible staying power. Thanks to the addition of sourdough discard, it stays fresh for days. It’s everything you want in a homemade loaf: beautiful, delicious, and surprisingly easy...Read More

Summer is the season of grilling, backyard gatherings, and mouthwatering meals—and nothing elevates grilled meat quite like a great marinade. A well-crafted marinade not only tenderizes but also infuses meat with layers of flavor, turning a simple barbecue into a deliciously memorable experience. The Basics: What’s in a Marinade? Most marinades are built around three...Read More

There’s something about the Fourth of July that brings out the best of summer — warm evenings, the crackle of fireworks, laughter around the picnic table, and the unmistakable joy of homemade ice cream dripping down a cone. Homemade ice cream is more than a treat — it’s a tradition. Whether churned by hand, whirred...Read More

This fresh Apricot Almond kuchen is sort of a cross between a flan and a fruit-filled pancake. It’s not too sweet, and is delicious as a dessert or even for breakfast or brunch! If you don’t have fresh apricots, feel free to substitute sliced peaches or nectarines. For Crust: In a food processor bowl, combine:...Read More

Nothing says summer quite like a tall, chilled glass of fresh lemonade. Tart, sweet, and wonderfully refreshing, this classic drink is easy to make with just a few simple ingredients. By using fresh lemon juice and a homemade syrup, you get the perfect balance of bright citrus flavor and natural sweetness. Add a touch of...Read More

When it comes to apricots, no variety is more beloved — or more elusive — than Blenheim apricots. This heirloom gem, often called a true California treasure, has a long and flavorful history. First introduced to California’s Santa Clara Valley in the 1880s, Blenheims found their perfect home in the region’s warm days, cool nights,...Read More