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Great food is about more than what happens in the kitchen. Beyond the Recipe explores the connections between the food we eat, the people who grow it, and the choices that shape our health and communities. From seasonal recipes and nutrition insights to homemade yogurt, sourdough, canning, and other traditional kitchen skills, this is a place to learn, explore, and reconnect with food in a more meaningful way. Our goal is simple: to help preserve the knowledge, skills, and traditions that make healthy eating more accessible, sustainable, and rewarding.

INGREDIENTS: 1-gallon goat milk 1 DVI chèvre culture Salt Cheesecloth or butter muslin METHOD: Bring the milk up to 86°F and add direct set culture, stir well, and set aside for 18-24 hours, keeping the temperature between 70-80°. After this period, the curds should be separated from the whey into one large mass in the...
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Quinoa is a versatile, protein-rich grain that’s quick to cook and adapts well to both savory and sweet dishes. Before cooking, it must be rinsed to remove saponins—a natural coating that can make quinoa taste bitter or soapy if left behind. Domestic quinoa often needs just a quick rinse, while imported varieties may require several...
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