These bread and butter pickles are so good, friends will beg you for a jar! Sweet, tangy, and perfectly crisp, they’re a classic favorite that never lasts long in the pantry. This recipe makes a generous 8 quarts—perfect for sharing with family and friends. For the very best results, choose the freshest cucumbers you can...Read More
Homemade sauerkraut is one of the simplest and most rewarding ferments you can make. With just cabbage, salt, and a bit of time, you’ll create a crisp, tangy, and probiotic-rich condiment that’s as delicious as it is nourishing. Fermentation enhances both the flavor and nutritional value, making sauerkraut a staple in traditional diets around the...Read More
“We’ve decided to give our kraut recipe to the Universe (and to you), so if you’re seriously addicted to it like we are, you can make it at home. Some batches might be crunchier than others which is just fine — it’s still delicious. And if you do encounter a soft batch now and again,...Read More
Small pickling cucumbers are available now at KT Farms at the Aptos Farmers Market, so this is the ideal time to make pickles. Making a small batch of pickles is a great weekend project that combines creativity with practicality. If you’re new to canning, following this simple guide for your first project will hopefully build...Read More
This vibrant sauerkraut brings together the earthy sweetness of golden beets, the warming spice of fresh ginger, and the anti-inflammatory benefits of turmeric. Paired with crisp green cabbage and aromatic mustard seeds, it ferments into a tangy, colorful condiment that’s as nourishing as it is delicious. Packed with probiotics, this kraut makes a bright and...Read More
If it sits still long enough, I’m bound to use this quick pickling technique on almost anything it seems. It works beautifully with fennel, giving a sweet and sour taste that is reminiscent of mild sauerkraut. Simple, quick, and versatile. Use it to top a salad, or put it in sandwiches. It’s great on grilled...Read More