It’s Apple (Planting) Season
Autumn is the time for winding down and relaxing, so they say. It’s when you are supposed to harvest the bounty of summer that you… Read More »It’s Apple (Planting) Season
Autumn is the time for winding down and relaxing, so they say. It’s when you are supposed to harvest the bounty of summer that you… Read More »It’s Apple (Planting) Season
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Fall is finally here, and a trip to the apple orchard is definitely in order. trees are bursting with fruits, and branches laden with the… Read More »Apples Go Sweet, Savory, Boozy
re is a salad for every season. Spring salads are fresh and delicate, a tumble of baby leaves, new shoots, and springy buds. Summer brings… Read More »A Hearty Salad for Fall
It happened again; I suffered a kitchen disaster. Boy, do I hate when that happens! This time, I ruined an entire pot of pasta because… Read More »How to Cook Your Way out of se Common Kitchen Mistakes
conventional wisdom that has pervaded the wine-loving community for the past several decades could very well be updated by newer rules that make more sense.… Read More »New Rules of Wine
“Do I taste pears in this?” My neighbor was, shall we say, intrigued. Yes, I did put chunked-up pears in the minestrone we were having… Read More »Minestrone in October: An Ode to the Autumn Garden
If creamy pasta makes you weak in the knees, white lasagna is going to be right up your alley. You’ve got to try it. Unlike… Read More »This 3-Cheese White Lasagna Is Pure Comfort
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se chocolate chip scones are the ideal breakfast treat: y’re flaky, moist, and not too sweet. Think of them as a marriage of cream scones… Read More »se Chocolate Chip Scones Will Satisfy Your Cookie Cravings
Submitted by Lanie Montgomery, Ohio Biscuits and chocolate pudding might seem like an unusual pairing. But growing up, it was loved by everyone in my… Read More »Family Table: Biscuits and Chocolate Pudding, With a Side of Kentucky Memories
first step of cooking a whole hog, says Rodney Scott, “is to get you some patience. Because you’re gonna need it.” Scott would know. James… Read More »Slow and Steady: Rodney Scott on Going Whole Hog
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As summer’s sunny days yield to the darkened cold of autumn, forests pop with wild mushrooms. Autumn rains dampen the dense substrate of soil, spent… Read More »Wild About Mushrooms: Foraging and Cooking With Fall’s Hidden Treasures
Serve this robust and deeply flavorful mushroom stew over mashed root vegetables for a simple, warming autumn supper. While wild mushrooms, such as chanterelle and… Read More »Wild Mushroom and Bison Stew
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Famous for its bucolic villages, lush apple orchards, and storied dairy farms, Normandy is a northern French region that produces exceptional apples, Calvados, butter, and… Read More »Tarte Normande: A Classic French Apple Tart With Local Flavor
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re is something supremely satisfying about consuming an entire dish, including, well, the dish itself. Presenting food in food, or edible vessels, isn’t only efficient… Read More »Edible Vessels: Decorative and Delicious
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We recently visited a craft brewery to try some of their Oktoberfest beer and salty snacks. re were pretzels with mustard, French fries with mayo… Read More »Roasted Brussels Sprouts Are Perfect for a Cool Fall Weekend
This version of zucchini bread is by far my favorite. Brown butter kicks up the flavor a few notches, and the crusty sugar topping adds… Read More »Brown Butter Zucchini Bread Is an Autumnal Delight
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I must admit to being incredibly lazy when making coleslaw: I use pre-sliced bagged coleslaw mix. I reach for the bags with both red and… Read More »Easy Creamy Coleslaw