Are you entertaining this holiday season? Hosting a crowd doesn’t have to be difficult. If you’d like to spend more […]
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DIY Kombucha
Do you eat fermented foods? You’re not alone! Chances are you’ve noticed a boom in products like sauerkraut, kombucha, kefir […]
DIY KRAUT with SAUTEED SAUSAGES & VEGGIES
The week after Super Bowl feels like a let down. The suspense and cheering are behind us for another year. […]
Perfect Prime Rib Beef Roast
Christmas Eve dinner at our home always means one thing: Roast Prime Rib of Beef . It’s a tradition in […]
Holiday Entertaining: The Ultimate Cheese Platter
Holiday entertaining is in full swing and nothing says “party” like a simple, thoughtfully prepared platter of local artisan […]
Perfect Roast Turkey: Brine, Dry & Spatchcock
Are you roasting a turkey for the holidays? If you’re in search of a foolproof method for making a bird […]
Mother’s Day Brunch
Mother’s Day is the perfect time to treat mom to a morning off in the kitchen. This Sunday, show her […]
Game-Day Grub: Warm Artichoke-Parmesan Dip
This Sunday, ardent football fans everywhere will be hunkered down in living rooms, bars, and restaurants across the country […]
Embracing A New Year
I could tell by the crowded parking lot at the health club this morning that it’s a New Year. […]
Getting Acquainted with Quince
At the turn of the century Novato, California was a remote Marin County outpost where dairies, poultry, and groves of fruit […]
Quick tip: How to Seed a Pomegranate
November is National Pomegranate Month and these glossy, garnet-red orbs are now in season at local farmers markets and specialty […]
Eating Clean in 2014!
Each New Year brings opportunity. Armed with the insights we’ve gained over the past twelve months, January’s clean slate means […]
Light Up Your Holidays!
The holidays are a mixed bag at our house. Each December I struggle to balance everything on my growing “to […]
Garden Time-Saver: Quick Raised Beds with M Braces
I love this time of year. Winter’s chill has finally given way to spring wildflowers and hills wrapped in blankets […]
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