This mixed berry chia seed jam is so quick and easy to make! No elaborate jam-making or canning required. Perfect for using up your summer fruit.

Berries, berries, berries! Nothing beats a bowl o… Lire la suite

Marmalade-style rose hip jam with rose hips, orange, apple, lemon, and sugar.

During the summer, when the beach rose bushes are filled with bright rose hips, one of my favorite things to make is … Lire la suite

Dulce de Membrillo recipe, a popular Spanish paste made from quince and served with Manchego cheese.

Ever since I started making quince jelly people have been telling me about membrillo, a quince… Lire la suite

Did you just get a new sous vide immersion circulator? Here’s a guide for getting started with cooking sous vide at home!

Did you just get a fancy new immersion circulator for cooking sous vide a… Lire la suite

Are you just not sure you’re holding your chef’s knife right? Do knives in general mystify you? Here are two of the most common ways to hold your chef’s knife.

A chef’s knife is asset in the kitc… Lire la suite

Ready to jump into meal planning? Not quite sure where to start? We’ve got your back! Here are 10 tips for first-time meal planners to get you off on the right track.

So, you’re ready to bite the… Lire la suite

Give any recipe a quick flavor boost with one of these easy tricks!

If you cook frequently, you may find yourself hitting a proverbial wall—you want to improve your dishes, but sometimes, after a… Lire la suite

Making a batch of chicken wings? Save yourself some money by buying whole chicken wings and breaking them into pieces yourself. It’s easy! Here’s how.

Making a batch of chicken wings? You can buy… Lire la suite

Growing up, I didn’t realize just how many things I could make from scratch. I grew up on bottled salad dressings and condensed soups. I’ll never forget the first time I read about making my own cream… Lire la suite

How to use a mason jar with your blender to whip or chop things right into the jar.

Did you know that many, if no… Lire la suite

Here’s a simple photo tutorial on how to trim an artichoke down to its heart.

Sometimes you want to get right to the heart of the matter, in this case the heart of the glorious fresh artichokes t… Lire la suite

A method for easily and cleanly getting corn kernels off of a cob, using a bundt pan to catch hold the corn cob and catch the kernels.

Lots of recipes (creamed corn, corn chowder, corn salad) req… Lire la suite