Making the Most of Every Ingredient in Your Traditional Foods Kitchen
Discover practical ways to stretch meals, cook from pantry staples, use leftovers wisely, and make every ingredient count.
Discover practical ways to stretch meals, cook from pantry staples, use leftovers wisely, and make every ingredient count.
Learn how to make rich, gelatinous, homemade bone broth, save money by reusing bones, and enjoy a flavorful Keto variation.
Get answers to common bone broth questions, including reusing bones, achieving a good gel, saving money, and choosing the best cooking method.
Learn essential tips to make rich, gelatinous beef bone broth, plus a bonus tip for better flavor, texture, and nourishment.
Cool off with homemade electrolyte drinks, kvass, and tepache, plus a family lesson exploring early American beverages.
Bake a flaky whole wheat pie crust, savory lemon arugula tart, and easy one-bowl lemon cake and discover the joy of whole grain baking.
Join me and my husband Ted for a Q&A filled with practical kitchen tips, helpful techniques, and answers to your baking questions.
Bake a moist, tender whole wheat lemon cake in one bowl—an easy, wholesome dessert bursting with fresh citrus flavor.
Bake a bright lemon arugula tart with a tender whole wheat crust—a fresh, flavorful recipe for brunch, lunch, or a light supper.
Learn to make a tender, flaky whole wheat pie crust from scratch.
Make old-fashioned apple peel tea and explore pandowdy and switchel—three thrifty and resourceful recipes celebrating by early American kitchen wisdom.
You'll love growing plants in your GreenStalk and my latest cookbook to help you preserve your kitchen garden harvest.
Celebrate America’s 250th with free K–12 American History lessons, recipes, and hands-on activities through traditional American foods.
Bake a 19th-century blueberry buckle with The Maslin Method, blending whole grains for a tender, rustic summer dessert.
Learn how The Maslin Method began as a simple way to teach grain blending, whole grain baking, and old-fashioned kitchen wisdom.
Join me as I visit my friend Michele’s cozy Oregon mountain homestead for homemade meals and sweet friendship.