Top Articles of 2019
Stephanie Storer grew up in western Pennsylvania and has fond memories of picking blackberries with her father, then baking fruit pies with her mother. The family always had a garden, she says. “...
Taleamor Park, in the middle of farm country outside La Porte, IN, draws people from around the country and across the globe by fulfilling a fantasy shared by many: a peaceful retreat from the...
Turmeric is a great natural dye for beginners. It yields a warm gold color on undyed natural cotton fabrics, silk and wool.
I close my eyes and take a long, deep breath. I hold it in until my diaphragm feels tight and full, then I release it slowly, pushing out every last bit of air. Then I do it again and again.
Released in the spring of 2019, Abra Berens’ Ruffage: A Practical Guide to Vegetables is a gathering of more than 100 recipes, alphabetically highlighting 29 vegetables with 230 variations. Berens...
Top Recipes of 2019
This salad is great for any potluck or outdoor dinner party. Don’t stress about the ingredients and measurements—it is meant to be rustic and flexible. Try peaches or plums instead of nectarines,...
For the best flavor, use a mix of sweet and tart apples in this cake, and choose firm varieties that will hold their structure during baking.
Recipe by Abra Berens, from Ruffage: A Practical Guide to Vegetables, Chronicle Books, 2019
This dish defines contrast—smoky grilled green beans, cool yogurt, spicy curry, crunchy...
Confit is one of the oldest techniques for preserving food. Before refrigeration, a thick, air-tight layer of fat was used to keep cooked and salted meat preserved for months. Today it is most...
You don’t need an ice cream machine to make this slightly sweet, tart and refreshing after-dinner treat. Feel free to mix up the flavors and try this recipe with other berries!
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