Golden Beets

Golden Beets

Seasonal Sunday is about slowing down and letting what’s in season nourish us, naturally and gently. This week, we’re spotlighting golden beets. Golden beets are naturally sweet and mellow, offering all the goodness of beets without the strong earthy intensity many...
Soup from What You Have

Soup from What You Have

There’s a wicked winter storm heading toward the U.S. Snow, ice, high winds and whenever that happens, people do what they always do, rush the grocery store. Shelves empty fast. And once the panic buying is over, we’re all left at home thinking, “Well, Let’s use up...
Plain Old Carrots

Plain Old Carrots

Today, I’m feeling grateful for something simple, humble and often overlooked, Plain old carrots. Carrots are one of those quiet staples that seem to fit in everywhere. They’re crisp and refreshing when eaten raw, tender and comforting when steamed and deeply...
A Sweet Potato Worth Noticing

A Sweet Potato Worth Noticing

Today I want to highlight a seasonal favorite that feels a little special, The Japanese sweet potato. If you’ve ever cooked one, you already know it’s different. The skin is a beautiful deep purple, while the inside is pale and creamy. Once cooked, the texture becomes...
The One Step Everyone Skips with Leeks…!

The One Step Everyone Skips with Leeks…!

Today we’re keeping things simple, no recipe this week, just a quick kitchen tip that makes all the difference. Leeks are delicious, but they hide a secret. They grow in sandy soil and grit loves to tuck itself between the layers. If you’ve ever bitten into a dish and...
The Plant Foods Everyone’s Quietly Adding

The Plant Foods Everyone’s Quietly Adding

Lately, there’s a quiet shift happening in plant-based kitchens. More people are choosing to eat the plants themselves: seaweed, algae and other nutrient-dense greens, simply and intentionally, instead of capsules and powders. Sea vegetables like nori, wakame and...