We grow a lot of peppers here on the farm, and cayenne peppers are one of my favorites. They’re easy to grow, super productive, and pack the perfect amount of heat. One of the best ways I’ve found to preserve them is by making fermented cayenne pepper hot sauce. Not only does fermentation add amazing […]
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Focaccia bread might look fancy, but it’s actually one of the easiest breads you can bake at home. This version uses just 4 simple ingredients – flour, yeast, water, and olive oil – and requires no kneading. The result? Soft, fluffy bread with a golden crust that’s perfect for dipping in soups, slicing for sandwiches,
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One of the absolute best things about keeping a sourdough starter is the endless opportunity to use sourdough discard. If you’ve maintained a starter for any amount of time, you’ve probably realized just how quickly discard accumulates. For some bakers, this can feel like a frustrating waste. But for those who embrace the creative possibilities
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In 2024 I, like many, many, many people, went down the sourdough rabbit hole. It was all over my social media feed. Sourdough benefits and taste were talked about everywhere. In early spring I got gifted a starter so I watched a few videos, read some things and tried it out. Everyone talked about proper
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You may know about radishes. Pretty pink little round root vegetables that have a mild kick/tangy taste. They are the quickest and usually first spring crop to come to harvest. Radishes take approximately 28 days from seed to harvest and are well known as a decorative plate vegetable or as a topping in salads. We
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