Sauerkraut is a traditional staple food for a reason. It’s a delicious way to naturally preserve fresh vegetables and even fruits into and through the winter months, and is more digestible and nutritious than it’s component parts. You can scale this recipe up to make a large batch or down, just keep the ratios of salt to cabbage the same (you can use slightly more salt to taste but not less). The nutty caraway seeds are delicious with the sweet apples and tart pickled cabbage.
View RecipeThese pumpkin spice sugar cookies are a rolled cookie dough that are crisp and tender, but sturdy enough for decorating. It's an easy cut-out cookie recipe, with pumpkin spice & real pumpkin to capture the essence of fall! Recipe yield and total baking time will vary, depending on how thick you roll them and the size of your cookie cutters. Adjust baking times accordingly!
View RecipeThese easy drop cookies are vegan and allergen-friendly, since they're egg free and dairy free. But most importantly, they're delicious! You can use apple cider or juice instead of the brown ale or pumpkin beer in this recipe.
View RecipeThis traditional southern pecan pie is a great addition to your holiday pie table, or to bake and make any day special! It has a rich, caramel flavored filling, with buttery pecans and a flaky pastry crust. I recommend a homemade all-butter crust, but you can use your favorite quality store-bought crust in a pinch (though the pie won't be quite as good).
View RecipeThis homemade pumpkin mac & cheese recipe has it all… a rich, creamy, cheddar cheese sauce, a subtle blend of spices, and brightly-colored pumpkin puree. This is ultimate-comfort food, but with an extra superpowered veggie-boost!
View RecipeThis authentic bistro-style French onion soup is a safe pressure canning recipe or is ready to serve as a party-sized batch. Or, you can freeze portions for easy elegant meals!
View RecipeThis rich and delicious butternut squash, goat cheese, & caramelized onion quiche is a perfect fall-winter vegetarian brunch or dinner recipe.
View RecipeThis authentic bistro-style French onion soup is a safe pressure canning recipe or is ready to serve as a party-sized batch. Or, you can freeze portions for easy elegant meals!
View RecipeThis pressure canning recipe for Zuppa Toscana is a flavorful, substantial soup that combines Italian sausage, potatoes, white beans and greens to make a delicious, pantry-ready meal. This recipe was developed using the guidelines in FNH-00065, "Canning Soups and Sauces", a bulletin released by the University of Alaska, Fairbanks Cooperative Extension, which permits using diced celery and onion in make-your-own brothy soup recipes, even though those two ingredients do not have listed individual processing times per the USDA Choice Soup canning guidelines. It has not been individually lab-tested but was written in accordance with these safe-canning guidelines. You can also skip the pressure canning steps, simmer the soup until done, and serve or freeze right away!
View RecipeThis rich and delicious Scandinavian-inspired quiche pairs smoked trout or salmon with thin slices of golden potato, tangy goat cheese, and fresh dill for an inspired brunch or light dinner recipe.
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