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The Bugs that Give Wine Its Flavor

For the uninitiated, wine talk can be puzzling. Oenophiles gush over hints of tobacco, pencil shavings, charred herbs, and loamy soil. It’s brawny, chewy, cedary, or raw. Whether these descriptions are perceptive or pretentious, they… 

How to ferment almost anything

There’s a reason chef Cortney Burns of “A Living Larder” has a basement filled wall to wall with jars. The art of fermenting vegetables is as simple as soaking them in salt and water, or—another… 

The Living Larder – the Joys of Fermentation

When Cortney Burns moved east from San Francisco to build a restaurant in the Massachusetts woods, she brought along the key building blocks of complex flavor: a pantry full of funky, fermenting things.  The first… 

Spring Rhubarb is here!

TODAY’S LESSON: Rhubarb loves the cool spring growing season that develops the stalks slowly and full of flavor. Today we will unlock the secrets to a perfect rhubarb pie. WHERE DOES RHUBARB COME FROM? The… 

FOOD WASTE: WHICH FUTURE?

Have you ever wondered how much food is produced every year in the world? 4’000’000’000 tons. How much of this food is wasted? 1’300’000’000, 30%; ⅓ of the world’s food produced goes in the trash…