Basil lemon cocktail.
Hooray! We’re on STAYcation this week! Which means we’re enjoying a different cocktail every night [yep, that’s right: cocktails on a weeknight]. Rob is planning to shake up a summery lemon drop cocktail infused with basil …
Hooray! We’re on STAYcation this week! Which means we’re enjoying a different cocktail every night [yep, that’s right: cocktails on a weeknight]. Rob is planning to shake up a summery lemon drop cocktail infused with basil …
Score! I found this bundle of vintage recipe cards in an antique store, and can’t wait to explore someone’s old family recipes.
If you find yourself with a glut of crispy-fresh summer green beans, you can easily freeze them to enjoy several months down the road. Here’s how.
At last weekend’s Ohio Valley Greenmarket, the highly respected farmer and food advocate Paul Willis shared inspiring thoughts about local food.
What do you get when you combine tomatoes, basil, balsamic and olive oil in a jar and let it sit in the sunshine? This perfect summer salad dressing.
I spotted these jars of heirloom tomatoes at my cookware store over the weekend. And I thought: Damned if I can’t make this myself. So stay tuned for a post on canning your own varietal heirloom …
Two summertime favorites—corn and tomatoes—make perfect toppings for homemade pizza. Who knew? Check out the recipe!
My cookbook, The Findlay Market Cookbook, is Cincinnati’s local cookbook — a celebration of local food as it’s best represented by Cincinnati’s historic public market.
In addition to sharing easy recipes here, I’m the editor of Edible Ohio Valley magazine and the author of “The Findlay Market Cookbook.” I’m a journalist, writer and editor focused on food, wellness and creativity. I love to speak about local food and teach casual cooking classes around the Cincinnati region.