Go Grains Rice Cooker–Product Review

Go Grains Rice Cooker–Product Review

If you live alone or have a small family, the Go Grains rice cooker is a fantastic option.

Culinary Legacy In Action: Homemade Sauerkraut

Culinary Legacy In Action: Homemade Sauerkraut

I’ve been talking about culinary legacy recently and decided to move from musing to making by attempting something I’ve never tried before: homemade sauerkraut.  This fermented cabbage dish is not part of my direct culinary legacy, but of my husband’s. The first time I ever 

On Earth Day, Considering the Significance of Individual Actions

On Earth Day, Considering the Significance of Individual Actions

With all the negative headlines out there about the state of our climate, it is easy to get discouraged, to feel like you should give up. Don’t. Small actions can lead to something bigger.

An Ode to Baking

An Ode to Baking

Beyond providing a much needed distraction, why has baking struck a chord with so many? I’ve been thinking about it a lot lately and I’ve landed on many reasons, some pragmatic and some more rooted in feeling and emotion.

Comfort Foods, Pandemic Stress & Breaking the Rules

Comfort Foods, Pandemic Stress & Breaking the Rules

Our current pandemic certainly qualifies as a stressful time and, for many of us, comfort foods have become something of a safe harbour.

A Dishwashing Glove That Doesn’t Smell?

A Dishwashing Glove That Doesn’t Smell?

An innovation in dishwashing is something that will always get my attention, especially one that promises “no more stinky sponges or cloths.” Because if there’s one thing I hate about washing dishes, other than the actual washing the dishes part, it’s the struggle to keep both dishcloths and gloves free of odour.