Shallots, Kumquats, and Crimson Lentils
Sweeter and milder than onions, shallots are great to use in stews of all kinds, from vegetarian to beef bourguignon.
Sweeter and milder than onions, shallots are great to use in stews of all kinds, from vegetarian to beef bourguignon.
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Wondering what to do with leftover baked sweet potatoes?
This sweet potato breakfast bowl is my go-to for a grain-free, super nourishing, fiber-filled delicious warm midwinter breakfast.
This is a simple, versatile way to prepare any high-quality pork roast, especially if it is bone-in.
There’s something so comforting about warm stew on a cold winter day.
The Campfire Bōōz is a prime example of a classic Ale Works cocktail that is deeply Montanan.
This modern take on a turnip soup is an accessible foray into the world of homemade molecular gastronomy.
This warm salad of Brussels sprouts, golden beets, bacon, and crumbled feta in a maple Dijon vinaigrette is the perfect side dish for locally sourced eggs, beef, lamb, pork, or trout.
I can’t think of an easier or more comforting side dish for any meal of the day than a traditional Irish farl
Did you know that a shepherd’s pie made with beef is actually called “cottage pie?” And that traditional shepherd’s pie is made with lamb?
Inspired by the Italian tradition of honoring the ingredient.