Recipes, Kitchen Tips & More
The family behind Kitchen Warehouse—the Macaulays and Murphys—are full of enthusiastic cooks, avid entertainers, and devoted foodies so it was only natural that they ended up in the business of kitchenware over 20 years ago. Matteo Murphy, eldest grandson of patriarch and founder John Macaulay, is certainly following in his family’s footsteps.
Continue reading “Beef Jerky Recipe”
There’s no shortage of delicious food we can make with a good jar of honey. So when you have extra honey to spare, put it to good use and make the drink of gods—mead. Continue reading “Divine Mead Recipe”
When life gives you lemons, better make limoncello! Continue reading “John’s Limoncello”
It’s amazing to think that while we prepare for another productive day at school or work, the bees are as busy as we are. Thanks to their unique job as pollen and nectar hunters, we get to eat a variety of fruits and vegetables plus sweeten our food with honey. But what makes honey good for you? And is it really better than sugar?
Continue reading “Why Honey is Better For You Than Sugar”
Dill pickles, sauerkraut, kimchi—we all love to eat them! But what makes pickled food different from fermented ones? It is quite interesting to learn how both processes are done and what sets them apart. In a nutshell, pickled foods get their sourness from the addition of an acidic liquid. Fermentation, on the other hand, makes food sour through bacterial reaction. Read this simple pickling vs fermenting guide and learn the key characteristics of these two preservation techniques.
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Fresh herbs are not only great for elevating your dishes; they are also beneficial for their medicinal qualities. Herbal teas, for one, can help elevate your mood, sooth your troubled tummy, and ease your sleeping problems. But it’s not just fresh herbs that do the job. When dried, herbs can make strong remedies for daily ailments, even ointments and lotions for the skin. Continue reading “How to Dry Herbs At Home”
Sable breton is a classic French butter cookie traditionally made with a shortbread-type of dough and salted butter. Sable, in French, refers to the sandy texture of the cookie that is a staple to the people of Brittany in northwestern France. Continue reading “Sable Breton Recipe”
There’s a new kind of milk that’s making a buzz around town. Say hello to camel milk and learn why it might be the better milk for you. Continue reading “Is Camel Milk Better Than Cow’s Milk?”
The humble button mushroom is a little underrated, they have so many minerals and health benefits including immune-boosting properties. Combined with the fermented miso and soba noodles, this is the perfect winter bowl to keep you happy and healthy. Continue reading “Mushroom, Miso, and Soba Noodles Recipe”
Best-selling cookbook author and globe-trotting foodie Jody Vassallo shares a warming recipe featuring a savoury and healthful mushroom broth that is perfect for winter from her book Beautiful Food. Continue reading “Nori Omelette with Miso Mushroom Broth Recipe”
