My Mom’s Date Squares
About a year ago, I came into possession of my mom’s recipe box. Now, I lost my mom to cancer 12 years ago, so this is somewhat of a treasure to me. Not just because these are recipes I remember her making (and me loving), …
Plant-Forward Living with Rebecca Coleman
Well, hello there, October. I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one, but this year feels like it has been both the longest and the shortest of all time. Like when we were in quarantine? So slow. But things feel a bit more normal now, …
This discovery was life-changing. Life-changing, I say! Look, you guys. I try not to be basic. I really do. But sometimes, it creeps in. I generally avoid all things pumpkin spice, unless it’s fall and I’m baking and they actually contain pumpkin. I don’t watch …
For a Christmas gift this year, I got Samin Nosrat’s Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat cookbook. I have been in love with Nosrat since I discovered her on a cooking show a while back, and was tickled pink when she released the Netflix documentary based on …
One of the questions I get asked a lot, as an aquafaba expert (should I even be bragging about that?!?) is, can you make a sugar free aquafaba? The answer is, of course, yes. However, it depends on a few factors. If you’re using the …
It’s almost July, and that means the start of #PlasticFreeJuly. Every year, millions of people all over the world (250 million in 177 countries, to be exact) participate in a challenge called #PlasticFreeJuly. The idea is, they make a commitment to banning the use of …
Pandemic cravings are weird. I think we can blame a lot of them on restrictions; like how I’m dying for an IKEA hot dog, because IKEA is closed, and hot dogs are simply not available. I can’t have it, therefore I want it. Real bad. …
Well if there’s one thing I love, it’s a recipe with a good story. The beginning of this story starts with me watching a new netflix cooking series called Nadiya’s Time to Eat (you’ll recall I made her Tortilla Egg Roll-Ups a couple weeks back). …