Recipes

Fancy-Schmancy

Posted by Bill Pickle on 30th Dec 2015

Fancy-Schmancy

A little more time but a lot more adventure awaits you down this road! Recipes designed for the explorer who relishes the discovery of new flavors and cultural experiences. Some of our seasonings may …

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Holiday Ruby Sauerkraut

Posted by Bill Hettig on 27th Oct 2015

Holiday Ruby Sauerkraut

Make a red nose Reindeer batch of sauerkraut. The warm and hot spice combo fills the mouth with holiday magic. Great to ferment in the fall and have on hand through the holidays. Ferment fo …

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Antipasto Primavera

Posted by Bill Hettig on 1st Jun 2015

Antipasto Primavera

We’ll keep things fresh and verdant by fermenting: snow peas, sugar snap peas, asparagus, and spring onions. Then finish at the table with chopped herbs, olives, tossed with a good finis …

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A Maize ‘n’ Salsa

Posted by Bill Hettig on 1st Jun 2015

A Maize ‘n’ Salsa

Let’s grab some fresh produce: a few ears of corn, some chiles, and fix us a pickled corn A Maize ‘n’ Salsa. Come taste the flavors of Mexico from the state of Sonora. You can use raw or co …

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Lone Star Salsa

Posted by Bill Hettig on 1st Jun 2015

Lone Star Salsa

A two-quart batch of our Lone Star Salsa starter will make ten or more quarts of salsa—just when you’re ready. And for pennies on the dollar over store bought, pasteurized brands. There is …

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Ludwig Van Beets

Posted by Bill Hettig on 31st May 2015

Ludwig Van Beets

The Old World Dutch were among the earliest to bring back spices from Asia. You can sense the cook’s pinches and dabs of rare spices evolved into a traditional Dutch blend known as Speculaas, which …

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