Farm-to-table and plot-to-plate cooking is a culinary phenomenon in its own right and now, after years of writing about the beauty of fresh raw cream, the differences between CAFO beef and grass-fed and imploring readers and friends to take an interest in traditional foods, it’s finally happening. And why shouldn’t it? The food just [...]
Wilted Spinach Salad with Chicken & Honey Mustard Dressing
A wilted spinach salad, simple and nourishing, offers an excellent way to incorporate fresh winter greens onto your supper table during the long, dark days of winter when hardy spinach is plentiful. Heating the spinach very slightly, as in this wilted spinach salad recipe requires, provides a dual purpose: not only does it make the [...]
Cottage Pie with Mashed Yams
This post was generously contributed by Emily of Minneapolis Real Food Lover – one of my favorite blogs focusing on real food. Over the coming week Nourished Kitchen will feature more guest posts by some of the best, but most undersung voices in the real food community. What will I be doing? Why sipping fresh [...]
Foodbuzz 24 24 24: Cookery Made Plain & Easy – An 18th Century Supper
Spaghetti with Clams, Lemon, Saffron & Fresh Oregano
From time to time, we get a craving for pasta, and noodles. It’s simple to make, easy and like the best of foods – comforting. Of course, being traditional food fanatics, we keep a watchful eye on grain consumption and, particularly, refined grain consumption. Whole wheat pasta doesn’t do since the wheat [...]



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