Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
Make pickled eggs at home safely using onion, dill and jalapeño, with the perfect aromatic blend of pickling spices. Perfect snack straight from the jar, and guaranteed to liven up your usual egg salad.
These onions have the perfect herbal tones to complement a great gin martini or a Bloody Mary. They’re also an essential ingredient in that classic London pub meal, the ploughman’s lunch, or at a French bistro alongside a slice of a pâté grandmère.
A Mexican style pickle, escabeche is most often found with jalapeños, onions and carrots. My red onion pickle uses the same ingredients, but with just the onions. The result is a bright, tangy, sharp pickle with crunch and character.
A beautiful, fresh salsa perfect for tortilla chips or freshly fried tostones and plantain chips. All the ingredients are roasted first for an amazing flavor.
These quick-pickled fall vegetables are a Mexican Jewish recipe that is punchy, seasonal, a cinch to make, and a perfect upgrade to any salad or sandwich.
You've heard of regular onion powder. Now try red onion powder...a beautiful lavender colored seasoning to add that onion sweet/savory tone to whatever dish you'd like!
Even though I don't like raw onions, these fermented onions impress me more the more I use them. Chop them up and throw in a salad, spread, or sandwich for more probiotic goodness.
A sweet and savory roasted onion and fresh sage jam. Pair this jam with scones and goat cheese, atop a bison slider, or as a glaze for this year's Thanksgivings turkey.