Master everything from fundamental techniques to classic recipes.

Knife Skills

Learn the essential techniques for how to chop, slice, dice, mince, and julienne.

Seasoning 101

Learn why seasoning food is an essential part of cooking.

Adding Acid 101

Learn how adding acid to food can elevate flavors and balance dishes.

Incorporating Fresh Herbs

Learn how to build flavor by combining different herbs to your dishes.

How to Cook Crab Legs

Discover 5 different ways in which you can easily make crab legs at home.

Simple Seafood Techniques

Learn the methods on how to properly cook a variety of seafood.

Season Steak Properly

Learn how and when to salt a steak for optimum flavor results.

Perfecting Risotto

Learn how to build and develop flavor in this slow cooking delicacy at home.

Wild Blueberries Are Healthier

Wild blueberries have two times more antioxidants than ordinary blueberries. And they're jam-packed with anthocyanins, which give them their deep purplish color, and have been shown to fight inflammation.

Pre-Shredded Cheese vs. Block

Pre-shredded cheese contains up to 4% sawdust called cellulose. It's an additive that interferes with proper melting. Block cheese has less preservatives and is all around healthier. Do this extra step for better taste and general outcome!

Buy Quality Olive Oil

Look for olive oils that have a single origin, cold-pressed, organic, certified by reputable organizations, such as the International Olive Council (IOC), and preferably in a glass bottle. 80+% of olive oils are cut with seed oils!

Look for Organic Wine

Winemakers aren’t legally required to disclose all ingredients. There’s no obligation to tell you how the grapes are grown, or to list the 70+ additives used to alter the taste, color, and mouthfeel. Europe has better practices for winemaking than the US.

Bake with Metal Clips

Metal clamps are a baking sheet’s best friend - or a dishwasher’s. Either way, cleanup is a breeze. To cook perfect bacon: Line bacon on a baking sheet with parchment and place in a cold oven set at 425°F. Set a timer for 20 minutes!

Wash Your Berries

Add berries to a large bowl with 3 cups water + 1 cup vinegar. Let sit for 10 mins. Rinse and let fully air dry before storing in an airtight container in the fridge. They’ll stay fresh for 2-3 weeks!

Storing Potatoes & Onions

Store potatoes and onions in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place, but keep them separate from each other. Storing them together can cause them to spoil more quickly.

Defrost Meat in 1-3 hours

When you need to quickly defrost meat, the best method is using cold water. Place the meat in a leak-proof plastic bag to prevent water from getting in. Submerge and change water every 30 mins until thawed.

What is Whole30?

30 days to radically transform your health, habits, and relationship with food.
Will it be hard? Probably. Will it be worth it? Absolutely.

EWG 2024

Dirty Dozen


The Dirty Dozen is a list that’s updated annually by the EWG for the twelve conventional (not organic) fruits and vegetables that have tested with the highest number of pesticides sprayed on them, hence ‘dirty’. This list of produce is what you should aim to buy organic.

A gentle ah-ha moment reminder: Grapes are on the dirty list, which means your wine should also be organic. Obviously do what works for you and your budget, but know one small change or swap will go a long way!

· Strawberries · Blueberries · Apples · Cherries · Grapes · Peaches · Pears · Nectarines · Spinach · Kale · Green Beans · Bell & Hot Peppers

· Strawberries · Blueberries · Apples · Cherries · Grapes · Peaches · Pears · Nectarines · Spinach · Kale · Green Beans · Bell & Hot Peppers