Cook With Us
Good food starts with good ingredients — and the courage to step into the kitchen with an open heart. Cook With Us is where we share seasonal recipes, kitchen stories, and the techniques that help us create meaningful meals at home.
Whether you’re cooking for a crowd or making something simple on a weeknight, we hope these posts and videos inspire you to slow down, cook with intention, and fall in love with the seasons.
Resources for Learning Seasonal Cooking Techniques
These posts and videos help home cooks understand ingredients, build skills, and learn how to cook seasonally.
Seasonal Recipes & Kitchen Stories
Rhubarb Ginger Sorbet
This homemade rhubarb sorbet blends tart rhubarb, honey, and ginger into a tangy, refreshing frozen dessert—no ice cream maker required!
Three Rhubarb Jam Recipes with One Simple Method
Make the most of rhubarb season with these three easy, small-batch jam recipes: Rhubarb-Strawberry-Rose, Ginger-Orange, and Carrot-Rhubarb. One method, endless flavor possibilities.
Shaved Asparagus with Burrata, Radish & Cucumber
A vibrant spring salad with shaved asparagus, radish, cucumber, creamy burrata, and a zesty lime vinaigrette. Simple, fresh, and elegant.
Rhubarb Galette with Buckwheat Buttermilk Crust
A tart-sweet rhubarb galette wrapped in a flaky buckwheat and buttermilk crust. Bright rhubarb, a hint of ginger, and a touch of cream cheese make this rustic tart perfect for spring mornings or as a simple dessert with ice cream.
Creamy Lemon Pappardelle with Asparagus
Celebrate the flavors of spring with this vibrant pasta dish featuring tender asparagus, spring onion, green garlic, and a silky parmesan cream sauce brightened with fresh herbs and lemon. This pasta is quick to prepare and perfect for a weeknight meal or a relaxed dinner party.
Radish Salad with Pistachio Vinaigrette & Whipped Butter
This elevated take on the classic French pairing of radishes with butter and salt is fresh, bold, and spring-ready. Crisp radishes and their greens are tossed in a pistachio-thyme vinaigrette, sweetened with honey and layered over a bed of whipped butter.
Ingredient Spotlight: Radishes – Spring's Crunchy Jewels
Celebrate the arrival of spring with a spotlight on French Breakfast and Easter Egg radishes—two of the season’s most colorful, crisp, and versatile vegetables.
Ingredient Spotlight: Meet the Overwintered Carrot
Discover what makes overwintered carrots so special—from their natural sweetness to their cold-weather resilience. Learn how these frost-kissed root vegetables develop deeper flavor, why farmers and chefs love them, and how to cook them to bring out their best. This ingredient spotlight celebrates one of the most delicious seasonal versions of a classic vegetable.
Spring Wheat Berry Salad
A hearty and refreshing grain salad made with nutty wheat berries, crisp cucumbers, peppery radishes, and creamy feta, all tossed with fresh mint, nigella seeds, lemon juice, and olive oil. This easy vegetarian recipe is perfect for meal prep, picnics, or a light and healthy lunch.
From Brunch to Dessert: 5 Easter Bakes That Taste Like Spring
Celebrate Easter with five joyful baking recipes that bring the flavors of spring to your table. From cozy cinnamon buns to bright apricot scones and a wholesome buckwheat carrot cake, these seasonal favorites are perfect for brunch, dessert, or a sweet treat any time of day.
Spiced Buckwheat Carrot Cake
Moist, spiced carrot cake with buckwheat flour, cocoa, and warm spices and slathered with silky cream cheese icing. A wholesome twist on the classic.
Ingredient Spotlight: Spring Onions – A Taste of the Season's Green
Fresh, bright, & full of early-season flavor, spring onions are the green allium we’ve been waiting for. Learn to use every part of these tender onions from the sweet bulbs to the vibrant tops in sautés, soups, & sauces. This post is your guide to cooking with one of spring’s most underrated stars.
Cook With Us — Live & In the Kitchen
We host relaxed, seasonal cook-alongs on YouTube so you can cook right beside us — asking questions, learning techniques, and having some fun in the kitchen along the way.
If you’d like to join live next time, you’re always welcome. We host our weekly show at 6 PM EST every Sunday. Just hop on YouTube and join the show, engage with us or the rest of our followers.
Otherwise, feel free to explore past episodes below anytime the cooking mood strikes. We link our shopping lists in the show notes so you can shop for the video in advance.

