In her new monthly column, Genevieve Ko shares easy, streamlined recipes, like handmade crisps and cookies, so you can feed your loved ones (and yourself) effortlessly.
Tag Archives: Apples
America’s First Moonshine, Applejack, Returns in Sleeker Style
From the Blue Ridge Mountains to Vermont, new distillers are reviving a drink that vanished during Prohibition, giving it the age and polish of a fine brandy.
Sweet and Savory Meet in This Sheet-Pan Dinner
Apples, shallots and Italian sausage are roasted together in this satisfying meal that can be prepared in under an hour.
Bring the Apple Cider Doughnuts to You
You may not be able to take a day trip to the apple orchard, but you can still bring those beloved treats home.
The Right Apple Pie for a Pandemic Thanksgiving
From choosing the apples to shaping the dough, Genevieve Ko finds ways to modernize this comforting classic.
How to Make Cider Cocktails
With fresh or hard cider on hand, you have the makings of all sorts of drinks.
A Governor Bestowed Apples on Wildfire Victims. The Maggots Were Unintended.
Gov. Jay Inslee apologized for transporting the pest to maggot-free counties in Washington, which produces about 70 percent of the nation’s apples. After the discovery, the hunt was on.
Fall’s Almost Here. Can We Still Go Apple Picking?
Wandering through corn mazes, picking pumpkins and visits to wineries and haunted houses are still on the calendar, but social distancing and face masks are part of the plan.
To Compare an Apple to a Submarine
Perchance to dream?
Snow and Cold in May: A ‘Nerve-Racking’ Time for Growers
The coronavirus pademic was already making life on the farm unpredictable, and then came an Arctic blast.
Do Pesticides Get Into the Flesh of Fruits and Vegetables?
Some pesticides are actually designed to be absorbed into the tissue of the fruit or vegetable to protect it from pests