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Posts tagged “grapes”

October Colors at the Farmers' Market
Hollywood, California

In celebration of Apartment Therapy's color contest and our own colorful month here at The Kitchn, we thought we'd highlight some the most spectacular hues seen at the Hollywood farmers' market this...

Grapes Galore!
Hollywood, California

We're seeing so many varieties of grapes at the Hollywood farmers' market right now, from Burhart Farms' crisp Autumn Royals to the tiny, intensely-flavored Cabernet Sauvignon grapes grown by Mill R...

Recipe: Goat Cheese and Grape Galettes

An overzealous grape-buying spree at the farmers' market last weekend led to the creation of this recipe. Autumn Royal, Flame, Crimson, Cabernet Sauvignon – all sweet and tart and wonderful, but...

Hot Weather Treat: Frozen Grapes

Whether you're normally a fan of grapes or not, you have got to try them frozen! The grapes become like mini-popsicles that we can eat by the handful. They're crunchy, a little sweet, and incredibly a...

Manet's Almond Cake with Grapes and Peaches
Guest Post from Megan Fizell of Feasting On Art

I have been saving this still life for a very special post and a very special day. It is the perfect cake for afternoon tea, and with my house guests leaving tomorrow, I thought it would be an appropr...

Pie of the Vine
Best Pie Bakeoff 2008 Entry #9

Recipe: Jennifer's Pie of the Vine Category: Original Grape pie! Jennifer invented this pie to answer a challenge, and she came up with an original recipe that not only uses grapes but also has no su...

Quick Dessert: Grapes Roasted with Walnut Oil

You know that we love walnut oil. It's one of those small cupboard indulgences that lifts up nearly every dish it touches. So when we came across a recipe for roasted grapes with walnut oil - well! We...

Recipe: Stuffed Chicken Breasts with Grapes, Hazelnuts, and Parmesan

A chicken breast with stuffing bursting out of it isn't the most photogenic of foods, but trust us: the sweet, salty, nutty mess spread out over our plate as we ate it was lovely......

Seasonal Spotlight: Local Grape Varieties
New York

We read a little blurb in New York Magazine about the different types of grapes showing up in the greenmarkets, and we realized that we don't think about special varieties of grapes the same way we do...

Recipe Ideas For Grapes

We planted a Ruby Red grape this year in our backyard. We don't expect to get any fruits from it for at least two years. In the meantime, it's mid-September and our neighbors are having a grape glut...

Seasonal Spotlight: Kyoho Grapes

Around the end of summer and into the early Fall, farmer's markets and Asian food stores have these wonderful dark purple/black grapes called kyoho grapes. Why should you buy them?...

Recipe: Quinoa Salad with Grapes

We are big fans of quinoa, the "supergrain" (which is actually a seed) that's high in protein, iron, and fiber. It has a great fluffy texture and nutty taste, and cooks so quickly that we turn to it ...

Wine News From Italy: The Brunello Controversy

Brunello is a red Italian wine varietal made from a specific clone of Sangiovese grapes and grown in the area surrounding the town of Montalcino in Tuscany. It was first developed in the 14th century...

2-in-1 Recipe Review: Wine-Marinated Grapes and Sweet Wine Refresher

When we came across a decade-old Bon Appétit recipe for Wine-Marinated Grapes, we were intrigued. But when we learned the recipe would yield a ready-made cocktail as well, we simply couldn't resist. ...

Our Small San Francisco Container Garden

We don't really have a lot of room to garden at our San Francisco Edwardian row house. Our backyard faces north and doesn't get enough light to grow vegetables, and our south-facing front stoop had v...