Few desserts capture the feeling of home quite like a cobbler. With its bubbling fruit filling and rustic biscuit or pastry topping, the cobbler is a symbol of American comfort foodābut its history stretches much farther back, shaped by necessity, resourcefulness, and regional tradition. Origins: A Dessert Born of Adaptation Cobblers trace their earliest roots … Continue reading Cobblers: A Warm Slice of History and Comfort
Pinsa (most often called Pinsa Romana) has quietly become one of the most interesting bread-to-topping vehicles on the modern pizza scene: an oblong, airy, crackly-crusted flatbread with a tender, digestible crumb and a bright personality that suits both classic and adventurous toppings. Below Iāll walk you through its history, why pinsa is growing in popularity, … Continue reading Pinsa: Romeās ancient flatbread that isnāt quite pizza
Old-fashioned Halloween candy evokes a wave of nostalgia, taking people back to a time when trick-or-treating meant the thrill of finding oddball sweets and enduring favorites in a bulging pillowcase. Today, these candies remind us not only of childhood but also of the simpler joys and rituals of Halloweens past. Childhood Memories in Every Wrapper … Continue reading Nostalgic Halloween Candy
When the air turns crisp and the leaves start to fall, thereās nothing quite like a pot of soup simmering on the stove. The aroma fills your home with comfort, and each spoonful feels like a cozy hug. Fall is the perfect time to celebrate seasonal ingredients ā think pumpkin, apples, sweet potatoes, and earthy … Continue reading š Three Fall Soups to Warm the Soul
When autumn arrives, the kitchen transforms. The scent of leaves turning, crisp air, and cozy sweaters make it the perfect time to bake loaves that echo the seasonās warmth and spice. In this article, weāll explore why fall is such an ideal time for baking bread, what flavor profiles tend to thrive, and then Iāll … Continue reading Fall Breads to Savor the Season
When the air turns crisp, the leaves start to fall, and sweaters make their seasonal comeback, thereās nothing more comforting than the aroma of a freshly baked pie wafting through the kitchen. Fall baking isnāt just about dessertsāitās about tradition, creativity, and bringing people together over a warm slice of something sweet. At Not Your … Continue reading š Fall-Inspired Pies to Warm Your Soul
As the crisp air rolls in and the leaves turn brilliant shades of amber and gold, fall invites us to slow down and savor the cozy comforts of the season. And what better way to celebrate autumnās flavors than with a cheesecake inspired by the harvest? From spiced apples to pumpkin and maple, fallās bounty … Continue reading Sweet Comforts for the Season: Fall-Inspired Cheesecakes
Thereās a moment every September when you step outside, and the air feels just a little differentācooler, sharper, carrying the promise of sweaters, falling leaves, and cozy evenings. For me, that moment always sparks a craving for comfort food. Not just any comfort food, though. At Not Your Grams Kitchen, weāre about reimagining those classics … Continue reading The First Taste of Fall: Modern Comfort Foods for Crisp Days
Few baked goods stir up as much comfort and nostalgia as the cinnamon roll. Its warm layers of dough, swirls of spiced sugar, and often a drizzle of icing have made it a beloved treat across the globe. But this pastryās story is more than just sweetnessāitās one of cultural exchange, evolving tastes, and centuries-old … Continue reading The Sweet History of Cinnamon Rolls
As the calendar flips to September, thereās an almost tangible shift in the air. The āber monthsāSeptember, October, November, and Decemberāusher in more than just the closing of the year. They bring cooler weather, earlier sunsets, holiday anticipation, and perhaps most importantly, the promise of comforting aromas wafting from the kitchen. For many, this time … Continue reading The Magic of the āBer Months: A Season of Flavor and Comfort in the Kitchen
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