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Pesto and basil leaves. (gorchittza2012 / Getty Images)

This Basil Pesto Recipe Captures the Flavor of Summer

May 2026May 2026

Tear a single leaf of fresh basil and you are enveloped in the essence of summer. It's refreshingly delicious in this easy pesto recipe.

Tasty rhubarb jam in jars, stems and strawberries on wooden table against blurred background. (Liudmila Chernetska / Getty Images)

Brighten Your Springtime Feasts With This Simple Rhubarb Recipe

March 2026

One of the easiest ways to enjoy rhubarb is in a compote with sweet strawberries, a lovely addition to the table for spring holiday feasts.

Volunteer Michelle Rechin holding some freshly picked beets at the Food For Thought garden in Forestville on Thursday, April 13, 2021. (Erik Castro/for The Press Democrat)

This Salad Recipe Will Change How You Think About Beets

February 2026April 2026

If you think you don’t care for beets, it may be that you have only had red ones. The golden beets in this salad offer a more delicate, earthy sweetness.

Green unripe tomatoes hang on a tomato bush branch. (Iryna Boiko / Getty Images)

As Fall Sets In, Here’s What To Do With the Last of Summer’s Tomatoes

October 2025April 2026

The days of gazpacho may be behind us, but this green tomato soup is a delight, hot or chilled. Here's the recipe

The Sonoma Spritz, a low-alcohol, flavor-forward cocktail created for the 200th annual Valley of the Moon Vintage Festival in Sonoma. (Sonoma Valley Vintners and Growers Alliance)

The Sonoma Spritz Honors Harvest Season in Sonoma Valley. Here’s How To Make It

September 2025June 2026

Local bartenders will craft their version of the fizzy cocktail at the Valley of the Moon Vintage Festival's upcoming Great Spritz Off.

Plums ripen in a tree at Piano Farm in Bloomfield on Wednesday, July 28, 2021. (Christopher Chung/ The Press Democrat)

Santa Rosa Plums Are an Enduring Sonoma County Creation. Here’s the Simplest Way To Use Them

July 2025April 2026

As one of summer's most exquisite pleasures, Santa Rosa plums can be enjoyed on their own or in this simple compote.

Assorted olive tapenade. (margouillat photo / Shutterstock)

Green Globe Artichokes Blossom in This Spring Tapenade

April 2025April 2025

Vintage favorite Green Globe artichokes are now available in many local supermarkets. Here's a delicious way to prepare the official state vegetable.

Romanesco's sweet, nutty and earthy flavors shine in a comforting pasta dish. (UliAb / Shutterstock)

Seasonal Romanesco Shines in This Easy, Comforting Pasta

February 2025April 2026

Romanesco – a cousin of broccoli and cauliflower – is best from late fall to early spring, as its flavors sweeten and intensify in cold weather.

Jennifer Ilonzeh, owner of Santa Rosa-based Plant Magic by Ndidi. (Eileen Roche/Sonoma Magazine)

A Santa Rosa Herbalist Blends Teas That Honor Her Nigerian American Roots

December 2024

Jennifer Ilonzeh, owner of Santa Rosa-based Plant Magic by Ndidi, concocts seasonal teas and elixirs driven by a community of fellow plant lovers.

Fresh cranberry sauce with tangerine and mint from chef John Ash, Nov. 23, 2022. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)

How to Spice up Your Homemade Cranberry Sauce for Thanksgiving

November 2024

Ditch the canned sauce and make this tangy-sweet cranberry salsa for the Thanksgiving table.

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