Simply translated, masa — the foundation for every perfect tortilla, tostada, tamale, pozole, arepa and gordita — means dough ...

It’s also a celebration of adaptability. Culinary plants like mint, thyme, and garlic can thrive in unique microclimates or ...

Many vegetables can be grown in containers, but some of them may not thrive in this environment— especially if the pot is too ...

But are there ways to prevent the pot boiling over in the first place ... Pasta or porridge products are derived from plant starches such as wheat, rice, potato or corn. If you're boiling anything ...

For a particularly prolific corn harvest, consider planting a few helpful neighbors, from herbs to vegetables to some sweet ...

Tomatoes will thrive in zones 4–10, with Rubens suggesting they pair well with basil, carrots, and marigolds, one of the ...

Large plants like blackberries, corn, and watermelons are too big for raised beds, while plants like blueberries have specific soil needs.

Some of their answers make sense to share with others. Let’s start with a novel one: Can you grow corn in Southcentral? Corn! This is the true Holy Grail of Alaska gardening, not tomato.

Skinner stays more traditional with this stew — first nixtamalizing the corn to unleash some of its flavor, then combining it with a big, simmering pot of water ... Skinner says. “I know growing up, I ...

Rotate with plants like corn, cabbage, and broccoli ... heavy feeders and need a lot of space for roots to grow. The plants can also get top-heavy and easily blow over. At a minimum, a tomato's pot ...