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Milk Glass Home & Kitchen – Simple Homemade Recipes & Food Preservation Guides

Welcome to my suburban homestead, where I bring old-fashioned skills to the next generation.

With years of experience working in local food systems, including managing a local farmers market and working on multiple small farms, I’ve seen firsthand just how beautiful a slow, seasonal, community-oriented life can be.

Now, I help home cooks bring that same rhythm into their own kitchens.

From canning and dehydrating to milling fresh grains and baking sourdough, I’m passionate about preserving food traditions, reducing waste, and making wholesome, from-scratch recipes easier than ever.

Here, you’ll find food preservation guides, seasonal desserts, nourishing side dishes, and wholesome homemade meals all designed to help you cook with the seasons and build a self-sufficient pantry. If you’ve been craving a simpler, more intentional way to cook and eat, you’re in the right place!

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How can I help you?

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Hi, I’m Rachael!

I’m a self-taught home cook and avid gardener who started Milk Glass Home & Kitchen in 2020 as a way to share my seasonal recipes, food preservation projects, and sourdough creations.

Every recipe is made from scratch in my kitchen, and I always have a few too many projects going on at any time. I love reviving old-fashioned skills, like canning, dehydrating, and milling grains, and sharing them with the world!

Seasonal Slow Food Recipes

As a passionate home cook, I love to share seasonal recipes to help you explore your own creativity in the kitchen! The best part is that you don’t need a ton of space to bake the best apple crisp or even start canning!

I’m especially passionate about using homegrown or seasonal ingredients and preserving food. These are a great way to look at your ingredients differently and preserve fresh flavors for later!

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Spring Recipes

Savor the tender greens and delicate flavors of spring with these seasonal recipes.

jar of pickled cherries with fresh cherries and cinnamon.
Summer Recipes

Fill your plates with the brightest and freshest flavors of summer.

sourdough pumpkin muffin recipe on a wooden surface.
Fall Recipes

Enjoy summer’s bounty with heirloom tomatoes, peppers, squash and more.

cranberry apple crisp with rolled oats with ice cream
Winter Recipes

Cozy up with the hearty squashes, roots, and greens of winter.

Intentional Self-Sufficient Living

pink glazed strawberry blondie with white chocolate chips on the sides and a fresh strawberry slice on top.

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Recipe Index

The best way to meet Milk Glass Home & Kitchen is to see all of our recipes in one place. Whether you’re into making your own extracts or liqueurs, want to learn how to work with freshly milled flour, or are itching to use up your favorite seasonal produce, you’ll find everything right here.

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Summer Recipes

As the temperatures rise, the harvest rolls in. Make the most of summer’s abundance, like juicy heirloom tomatoes and fresh berries, in these seasonal recipes.

Fall Recipes

Craving the warm, cozy flavors of fall? Cue everything apple, pumpkin, root veggies, winter squash, and more!


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Setting Up a Self-Sufficient Pantry

Ditch the store-bought ingredients and make your own nut butters, extracts, syrups, and so much more.


Freshly Milled Grains & Sourdough Favorites

Break out the grain mill and your sourdough starter! These recipes use natural leaveners or fresh flour, yet are easy enough to make in your home kitchen.

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