Biblical Cooking: Meals, Vessels, and Meaning When you picture meals from the Bible, you may think of lentils, barley, figs, …

In recent years, nontoxic cooking has shifted from a niche lifestyle choice to a public health priority. From the kitchen …

Some meals don’t just feed you, they stay with you. Your grandmother’s lentil stew. Sunday rice and garlic with your parents. A pot of spiced tea shared with siblings on a cool evening. These moments of generational cooking are more than routine, they become part of the legacy passed from one kitchen to another.

At Miriam’s Earthen Cookware, we believe that cookware can hold just as much meaning as the meals it helps create….

Honoring Fathers in the Kitchen: 3 Recipes Dad Will Love This Father’s Day, we remember and celebrate the dads who’ve …

When it comes to cooking with herbs, spices, and aromatics, most people focus on the ingredients: the freshest garlic, the most fragrant basil, or the perfect pinch of fresh cumin. But there’s a missing piece in the flavor puzzle that few talk about, what you cook in. At Miriam’s Earthen Cookware, we’ve found that our 100% pure clay pots don’t just preserve the integrity of your food, they amplify the flavor of every herb, every spice, and every infusion.

In this post, we’ll explore how cooking in Miriam’s non-toxic clay cookware brings out the best in herbal and spice-forward dishes. Whether you’re sautéing garlic in olive oil, slow-simmering lentils with turmeric, or sun-steeping a pot of mint tea, your Miriam’s pot becomes a quiet but powerful flavor enhancer.

What Are You Really Cooking With? As Americans are gathering to celebrate the Fourth of July, it’s the perfect time …

If you’ve ever opened a can of beans, dumped it into a saucepan, and thought, “Well, I guess this works,” …

In kitchens around the world, grains are one of the most universal and time-tested staples. Whether it’s fluffy white rice, …

Bones are the unsung heroes of our bodies, providing structure, strength, and a foundation for our overall well-being. Beyond their structural role, bones are a vital part of our health ecosystem, housing bone marrow that plays a crucial role in blood formation. Let’s explore the importance of bones, the essential nutrients they require, and how modern cooking practices, especially using metal cookware, may be inadvertently weakening them.