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The Pinewood Kitchen — Honest Recipes for Real Home Cooks The Pinewood Kitchen Honest recipes from a small kitchen in the Pacific Northwest, since 2021 Home Recipes About Contact Classic Pasta Carbonara — A Roman Comfort Dish Posted on March 14, 2025 · By Sarah · 8 min read · Pasta & Noodles Carbonara is one of those recipes that looks impossibly simple on paper but takes a few tries to truly master. The first time I made it, I scrambled the eggs by adding them to a too-hot pan. The second time, the sauce broke. By the fourth attempt, I finally understood: carbonara is all about temperature control and timing. What makes a real Roman carbonara different from the cream-laden versions you see online is the sauce — there is no cream. The silky texture comes from emulsifying egg yolks with starchy pasta water and rendered guanciale fat... Continue reading → The Macaroni and Cheese My Grandmother Made Posted on February 28, 2025 · By Sarah · 6 min read · Comfort Food Every American family has their own version of mac and cheese, and ours came from my grandmother in Wisconsin. She taught me that the secret was not in fancy ingredients, but in a proper béchamel and using cheese that actually melts well. Pre-shredded cheese, she would say, has anti-caking powder on it. That powder will ruin your sauce. Continue reading → Why I Bake Bread Every Sunday Morning Posted on January 19, 2025 · By Sarah · 5 min read · Bread & Baking There is a particular meditation in folding dough. You feel it shift under your hands as the gluten develops. The kitchen warms with the smell of flour and yeast. By the time the loaves come out of the oven, the whole house smells like a bakery, and the rest of the day feels less complicated. Continue reading → Texas-Style Beef Brisket — A Slow Sunday Project Posted on December 7, 2024 · By Sarah · 12 min read · Slow Cooking Brisket is not a quick recipe. It cannot be rushed, hurried, or simplified without losing what makes brisket what it is. The first time my husband's father taught me, he set a small kitchen timer for four hours and told me to expect ten. He was right. Continue reading → Lemon Tart Without the Drama Posted on November 14, 2024 · By Sarah · 7 min read · Desserts I avoided baking lemon tart for years because everyone made it sound difficult. Bain-marie this, blind-bake that, watch the curd like a hawk or it will scramble. After enough years of avoiding it, I tried, failed, tried again, and eventually figured out a method that does not require any drama. Continue reading → The Soup I Make When Someone Is Sick Posted on October 22, 2024 · By Sarah · 4 min read · Soups & Stews Every family has their sick-day soup. Mine is a clear chicken noodle — the kind my mother made me when I had a fever, the kind I make my husband when he catches whatever is going around at his office, and the kind I make for myself when I feel a cold coming on. There is nothing fancy about it. That is the point. Continue reading → How I Stopped Wasting Vegetables Posted on September 9, 2024 · By Sarah · 6 min read · Kitchen Tips For years, I would buy a beautiful bunch of cilantro on Sunday and find half of it wilted and yellow by Wednesday. I would rotate the same three or four vegetables because I did not trust myself with anything fancier. The fridge slowly filled with sad, forgotten produce. Continue reading → Cedar Plank Salmon — The Pacific Northwest Classic Posted on August 3, 2024 · By Sarah · 8 min read · Seafood My uncle lives in a small coastal town in Washington and cooks the kind of food that does not appear in cookbooks. He does not measure anything. He tastes the marinade with the tip of his finger, adjusts something invisible, tastes again, nods. His food is always exact and never the same twice. Continue reading → Get new recipes by email Once a week, on Sunday morning. No spam, no sponsored anything. Just whatever I cooked. Subscribe About Sarah Former marketing manager turned home cook in Portland, Oregon. I write about the food I actually cook for my family — Tom, our beagle Murphy, and me. 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