Craving that rich, caramelized maple flavor in a fun, handheld treat? Look no further than these homemade maple syrup lollipops! Made with just one ingredient—pure maple syrup—these naturally sweet ...

This is my fall-time go-to addition for tea or coffee. Stir in a teaspoon ...

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Did you know that you can make your own version of popular maple-flavored syrups such as Aunt Jemimas, Mrs. Butterworths, etc using nothing more than white sugar, brown sugar, water, and a little ...

For the past few months, I have been posting short videos.Recently, I have been showing the process of making lemon cream ...

This story was originally featured on Outdoor Life. There are windows of opportunity in nature, and one of my annual favorites is “sugaring time.” In late winter, tree sap begins to flow, and from the ...

Do you enjoy powdered Stevia as a sweetener? Well not only can you grow the no-calorie sweetener yourself you can easily process those leaves into a syrup that's easily used in yogurt, pancakes, and ...

Erik Ellestad is a consummate tinkerer. The San Francisco–based blogger and cocktailian famously shook and stirred his way through all 750 recipes in bartender Harry Craddock's 1930-vintage Savoy ...

Q. I recently purchased property with six healthy, large sugar maple trees. How can I tap the trees and produce my own maple syrup? A. Late winter and early spring are the perfect times to make ...