Indiana Insider Blog

Indiana’s most famous contribution to American cuisine is arguably the breaded pork tenderloin. The COVID-19 pandemic has given many of us a chance to put our cooking skills to use. Visitors from all around the world love and appreciate Indiana’s breaded... Read more

The COVID-19 pandemic has given many of us a chance to hone in on our baking and cooking skills. While you’re channeling your inner Martha Stewart, bring some of Indiana’s incredible culinary heritage to your home by trying a hand... Read more

If you're curious as to how marshmallows are made, then visit 240Sweet in Columbus, Indiana for a demonstration from one of the country's best producers.

There’s one less show popping up in my DVR these days now that Top Chef Texas wrapped up its season. I’m a huge fan of the cooking competition, not just for the typical drama that goes hand-in-hand with reality television,... Read more

If you are looking to add flavor to your kitchen, your grill, or to satisfy your sweet tooth, then Best Boy and Company is the brand to investigate. Not only does this company use only natural Indiana products, but 100... Read more

When I reflect back on the summer of 2011, it may well go down in my personal history books as the Summer of Goat Cheese around our house. I actually think it began by accident at one of my weekly... Read more

When you think of true Hoosier cuisine, what comes to mind? Most would probably answer with the cliché food items that are generally associated with Indiana across the nation – corn and tenderloins. Although both are exceptionally tasty and traditional... Read more

This summer, I’ve made it a goal to use more locally grown food when I cook at home. I subscribe to a CSA box from Double Oak Farm here in Columbus, Indiana and I visit farmer’s markets regularly. We grow some... Read more

Have you ever had persimmon pudding? Have you ever even had persimmons? Not me. It’s not for lack of trying or lack of interest though. It’s actually because, honest to God, I thought persimmons were a flower. That is, until... Read more