 | Rosa's Kitchen Table by Rosa M., Fresno, California · NapaValley/Vineyard Family recipes from a big Mexican-American family, and home of the Kitchen Table WebRing. |
 | The Weekend Winemaker by Paul G., home winemaker · NapaValley/Cellar Making wine at home from a kit or from grapes: equipment, steps, and mistakes to avoid. |
 | Sourdough Sam by Sam T., Portland, Oregon · NapaValley/Bakery Starting, feeding and baking with a sourdough starter, from a home baker who's kept one since 1994. |
 | Hilltop Herb Farm BUSINESS NapaValley/Terrace A small family herb farm: plants, dried herbs, wreaths and fall workshop dates. |
 | Sunday Gravy: An Italian-American Kitchen by Angela Marchetti-Russo · NapaValley/Kitchen Sunday gravy, meatballs, braciole and the arguments about them, from a Rhode Island kitchen. |
 | Canning Season by Ruth Ellen Bishop · NapaValley/Harvest Safe home canning: water-bath vs. pressure canning, tomatoes, pickles, jam and the 1999 tally. |
 | The Pie Lady by Dolores Swensen, county fair champion · NapaValley/Bakery Blue-ribbon pie crust, apple and cherry pie, and the secrets of the fair judges. |
 | The Cheese Course by Peter and Anne Gullett · NapaValley/Cellar Learning about cheese one wedge at a time: a tasting log, how to serve it and a trip to a creamery. |
 | Grandma Rosa's Sunday Table by Rosa's granddaughter Elena Marquez · NapaValley/Vineyard A granddaughter's tribute page: photos to come, the recipes she's learning, and the Sunday tradition. |
 | Crush JOURNAL by Rosa Ybarra · NapaValley/Harvest An assistant winemaker writes through the 1999 harvest, and about her father, who still picks. |
 | Kimchi and Hotdish JOURNAL by Anna Johansson · NapaValley/Kitchen A Korean adoptee raised in Minnesota, now a sous chef, searches for her birth family. |
 | Lines Written in a Kitchen by Marcel Dufresne · NapaValley/Terrace A retired chef writes short prose poems about bread, his mother and sixty years at the stove. |
 | Merle's Spam Appreciation Page by Merle Haugland · NapaValley/Harvest A retired Minnesota highway man's tribute to the canned meat from just down the road in Austin. Facts, stories, haiku and recipes. |
 | Mama's Village - Our Trip to Sicily by Wanda Carpino · NapaValley/Kitchen Mama wanted to see her father's village in Sicily, so in May we went. The cousins fed us for twelve days straight. Pictures and recipes inside. |
 | Recipes That Print Right by Mae Barfield · NapaValley/Kitchen Most recipe pages print as one long paragraph. Here's how to set a recipe so it prints like a card, from a church cookbook editor. |
 | The Fruitcake Defense League by Peter Neves · NapaValley/Bakery Forty-one years baking in Fall River taught me the truth: a good fruitcake is a fine thing. Myths answered, my recipe, and the Fruitcake Amnesty. |
 | Dad's Kitchen Table by Bernard Racine · NapaValley/Kitchen A New Hampshire machinist raising two girls on my own: fourteen weeknight suppers, French braids, and what single dads learn. |
 | Lazy Q Barbecue Cooking Team by Billy Mason · NapaValley/Harvest Four buddies, one wife who's the brains, and a propane-tank smoker. Our 1999 contest results and what we know about low and slow. |
 | Hannah's Recipes from A to Z by Hannah Blubaugh · NapaValley/Kitchen Fifty years of recipes from our farm kitchen in Somerset County, one letter at a time. We're up to F! G is coming soon. |
 | Wheat-Free in Wisconsin by Janice Lehmann · NapaValley/Bakery Celiac sprue, found at forty-six after years of being told it was nerves. What it is, what I can't eat, and recipes for bread that tastes like bread. |
 | The CarboyCam - Live Fermentation from Fort Collins by Dennis Link · NapaValley/Cellar Batch No. 43, an Irish red ale, brewed Saturday and going like crazy. Watch the yeast work, live, every five minutes. Yes, really. |
 | Dixie's Cake Book - Twenty-Eight Years of Buttercream by Dixie Holt · NapaValley/Bakery Wedding cakes, tractor cakes, castle cakes and one bass jumping out of a lake. My cakes from 1999, my buttercream and how to pipe a rose. |
 | Sap Bucket: A Vermont Sugarhouse Family by William and Debbie Lacourse · NapaValley/Harvest We sold the cows in 1994 and tapped the trees instead. How syrup is made, the 1999 season, what fall work in a sugarbush looks like, and why the squirrels are our enemies. |
 | The Second Thursday Wine Society by Neil Gregg · NapaValley/Cellar Twelve couples, six bottles in paper bags, one rule: nothing over fifteen dollars. Our tastings, our scores, how to run a blind tasting, and what we've learned since 1993. |
 | The Fortune Cookie Ledger by Robert Willoughby · NapaValley/Kitchen Four hundred and twelve fortunes in a shoebox since 1985, each one checked against what actually happened. My accuracy ratings, the lucky numbers that never won, and the hall of fame. |