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Spring always feels like an invitation — to begin again, to step outside, to clip something green and fragrant and let it perfume your hands. For me, it’s the season where memory and possibility sit side by side in the kitchen. Shortbread has always carried that duality. Brechin Cathedral and round tower My great grandmother was from Brechin, a small cathedral town in Angus, eastern Scotland, where history sits quietly in stone walls and narrow streets. Brechin is home to a 1

The Self-Care Collection Cozy Bundle Box & Winter Comfort Box   February has long been associated with love — but its roots reach deeper than chocolate and roses.   Long before modern Valentine traditions, mid-February marked Lupercalia, an ancient Roman festival observed in the heart of winter. It was meant to invite renewal and protection during the coldest stretch of the year. Even centuries ago, people understood something essential:   The dead of winter is when care matt

Starting a new year often comes with a rush of energy and a long list of goals. Yet, January can feel heavy and dark, making fresh starts seem daunting. What if instead of pushing hard right away, you embraced a slower, more mindful approach? Building small routines with intention can create lasting change. Like running at a steady pace, progress matters more than speed. This post explores how starting small with mindful habits can set a strong foundation for your year ahead.

This sourdough starter actually began its life in my  kitchen.   Before we moved across the country, I shared it with a friend back East—one of those quiet, meaningful handoffs that feels a little like passing along a family recipe. When we packed up and drove west, I tried to bring my original starter with me. Ten days in a car, desert heat, long nights… she didn’t make it. Somewhere along the way, she was lost, and once we arrived in Arizona, I started fresh with a new star

Being home in New England during winter feels like a deep exhale. This landscape—quiet woods dusted with snow, old stone walls holding their ground, early evenings that pull you indoors—has a way of slowing everything down. It asks you to notice. To listen. To remember.   This is the place that shaped who I am. The rhythm of true seasons, the patience winter requires, the comfort found in simple routines. Long before I ever put words, ideas, or creations out into the world, t

As the year comes to a close, I want to take a moment to say thank you. 2025 has been an incredibly meaningful year for Farm & Found Co., and none of it would have been possible without your support. Whether you placed an order, shared a post, visited a market booth, told a friend, or simply cheered this little business on from afar—I am deeply grateful. As we head into the holidays, Farm & Found Co. will be taking a short pause. This time away will be spent with family and f

The season of gifting is officially here, and I’m so excited to share this year’s collection of handmade, heart-filled holiday bundles from Farm & Found Co. Every item is thoughtfully created in small batches—rooted in the desert, crafted with intention, and perfect for anyone who loves something meaningful. 🎁 Holiday Gift Sets & Bundles ✨ Bread & Salt Gift Set — $15 A cozy, classic pairing. Includes: One artisan sourdough loaf One handcrafted finishing salt. This bundle is

This year, Thanksgiving looks a little different for our family — a new table, new faces, and new memories waiting to be made. At Farm & Found Co., we believe the holiday doesn’t have to look the same every year to matter. Gratitude lives in the small things: warm bread on the table, kids laughing in the kitchen, shared moments with friends and neighbors who feel like family. 🧡

We’ve all been there — too many tabs open in our brains, too many to-dos on the counter. Between juggling work, family, and the little daily rituals that make a home feel alive, sometimes something gets left out too long. Today, it was the sourdough.   You start the day with good intentions: feed the starter, fold the dough, give it time to rest. And then the meetings pile up, the kids need help with homework, the phone dings, dinner burns a little… and before you know it, th

There’s something about fall that draws me to the kitchen — maybe it’s the cooler mornings or the scent of herbs drying on the counter. As the days shorten and the air turns crisp, baking sourdough becomes a small act of comfort. It’s part ritual, part meditation, and part magic — the simple joy of watching flour, water, and time transform into something warm and alive. My sourdough journey began in Rhode Island with a close friend who always seems to be in the kitchen. It’s

When I think about why Farm & Found Co. exists, it always comes back to three simple values: reduce, reuse, recycle . They’ve been...

The wait is almost over! Farm & Found Co. is getting ready to officially launch, and I couldn’t be more excited to share what’s been...