Maple Blog


Cowgirl Cookies
One of the questions that we are most frequently asked is “can you use maple syrup in your baking recipes?” and “how??” So let’s start there. Yes! You can use maple syrup in your baking recipes. You can use maple sugar too if you have it- just use it just as you would regular sugar in a recipe. For using maple syrup though, you’ll want


Maple Peanut Butter Fruit Dip
Happy 4th of July! After a year in quarantine from the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, we have missed our family gatherings. Our home state of Vermont “returned to normal” with our guidelines earlier this spring and we are looking forward to getting back to our tradition of enjoying 4th of July weekend with family. Pot-lucks are the style of our shindigs as we enjoy swimming in


Maple Glazed Meatloaf
As we roll into late winter, the days feel like the really start to drag. The weather is still cold, but mud season is underway and for us that means the sap is flowin’ and sugaring season is here! For the Stewart Maple crew, we start to see summer is just around the corner, but still not close enough for us to really enjoy the


Maple BBQ Ribs
Maple BBQ ribs- I mean does it get much better? We’ve been known to enjoy ribs any time of year (not just for summer bbqs!) and find that this recipe is incredible no matter what the weather is. Tender ribs seasoned with maple sugar, which really makes for a great caramelized crust and then slathered with sweet and tangy BBQ sauce *mwah!* Chef’s kiss perfection.


Maple Ol’ Thymer
Vermont winters sometimes call for something sweet in your whiskey. While the Stewart Maple Crew is more apt to be seen with a beer, we can appreciate the classics. This twist on favorite is sure to have you feeling sophisticated and rebellious (or maybe just cozy, ’cause you know…the winters are damn long and dark in the green mountain state and curling up with your


More Devilish Deviled Eggs
Deviled Eggs hold a spot close to our hearts at Stewart Maple. In fact, it’s THE appetizer that everyone eagerly awaits for on Christmas day at our Goggie’s house from our Aunt Debbie. (Goggie is what we call Gina’s mom – our grandmother. You’ll have to ask the Stewart Brothers on what exactly the story is with that name, but I can assure you this