like Concord, which—as with wine grapes—have thicker skins and bigger seeds than your typical table grape. Back to your bigger question: what to do with grapes besides make wine? Lots of things, but I ...

They’re the Marlon Brando of grapes: intense, explosive and (hey, if we’re talking about the later years) round. Concord grapes ... Using your fingers, make random indentations to cover ...

I mean, if I were to think of what a concord grape tastes like in my head, just that boldness. Now if you're so good at making this pie, what else do you make with concord grapes? We also make ...

As a result, they are more often turned into juice or jelly than sold by the bunch, but this time of year some Concord grapes nevertheless make appearances at supermarkets and farmers markets.

I tend to make several cups’ worth at a time and store it in an airtight container; it keeps forever. Whisk together the gelatin, Concord grape concentrate, and cold water in a small bowl.

All these years later, I know that, when Concord grapes have reached their peak ripeness, it’s time to make this jelly. This recipe is different from the method I learned at Pies ‘n’ Thighs ...

One common mistake gardeners make when harvesting their concord grapes is picking them too early. While early harvested grapes are still usable for grape jelly, grape juice, wine or other recipes ...

When you walk down the grape aisle at your local grocery store, you'll likely encounter a variety. From the common red and ...