In the kitchen
Cook like you mean it.
Competition-tested tricks, homegrown tomatoes, unapologetic steak dinners, and recipes worth dirtying the good pans for.
First up: the kitchen tourMrs. Gingham presents
Good food. Beautiful rooms.
Slightly unsupervised decisions.
I’m Aunt Bek—an award-winning home cook, lifelong maker, new-house romantic, and owner of one very serious pool table.
With more than 220 ribbons and 14 rosettes, I know my way around a competition kitchen. I also believe every room deserves a story, every steak deserves a proper crust, and nobody needs permission to make ordinary life fabulous.
Pick a door
In the kitchen
Competition-tested tricks, homegrown tomatoes, unapologetic steak dinners, and recipes worth dirtying the good pans for.
First up: the kitchen tourAt home
Real rooms in progress, roses and hydrangeas, vintage treasures, ambitious ideas, and the occasional deeply judgmental lamp.
Coming soon: the Ranier houseAfter hours
Wine felt, pool-table redemption, thrift-store triumphs, tiki-room experiments, and beautifully questionable decisions after dark.
On deck: opening nightComing first
“The appliances have names, and the tomatoes are homegrown.”
— Aunt Bek
A chef’s kitchen, a coffee machine named Niles Crane, and absolutely no adult supervision.
Filming soonHouse rules