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The East Fork Journal

Color Theory: Bittersweet & Nocturne

Color Theory: Bittersweet & Nocturne

Time traveling with Nicole Lissenden. East Fork’s Creative Director shares the inspirations behind this season’s bold color explorations and reflects on East Fork’s 15th Anniversary.

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4 people standing at a worksite with shovels

Introducing Helpmate

Our new Community Partner working to eliminate abuse and fear by supporting survivors of intimate partner violence

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A black and white photo of Alex Matisse kneeling in front of large ceramic pieces in a wood kiln

Why Is It Called East Fork?

Alex Matisse, East Fork’s founder, on how the company got its name and why it represents a “little private victory” for him.

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A lineup of ceramic palettes with square glaze swatches all over them.

Color Stories

A look back at the evolution of East Fork’s core colors and how they came to be.

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A person wearing a black sweatshirt is holding a ceramic terracotta mug with 2 hands.

How We Make The Mug

Want to know everything there is to know about how we make The Mug? It’s your lucky day. Get the behind-the-scenes on how we make our iconic ceramic mug.

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In a sink are various ceramic dishes, mugs, and silverware with sudsy water

Caring For Your Pots

A care guide for your pots, yourself, each other.

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  • Yogurt Panna Cotta with Honeyed Amaro Gelée

    Yogurt Panna Cotta with Honeyed Amaro Gelée

    A creamy, bittersweet dessert.

  • Here's a sunny drink to brighten your day.

    Tequila

    It's another tequila sunrise, this old world still looks the same. —Eagles, 1973

  • Connie & Alex's Quarantine Cooking

    Connie & Alex's Quarantine Cooking

    Some meals I've made myself and my family this week.

  • Eggs

    Eggs

    I like my eggs fried and basted in super hot butter, with too much Maldon salt. How do you like yours?

  • Cheese

    Cheese

    A plate feat. a gentle famers cheese and a fungus-y blue from our friends at Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Co.

  • Pancake

    Pancake

    Savory Japanese pancakes full of cabbage, topped with mayo, bonito flakes, and green onion.

  • Berbere

    Berbere

    A spicy twist on the cubano with notes of orange, lime, fenugreek and berbere from the folks at High Five Coffee.

  • Bánh Mì

    Bánh Mì

    The iconic Vietnamese sandwich full of pâté, jalapeño, and daikon, but add a hot dog and serve it in a brioche bun.

  • Gnocchi

    Gnocchi

    Meal kit service inspired potato pasta with a creamy tomato sauce, salty prosciutto and humble vegetables.

  • Celery

    Celery

    A salty, sweet and nostalgic "Ants on a Log" inspired celery salad from Bon Appétit's Molly Baz.

  • Ziti

    Ziti

    A cheesy, glutinous masterpiece loaded with sauce and a little sweetness.

  • Endive

    Endive

    Bitter greens and nuts dressed in luscious fats and brightened up with a squeeze of citrus.

  • Piña

    Piña

    Hot tip: Shake it crazily until a cloud-like coconut head forms, then add a dash of bitters at end. Salud!

  • Bulgogi

    Bulgogi

    Thin strips of marinated rib-eye get a couple minutes on the fry-top before a sweet bed of white rice and kimchi.

  • Caesar

    Caesar

    A crouton is best when it's a cube of sourdough sopping up cheesy, tangy Caeser Salad dressing.

  • Pozole

    Pozole

    Warm, hearty, Tex-Mex hominy stew with a little bite— topped with lime and herbs, from CFO John Vigeland.

  • Snacks

    Snacks

    Sushi? Cake? Ground Beef? Moms and dads of East Fork share their kids' favorite after school snacks.