About Us
It all comes back to pie!
Our Roots
Quality Pie Tins & Flour Covered Aprons
Earlene and Helen were tough Southern mamas who taught their daughters the value of hard work, a dollar earned, homemade goodness, a quality pie tin and a flour-covered apron. On different career and life paths until 2010, a chance introduction brought Executive Ginger Graham and Chef Deb Traylor together. They discovered an instant connection around food and the kitchens of their past where family, friendship, loving, giving and sharing were everything. Together, they dreamed of opening a little pie shop, and as good dreams sometimes do, theirs grew to be so much more. Welcome to Ginger and Baker!
History
Our historic mill has been a part of the fabric of Fort Collins since the turn of the last century, serving as a store, grain elevator, warehouse and gathering place. Since the early 1900’s, farmers and ranchers brought and bought grain, drank coffee, and talked about the weather. Townspeople have stopped by to visit and buy a bag of dog food or maybe a few baby chicks for backyard coops.
Our Team, Careers & Community
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What's in Season?
Browse our blog for seasonal recipes from Ginger and Chef Deb, plus most-requested recipes from the Bakery, Café and The Cache!
Preserving Summer for Winter Now that the frost is on the pumpkin, we’re working on canning the final yield from
One of the things that many cooks and chefs do when they have time off is reach out to other
By Ginger Graham We have a huge pumpkin patch at the farm. I love growing every variety I can find,