Vegetarian

  • Char Siu Pulled Pork Sliders with Sesame and Soy Slaw

    This slow-roasted Chinese-Hawaiian pulled pork is marinated in a sweet, garlicky sauce that turns into a sticky, flavorful glaze. Seasoned with Chinese five spice, ginger, pineapple juice and Sriracha, Char Siu (or "fork roast") makes fantastic sliders and is easy to prepare ahead and reheat.

  • Roca Bars

    Delicious and easy to make, these Roca Bars are going to be a new holiday favorite. This is a treasured family recipe from our Bakery Sales Manager, Christina. Be sure to make enough to enjoy and share!

  • Blueberry and Avocado Gluten-Free Muffins

    "That is the BEST muffin I have ever had – gluten-free or otherwise!" exclaimed one of our taste testers, and we believe you will agree. The addition of nutrient-rich avocado replaces some of the butterfat with heart-healthy oleic acid.* Creamy Greek yogurt and fresh blueberries add moisture and round out the wholesome goodness of these delicious treats.

  • Green Beans with Lemon and Hazelnuts

    Healthy and bright, this sensational side features green beans, lemon, hazelnuts and shallots. Simply season and roast with olive oil and garlic.

  • Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Shallots

    Easy enough to be a weeknight dish yet elegant enough to serve for the holidays, this recipe takes nutritious Brussels sprouts to a whole new level of goodness.

  • Roasted Baby Potatoes

    These versatile petite potatoes are big on flavor, thanks to a splash of olive oil and fresh herbs. Simply roast and serve alongside beef, poultry, pork or seafood.

  • Caramel Apple Tea Cake

    This easy-to-make tea cake is perfect for a simple brunch or as dessert. Use sweet apples, such as Fuji or Honeycrisp, and make this quick batter recipe. We top it with an off-the-shelf caramel sauce and toasted pecans for a delicious finish.

  • Casa Ghia (Zero Proof)

    This Zero Proof cocktail is a perfect choice for fall celebrations, thanks to fresh apple cider mixed right in.

  • Cranberry Mazurka Tarts

    Traditionally made with apricots and plums, these tarts have a place in Polish tradition. This version includes sweet-tart cranberries that complement a brown sugar-shortbread crust; a nut topping adds a pleasant crunch.

  • Provencale Ratatouille Tian

    This French-inspired, vegan dish is both beautiful and delicious. The word "Tian" describes both the vessel in which it's baked and the layered contents.