Winter
- Bend Sauce: Chipotle Bacon Double Cheeseburger
Add a delicious kick to this Chipotle Bacon Double Cheeseburger with a saucy mix of mayo and Bend Sauce. You’re guaranteed to gobble up this burger.
- Birdseed For Humans: Gut Health Breakfast On The Go!
Take your standard yogurt parfait to another level by adding Birdseed For Humans’ nutrient-rich sprouted buckwheat granola as the topping.
- Salt and Pepper Brisket
Tender and deeply flavorful, our recipe might be the best brisket you've tasted. It's great for gatherings, easy to make and the gluten-free blender gravy makes a fantastic finishing touch.
- Spicy Tofu Hot Pot
Our recipe uses local ingredients, like tofu and kimchi, in a delicious and easy-to-make hot soup. Korean tofu hot pots are full of flavor and super healthy. Add a fresh egg on top of the boiling hot soup and quickly stir together!
- Plant Bomb!: Chana and Aloo
This traditional family recipe is deeply rooted in the East Indian culture of the dual-island Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago near Venezuela, known for its distinctive traditions and cuisines.
- Warm Pancetta Salad with Polenta Croutons
So satisfying and delicious, this restaurant-style salad is remarkably easy to make at home. Polenta can be found near the pasta in our grocery aisles.
- Northwest Berry Cherry Trail Mix Bars
These trail mix bars pack lots of energy for a hike and are perfect for a healthy after-school snack or a quick breakfast, too.
- Beer Battered Fish & Chips
For excellent fried fish, use a beer batter for best flavor and dredge the fish in cornstarch before coating with batter for a crisp, flakey crust. We recommend a double-cooked method for the best and crispiest fresh-cut fries.
- Gluten-Free Salted Caramel Browned Butter Brownies
"That's the best brownie I've ever had!" exclaimed our tasters. That's high praise, coming from a group without gluten intolerance.
- Korean-Style Gimbap
Gimbap is similar to sushi, however, it usually has savory meats and vegetables added in place of fish, and a generous amount of sesame oil in the rice, instead of sweet.