Strawberry Ginger White Balsamic Dressing
Dress up your favorite spinach or arugula salad, drizzle over a side of roasted sliced beets, or over grilled peaches and onions on a bed of greens in the summer.
Dress up your favorite spinach or arugula salad, drizzle over a side of roasted sliced beets, or over grilled peaches and onions on a bed of greens in the summer.
Homemade croutons are a cinch to make and SO much better than store-bought. An underrated snack on their own, they're also a great way to jazz up salads, soups and pasta dishes.
Proof that simple is often best! Serve as an app or as part of a larger spread for a main meal.
Summery, fresh, and quick to prepare with minimal cooking - serve this as a summery side dish or eat it for lunch topped with sliced avocado.
Our ingredients are super versatile but it can be easy to get stuck in a cooking rut, we've all been there. Check out these fresh ideas for how to utilize Stonehouse ingredients you may already have (or plant the seed for something new to try)!
Our spin on chimichurri! Having a go-to everything herb sauce in your repertoire is important - it adds that extra layer of bright piquancy to any dish from meats to roasted veggies to rice, or can save any part of a meal that comes out overcooked or just needing a little something more.
Make this with fresh or canned tomatoes depending on the season! Quality ingredients are the key to this simple, satisfying dish, and a good dose of vitamins K and C keeps you healthy!
Our egg-free take on the classic, with Preserved Lemons you can make yourself! Comes together in minutes and needs no egg as the pectin in the lemon rind adds plenty of body, as well as a delicious sunshiny lemon kick!
A simple, versatile way to use Preserved Lemons! This tasty, versatile vinaigrette comes together in minutes, thanks to the work you put in the make preserved lemons, and can be modified in many ways. Great for dressing greens, asparagus, tomatoes, and grain salads.
One of the most delicious, versatile sauces you can make! This pesto has a spicy kick from a spice blend that originates in the Middle East. Each day it gets better and better.
Our two favorite versions of this dish are Mozzarella and Tomato or Watermelon and Feta, but see other ideas below so you can use whatever produce is fresh and in peak season in your local market!
The juxtaposition of the creamy, delicate puree with the nutty, roasted steak is truly delicious, a hit with vegetarians and carnivores alike! Easy to make alongside traditional steaks, or as a main course.