Recipes

Our Napa Valley Blend lends an almost sausage-like flavoring to the stuffing, with its fennel, sun-dried tomato and rosemary, but we also love the taste of our super comforting and homey OMG spice blend too...

The genius of the recipe is 3-fold: soaking the radicchio in cold water pulls out some of the bitterness, pairing it with balsamic vinegar balances the rest, and the microplaned Manchego cheese adheres the vinaigrette to the leaves. Gorgeous, easy, delicious!

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.

If you’ve never made your own mayonnaise before, this is SUCH a treat and is totally worth the effort!

This incredibly easy recipe is our new favorite way to make potatoes, adapted from Jose Pizarro’s recipe and included in the cookbook, Genius Reci...

A great dish for a BBQ, a fun, tasty appetizer, and the vegetarians in your crowd can make eggplant burgers with the slices. Eggplant is a wonderful low-carb veg for those trying to avoid carbs or eat healthier! 

An adaptable, whatever's-in-your-pantry recipe! You can use quinoa or any other grain here - brown rice, millet, and/or amaranth would all be delish. If you don't have kale, try spinach, broccoli, shiitake mushrooms - whatever you have on hand, or grow in your own backyard. Avocado, salsa verde, lemon, salt, cilantro, Lisbon Lemon Oil and Garlic Oil are all tasty toppings for the patties. Experiment!

Green beans are such a classic spring and summer staple, but you can try this recipe with whatever spring greens you have on hand - we love snap peas, broccolini, and asparagus prepared this way too! Feel free to get creative or use what's available and looking really fresh and tasty to you.

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!

One of our favorites for its simplicity and utter deliciousness. Gratefully modified from Alice Waters, The Art of Simple Food--you will be shocked how good this fast, simple recipe is!

A classic combo of chocolate and orange, but in a gooey brownie. Something a little different, which we think you will find yourself making all the time. Delicious and easy! Also converts well to a gluten free version.