Tomato confit uses a slow cooking technique to turn even ho-hum tomatoes into wow-wow tomatoes. It's a fabulous way to utilize average/out of season tomatoes, or to use up a bumper crop of cherry tomatoes at the end of summer. Makes a delicious appetizer or side.
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)!
One of the juiciest, most savory and flavorful preparations of dark leafy greens! Use green garlic if you can find it (available in farmers markets in the spring), otherwise scallions, shallot, garlic, or Garlic oil work great too.
If you love a good sweet-savory citrusy-spicy combo, then this is for you! The sweetness of the carrots compliments the savory spice from the harissa and the bright pop of lemon and orange in this dip. We’re always getting asked for the recipe!
These fries are so much healthier than their deep fried siblings, and even more delicious and flavorful because they're made with a good quality fat. Our simple yogurt dipping sauce takes them to the next level too...
Classic extra virgin olive oils highlight the subtle flavor of fresh cauliflower, which is loaded with macro and micro nutrients, easy to prepare, inexpensive, and the vegetable’s natural pectin make the soup lusciously creamy without dairy, so it’s effortlessly vegan!
Tangy, sweet and salty, these caramelized and soft little brassicas are delectable! A great seasonal staple recipe, serve this up as a side around the holidays and all winter long. Try our "Salt-n-Vinegar" Brussels version as well...
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.
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!
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!