Recipes

Berbere Sheet Pan Tomatoes

10 min

Berbere spice blend is a warm, aromatic mix from Ethiopia that brings a delightful depth to your tomatoes. Its smoky, spicy notes and complex blend of chiles, fenugreek, and cinnamon perfectly enhance the natural sweetness of roasted tomatoes and onions. Pacific Flake Sea Salt finishes the dish with a hint of sea-breeze saltiness. These roasted tomatoes can top crusty bread, tossed into pasta, or served alongside grilled meats for a burst of savory goodness.

Pink Chili Crisp Deviled Eggs

15 min

Our deviled eggs are already creamy and rich, thanks to the smooth blend of Kewpie mayo and white miso paste. But it's the addition of our Pink Chili Crisp that takes them to a whole new level of deliciousness.

Tuscan White Bean Dip

12 min

Creamy and dreamy, starring cannellini beans and seasoned by Tuscan Rosemary Salt, zesty lemon juice, and a drizzle of olive oil. Dip, spread, conquer – pair it with radishes, endive leaves, or grilled bread because this recipe makes a gorgeous appetizer or a yummy snack. Impress the squad or treat yourself – it's vegan, gluten-free, and simply irresistible. See it in action on TikTok.

Sunflower Cascade Mushroom Pesto

Pesto is a powerhouse of a sauce! The intensity of flavor and thick texture make it a versatile favorite and there are so many spring greens you can include. Inspired by the farmers market and the spice cabinet, we created this rustic version with sunflower seeds, spring ramps and our Cascade Mushroom Mix. Ramps are small, wild-growing onions that combine beautifully with the Cascade Mushroom Mix for an ultra-umami flavor. The texture of this pesto nicely coats pasta or spreads on bread. Make a big batch and freeze some to enjoy this bright spring flavor all year long.In the event ramps aren't available, try it with scallions, leeks or garlic scapes. Blanched nettles are another great option. You can also swap out the parmesan for manchego cheese.

Kaffe Baharat Lamb Sliders

16 min

Dive into our Kaffe Baharat Lamb Sliders, where coffee meets spice! Kaffe Baharat, garlic, and a sprinkle of sea salt create flavor-packed mini patties. Cook 'em up, slide between buns, add tzatziki, and top with pickled onions. If you need an appetizer or a meaty finger food, keep this recipe handy.

Spice-Rolled Goat Cheese

Happy National Cheese Ball Day! This time-honored appetizer is a classic worthy of celebration so we've added a range of flavors to goat cheese with three of our favorite spice blends - Dukkah, Green Za'atar and Syrian Za'atar. Bold and spice forward, these cheese balls are easy to make and each one offers a different flavor. All pair well with goat cheese so pick your favorite or enjoy them all! Hazelnuts and toasted sesame add texture to our Egyptian Dukkah along with cumin, marjoram and thyme. Both of our za'atar blends have toasted sesame as well, but different spices. Green Za'atar is more herb forward with dill, thyme and hints of sumac. The Syrian Za'atar. has a larger measure of sumac along with coriander, cumin and hints of anise. Finish up this plate with crudité and this board will have a taste for every palate.

Presunto and Cheese Rolls

2 hrs, 30 min

These rolls are as soft as a Hawaiian bun, but savory from the bits of meat and cheese inside. We split the dough in this recipe into roll-sized shapes, but you can easily just split the dough into four pieces and turn them into decadent sandwich rolls. When they bake they get a nice golden cheesy crust and the inside is airy, soft and luscious from the olive oil, while the fragrant spices will have your stomach growling! They're perfect to accompany soups, salads or serve at brunch. They also make a great breakfast egg sandwich, or serve them with warm marinara for dipping as an appetizer for movie night. "Every Saturday when I was growing up, my mother would go to the local Portuguese bakery and buy a dozen chouriço rolls—torpedo-shaped logs stuffed with sausage. By Monday, they were gone, mostly due to me. To dress up my childhood classic, I add presunto and cheese, and sometimes sautéed onions and garlic, to the dough. And I form the rolls into round loaves because I think they look elegant on the table."- From David Leite

Spiced Monkey Bread

1 hr

Monkey bread is most often sweet, and served with a drizzle of syrupy glaze. Here we decided to give it a twist and make monkey bread that is salty, crunchy and savory.  The soft, chewy rolls of dough are piled high and baked in a Bundt pan. To eat them you pick the pieces apart like a monkey! It's fun to eat and a festive addition to a potluck or holiday table. Serve the monkey bread with a sauce like sour cream, butter, marinara or olive oil. A small ramekin perfectly fits in the middle.

Taste of Portugal Olive Oil Dip

5 min

Looking for a quick appetizer or light snack? There isn't anything easier than a two-ingredient dip using A Taste of Portugal and good olive oil. This dip has everything you want in a dip—layers of smoky, fruity, tangy, herbal, and salty flavors will have you eagerly going back for more. The tang from the red wine vinegar powder in this blend balances out the luscious olive oil, so it doesn't feel too heavy, and the dip makes a great base for garnishes, such as grape tomatoes, Marcona almonds, and an assortment of olives. Any left over mixture can be used to toss with pasta or for marinating chicken.