Recipes

Hibiscus Tea Jello Cups

2 hrs, 10 min

Experience the essence of summer with these Hibiscus Jello Cups, a refreshing dessert that captures the vibrant spirit of Fourth of July celebrations. Infused with the fruity, tart essence of hibiscus, each delicate cup offers a cool sensation reminiscent of a summer punch. Topped elegantly with whipped cream and fresh blueberries, these cups are a delightful indulgence that embodies the season's colors and flavors, perfect for brightening any summer gathering.

Cherry Mostarda

10 min

This marmalade-like sauce is fruity, sweet, tart, and sour, with a spicy kick from the yellow mustard seeds. This mostarda proves cherries aren't just for dessert. It's perfect for pork chops, roasted chicken, or adding a gourmet touch to a charcuterie board.

Chocolate-Covered Cherries with Sea Salt

35 min

This recipe uses just four ingredients and can be a fun activity if you're hosting fondue-style or made ahead of time as an indulgent treat. If you love fancy salts, the cherries make the perfect canvas, balancing sweetness and adding crunch. My favorite is the Alderwood Smoked Salt, which adds a hint of campfire flavor and brings the essence of the Pacific Northwest full circle. 

Asian Tea Rub Peanut Butter Toast Duo

5 min

Asian Tea Rub transforms these simple toasts into a flavorful experience, adding depth and complexity with each bite. Whether you enjoy savory or sweet, this toast duo promises a delicious fusion of flavors that will make something as simple as peanut butter toast fun.

Kaffe Baharat Sheet Pan Brussels

13 min

Caught a whiff of our newest blend, Kaffe Baharat, and inspiration struck—Brussels sprouts and this mix were destined to be together. The earthy tones from turmeric, toasted cumin, and paprika begged for a companion that was tangy, bright, and sweet. Cue the entrance of pomegranate, two ways! Pomegranate molasses and the bejeweled seeds. I was confident its fruity notes would play beautifully with the urfa biber, rich coffee, and spicy ancho chile in the blend. This side dish is proof that simplicity can be both complex and easy.  

Matcha Smoothie Bowl

Food should be a feast for the senses and this stunning breakfast bowl is made visually vibrant with Matcha powder. This nutrient dense green tea powder gives you a boost of energy and anti-oxidants in every teaspoon. The color is intense, but the mild vegetal flavor pairs with all manner of ingredients and doesn't overwhelm. Here we've blended pineapple, ginger and spinach until velvety and garnished with fruity toppings, but customize the ingredients to suit your taste with crunchy nuts or creamy yogurt, just don't forget the Matcha!

Mulled Cranberry Mimosa

Here are a few of our favorite things, crisp bubbly champagne, fresh cranberry juice cocktail, and mulling spices. In this Mulled Cranberry Mimosa you can have them all! After taking a sip of this brunch favorite, we realized that the inspiration came from another classic cocktail, a Cosmo, and this holiday twist on a classic is festive garnished with lime and fresh cranberries that bob in the bubbly. This recipe makes a whole quart of the mulled cranberry base, enough to host a party or to keep in the fridge for the season!

Mulled Honey Glögg

Glögg. The name alone makes you feel cozy. From start to finish, this Nordic drink is a delight. It is fun to make, aromatic and nutty and the warm cuppa is simply delicious. Our version breaks the traditional mold with white wine and honey for a lighter beverage, but it still contains all the spices, nuts and fruit that signal Glögg is in the house! After a quick simmer of lightly toasted slivered almonds and Mulling Spice in crisp white wine, the Glögg is tiered with flavors from elderflower liqueur, brandy and cranberries, turning the floral golden liquid into a beautiful blush pink. We recommend making ahead so that the it can sit overnight, as the flavors will meld together and become one. It's another perfect batch cocktail for the season, and once it's strained, serve warm and garnish with apples, pears, star anise or a cinnamon stick. Each cup will bring a smile and taste of warm cheer.

Hibiscus Chia Pudding

5 min

This pudding is a gluten-free treat with a floral twist. It's both sweet and tart, and reminds us of fruit punch Jello. Simply steep Hibiscus in hot water, combine with chia seeds and agave, and refrigerate overnight for a luscious pudding that will make breakfast a breeze. It's a nostalgic, no-heat-required meal that's easy to prep and even easier to eat. Garnish with yogurt and raspberries for a burst of flavor. Substitute coconut yogurt to make this one vegan-friendly.  If you like to meal prep, a triple batch will keep well and make enough for several days. Enjoy!