Recipes

Syrian Za'atar Tomato Beet Salad

15 min

Syrian Za'atar is a glorious mix of sumac, toasted sesame seeds and spices, creating a nutty, tangy flavor explosion. When sprinkled on this salad, it adds a rich, earthy depth that pairs beautifully with the sweet roasted beets and juicy grape tomatoes. The creamy avocado, fanned out on top, adds a luscious texture that won't make you miss the cheese.

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.

Voodoo Tomato Salad

10 min

In a vibrant tribute to summer's bounty, the Voodoo Tomato Salad presents itself on a single plate. What sets this salad apart is the addition of Voodoo spice, which not only infuses each bite with a Cajun flavors but also adds a satisfying crunch and texture. Drizzled with a refreshing mix of red wine vinegar and olive oil, this salad is a celebration of seasonal freshness, perfect as a lunch or as a complement to any meal.

Green Za'atar Three Bean Salad

10 min

Drizzled with lemon juice and olive oil, and generously sprinkled with our Green Za'atar, this salad becomes a harmonious blend of Mediterranean-inspired spices that infuse the classic bean salad with robust flavor and satisfaction. Enjoy it as a vibrant side dish or a light, wholesome meal that promises to be an easy lunch. 

Piment D'Espelette Gazpacho

15 min

This vegan and gluten-free soup is everything you didn't know you needed this summer. Refreshing and meant to be served cold, the gazpacho relies heavily on a seasonal favorite: tomatoes. Our gazpacho also features Piment D'Espelette to give the dish a mild, fruity heat that gives the soup a kick, but in a subtle way.  We've prepared two versions of the gazpacho: The first features Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil to add brightness to the dish. Chimichurri sauce is so good, you may find you want to drink it, and with this soup, you kinda can.  The second is an aromatic delight using our Syrian Za'atar Spiced Olive Oil. The sesame seeds add crunch and all of the toasted spices make the bowl of gazpacho a truly unique dish. So which will you choose? If it were up to us, we'd make them both.

Limón-Chile Tomato Salad

10 min

Introducing our vibrant Limón-Chile Tomato Salad—a delightful summer dish that bursts with flavor. Sliced steak tomatoes form the base, adorned with thin radish, jalapeno, and cilantro layers. A drizzle of lime juice and olive oil adds tanginess. Sprinkle on crumbled queso fresco, Limón-Chile, and Pacific sea salt for a crunchy, juicy, and refreshing experience. Vegetarian by default, easily vegan without the cheese. No tossing required—simply assemble and enjoy! For perfectly sliced veggies, a mandoline or Benriner works wonders. Experience the essence of summer on your plate with the unique blend of three chile flakes and fruity tartness from sumac in Limón-Chile—it'll elevate your summer veggies to new heights!

Kansas City BBQ Baked Beans

Baked beans are a BBQ's BFF, so treat them right and start with dried beans and a Dutch oven for the best results. The cooking takes a while, but the result is a hearty side dish with very little hands-on time. Thanks to our KC Tailgaters Rub and a bit of bacon, the flavor is fantastic.  Serve these beauties as a side dish or add chopped meat and make it a main. Enjoy them at your next BBQ or cook some up on a lazy winter Sunday afternoon. Just don't forget the pickles.

Piment d'Espelette Pan de Tomate

Tomato season is here! And this recipe is a wonderfully simple way to make pantry staples shine. While all spices are special, Piment d'Espelette has the terroir of Basque country. This rare chile is only grown and cultivated in the Espelette commune in France's Nive Valley. Espelette pepper is similar to a red hatch chile and is traditionally used for fish stews or as a black pepper substitute in dishes. We took sliced ciabatta and smothered the toast in grated heirloom tomatoes, garlic, and olive oil to make a perfect bite. Finish it off with a sprinkle of Fleur de Sel and Piment d'Espelette for a pop of flavor.Piment d'Espelette is one of the appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC) products which France certifies as having the true terroir of the region. This spice is as genuine as champagne from the Champagne region of France or Roquefort from Roquefort-sur-Soulzon. It doesn't get more time-honored than this!

Gluten-Free Fennel Ricotta Tomato Tart

Every little bite of this delicious tart screams summertime. The beautiful, bright flavors and buttery crust can be enjoyed either hot or cold. The peppery, gluten-free crust requires no rolling. It comes together easily with parmesan cheese. We filled the tart with a spinach and ricotta mixture, seasoned with our Italian Sausage Mix. Don't let the name mislead you, there's no sausage to be found in this mix but rather kickin' red chile flakes, black pepper, fennel seed, basil, oregano, and other Italian classics.To bejewel the tart, sprinkle some halved heirloom cherry tomatoes and little dollops of goat cheese. Bake this tart until golden brown. Make it extra special by sprinkling some fennel pollen before serving your wedge. Fennel Pollen is delicate, sweet and fragrant and compliments the bursts of tomato perfectly.Fennel Pollen on before baking or if the tart is still very hot — its flavor is heat sensitive! One of our favorite things about fennel pollen is how the fennel flavor is so forward yet somehow light and delicate. It makes for an excellent garnish and an elegant flavor enhancement.