Eating with the seasons has never been easier — or more delicious!
Our recipe library is designed to help you make the most of the fresh, locally grown ingredients we provide. From vibrant summer squash to hearty winter greens, each recipe is tailored to showcase the seasonal variety that comes with eating local. We want to inspire you to embrace the adventure of cooking with seasonal produce and trying new ingredients, while making the process simple and enjoyable. Whether you're experimenting with something unfamiliar or just need fresh ideas for your staples, our library is here to guide you with easy-to-follow recipes for every meal. Let’s celebrate the flavors of the season together!
broccoli, kale & rice casserole
This vegan and gluten free broccoli and kale casserole is packed with nutrition. A flavorful dish that fits every definition of a classic casserole by being savory, warm and always delivering a sense of filling for the family. This plant-based, no processed food take on a comfort food casserole will be a crowd-pleaser.
spiced persimmon tea
Ripe persimmons are a true sign of fall and spiced cakes and teas of winter around the corner. Persimmons have both native and imported varietals that can be grown here in NC. This tea, or infusion, is a delicious way to bring some spiced goodness into your fall without caffeine of a chai or traditional tea.
Mizuna Lettuce Salad
This recipe is a refreshing spin on a side salad for any meal. The mizuna greens are a lovely compliment to crisp fall apples, and the dressing is really where the flavor kicks in. It is an easy and delicious combination the whole family will love.
Sautéed Oyster Mushrooms with Garlic
Our oyster mushrooms are grown right here in the Triangle, by Sweet Peas Urban Gardens, making these hyper-local mushrooms always fresh when delivered. This recipe captures the full flavor of the mushrooms just how they are, fresh and delicious.
Butternut Squash, Sweet Potato and Peach Bake
Casseroles can be great summer dishes. Simple preparation, one dish meals that highlight the flavors of savory and sweet to enjoy for dinner.
Okra, Tomato and Chickpea Bowl
Okra is a southern staple that thrives in the July heat. Sweet Peas Urban Gardens have been saving seeds and cultivating particularly delicious green and red okra varieties for the past several years. This recipe is the perfect way to jump back into an appreciation for this vegetable for those who might not have grown up eating it, or don’t like the traditional stewed preparation. The secret is combining okra with another summer favorite - fresh field tomatoes.
Peach Basil Cooler
Fresh peaches are here! Enjoy this cool and refreshing drink to celebrate fresh peaches.
Corn and Tomato Salad
A great fresh summer side dish to pair with any grilled meat and veggies at the cookout.
Strawberry Arugula Salad
This recipe is a great introduction to spring! It is simple, requiring just 30 minutes and right around ten ingredients. This dish's light and fresh flavor are made even better by the crunchy pecans, adding serious heartiness and healthy fats. Split this recipe into two for a healthy summer entree. Or, divide it four ways and serve it as a side dish to your favorite friends and neighbors.
Strawberry Tea
As the warm weather comes into season, there is nothing better than a big glass of iced tea. This recipe uses fresh strawberries to create a subtle infusion of freshness in each glass. And if where you live, there are still some chilly mornings ahead, you can try it hot too!
Baked Apples With Mushrooms
Apples and mushrooms are not commonly made together in one dish, but this recipe will change that! Try this amazing combination of sweet and savory to utilize this week’s box ingredients.
Mushroom and Sweet Potato Potpie
March brings uncertain weather, often teasing a bit of spring only to turn around and be cold again. This recipe is perfect for those cold snaps, a warm, comforting dinner that the whole family will love.
Garlic Roasted Radishes
This week’s recipe is here to help if you are unsure how to use your box’s freshly grown radishes. Roasting radishes brings out the sweetness otherwise masked by the peppery kick that radishes are known for. Even if you aren’t sure you like radishes, try this recipe, and you just might become a radish lover!
Arugula Salad with Walnuts, Apples, and Radishes
This salad is a wonderful mix of spicy arugula leaves, tart apples, piquant radishes, and buttery walnuts - flavors that complement each other. When you add in the floral sweetness of the rose vinaigrette, you get a delightful dish that will flatter any guest!
Kale, Potato and Carrot Curry
This decadent curry is the perfect meal to cozy up to on a cold Monday night. It’s a great way to use this week’s box of produce items, and best of all, it’s super easy to make!
Apple Cinnamon Chia Pudding
This Chia Seed Pudding is a fantastic way to switch up your morning oatmeal routine or to have as a delicious healthy snack during the day. Our crisp, locally grown apples are the perfect addition to this dish, adding beautiful color and a wonderful crunch.
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