All in Recipes

Savory French Toast and Breakfast Radishes

To be French for breakfast is about savory simplicity, and of course, veggies. These French breakfast radishes will deliver on the taste and morning goodness you need after a big old-fashioned American night's sleep. Add an egg over easy on your toast for more oomph and "staying power" until lunch! You can also wear a beret while you sip your plain espresso shot (not required). Bon appetit!

Sticky Honey Sesame Chicken & Pak Choi

Pak Choi is a tender green you will love in this sweet and zesty chicken meal designed to please everyone in the world. No one could be offended by this flavor--just replace the chicken with tofu if serving vegetarians. But if anyone defies gravity and logic and does NOT like it, the more the pak choi-ier for you!!

Tokyo Bekana Miso Slaw

Tokyo Bekana is a wonderfully tender Asian green that is actually a variety of Chinese cabbage. It can be cooked, stir fried, or even put in soup, but in this recipe, enjoy this sweet and crisp veg in a miso slaw. This slaw is a great topping for a rice or grain bowl!

Irish Beef Stew

The Irish know how to cook a mean stew, and not waste parsnips to boot! Laugh at the snow falling outside as you enjoy this hearty, filling brew of a stew, with a secret ingredient that is as Irish as it gets. Your parsnips will shine and your belly will be satisfied.  

Vietnamese Beef and Watercress

Watercress is a rich, leafy power green with gram for gram more vitamin C than an orange, more iron than spinach, and more calcium than a glass of milk. Nevertheless, I digress. Plan to impress nonetheless with fresh WATERCRESS paired with marinated Vietnamese beef largesse in this little-mess, no-stress, satisfying meal that will leave you unable to suppress the sweet taste of success. 

Spinach Pepperoni Bread

Pepperoni, cheese, chewy crust, and...spinach. No one will even notice! But you'll love it, because you're grown up. And your tastes are set much higher than on a typical pizza roll. Whichever team wins, your belly will be content.

Dandelion Greens Pizza

Don't be intimidated by dandy greens--put 'em on your pizza! Any hint of bitterness can be offset by sauteing first, or just have the sweet tangy sauce and goat cheese be the counterbalance! With this effortless way to get more greens, how much fun are New Year's resolutions??

Spiced Honey and Grapefruit-Glazed Ham

This crispy, sweet yet tangy ham will be a highlight of your holiday! Picture this: Caramelized honey with a hint of winter spice and a grapefruit glaze frozen in time over perfectly done ham. Guests drooling. Dog whining. Children digging in with gusto and adults digging in like children. The perfect holiday scene. God bless us every one! 

Bok Choy and Mushroom Tart

Try eating the bok choy, red onions and mushrooms in your box as a simple tart, framed by a unique quinoa crust. Serve with some salsa and creme fraiche, while the aroma of bacon and coffee lingers  during your meal, whatever time of day you serve it. The chickens who laid the eggs want you to know: bok, bok, choy!

Pepper Steak

Red onions and green peppers come together in this festive pepper steak meal with delicious grass-fed ribeye, available from Tall Grass Ranch. 'Tis the season for sizzling steak, juicy peppers and crispy onions! 

Sweet Potato Pie

Adapted from Pioneer Woman

Easy as pumpkin pie, but with sweet potatoes. And bourbon! Not responsible for how much your family loves it--they'll want to come over every year!