Beets are an under utilized vegetable and their greens fly even more under the radar. This recipe makes their greens a shining star with a slow sauté, punch of spice and dash of lemon.
Chicken tacos are one of my favorite weekend recipes for a crowd, and they couldn’t be easier with Sprouts Enchilada sauce! You can even save some of the meat as a salad topper for lunches throughout the week.
The secret hasselback potatoes is par-baking them before cutting them into the classic hasselback slices. It softens them up enough to make the cutting incredibly easy and allows the butter and oil to mingle better with the inside of the potato.
When it comes to football season, the pregame starts early and these bite-size brunch-y quiches are a total crowd pleaser. The bold and delicious flavor of green chiles makes these great for fall.
If you’re anything like me, you use coffee to jump start your morning. This recipe provides you with the caffein you need for the entire week without producing any waste and going easy on your pocket book. Get brewing!
Vegetable broth is an easy waste-free recipe if you're looking to get into sustainable cooking. You can utilize veggie scraps from other recipes and using your own broth reduces your need for packaged broth.
This green bean recipe is one of the most versitile side dishes for your week nights. Serve it with salmon, chicken, steak, or as a topping to a salad or grain bowl. It's so good it can't be ignored.
Incorporating a non-alcoholic mocktail for guests that aren't drinking adds a thoughtful touch to any gathering. This Raspberry Ginger Fizz recipe is easy to batch and can be used as a base to add with a splash of vodka. Try it out at your next game night or dinner.
If you’re looking for a filling and easy mid-week dinner that’s full of flavor, this stir fry has you covered. It’s full of nutritious veggies and has a hint of spice and sweetness that combine into a perfect meld of flavors.