Recipes

Sambhaaro is stir-fry in spirit because of its nifty preparation technique, which is cooking just enough to dispel the raw edge of cabbage. It invokes the salad vibe because the cabbage is crunchy. It reminds you of an Indian curry because of ground coriander and red chili powder.

Seasoned with fresh lemon zest and the savory, herbaceous Tutto Porchetta spice blend, this classic pork loin roast dish is an excellent reason to gather around the dinner table with friends and family.  

You can use Tutto Porchetta to easily make fresh Italian style pork sausage at home. This simple sausage can be added to pastas and soups, used to make meatballs or meatloaf, dotted atop a pizza just before baking or shaped into patties and grilled for a decadent Porchetta burger.

This simple but flavorful variation on the classic Tuscan dish, Fagioli al’ Ucceletto is a favorite year round side on our dinner table, a perfect accompaniment to roasted or grilled meats and vegetables. Good quality heirloom beans are key.

The more Thanksgiving dinners we prepare, the more we tend to steer our menus away from overly complicated and intensely rich preparations and instead opt for a simpler and lighter approach that focuses as much on all of the delicious late autumn vegetables as it does on the big bird.

This hearty Italian style vegetable soup seasoned with Tutto Porchetta is immensely satisfying. We add fresh zucchini and green beans to this soup in the spring and summer months when they are readily available but in the colder months you can easily substitute diced winter squash, celery root, potatoes or sliced mushrooms.

Nutty oat-clustered granola full of the best sweet and savory flavors perfect for a healthy snack or breakfast bowl. 

This tangy, nuanced barbecue sauce is rich with fruit and savory flavors and is a natural over chicken, tofu, and grilled eggplant. The recipe was developed by our partners in Guatemala who produce the black garlic.

Simple blanched heirloom tomatoes drizzled with olive oil and sherry vinegar welcome the perfectly balanced salt to pepper ratio of Chef’s Best Friend.

A satisfying addition to your next meal, these fingerling potatoes are lightly coated with olive oil, salt, herbs and spices then roasted on a sheet pan until a perfectly golden, crispy bite is achieved. 

Sautéed cherry tomatoes release their juices and mingle with mild white onions and tart vinegar, and make the ultimate topper for spiced and roasted zucchini.

Fill your bowl with vibrant green shades of sautéed escarole, dotted with black peppercorns, white crystal salt and red chili flakes.

Using this technique ensures a quicker, crispier and more evenly roasted spiced chicken. Set atop a medley of vegetables eager to absorb flavorful drippings, this one-pan chicken meal is ideal for a weeknight dinner.

A spiced yogurt marinade that is low on effort but big on flavor prepares this chicken for the grill, and results in an incredibly tender bite. 

A quick and easy dish fit not only for weekday meals but also as an elegant side for more fancy fare. Can be served hot or cold.

A delicious end-of-summer side or main course, with all the savory and refreshing flavors of a garden's bounty, accentuated by an herbed, vinegar-spiked yogurt sauce.

A homemade take on the classic loaf, this recipe can be made by hand or with the help of a stand mixer. Either way, the dough will be sticky! Dampen hands with water or lightly coat with oil to help dough release more easily while shaping, and a bench scraper is your best friend for a clean transfer to the loaf pan. The final product will have a moist, cakey crumb and a delicate swirl.

If you love coffee cake, you’ll love these cinnamon streusel cake–inspired muffins that combine the warmth of cinnamon and vanilla with the irresistible crunch of a sweet streusel topping. They are best enjoyed warm and can be reheated in a toaster oven or microwave for a great on-the-go breakfast that pairs perfectly with coffee or tea.