Recipes

Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil

5 min

Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil is a versatile and delicious condiment that can elevate a wide range of dishes. Here are some fantastic ways to use it at home: Grilled Meats: Drizzle Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil over grilled meats, such as steak, chicken, or pork, to add a burst of flavor. Roasted Vegetables: Toss roasted vegetables, like potatoes, carrots, or bell peppers, in Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil before baking to infuse them with zesty, garlicky goodness. Marinade Base: Use it as a base for marinades to enhance the flavors of your favorite proteins before cooking. Salad Dressing: Mix Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil with a splash of vinegar or lemon juice to create a vibrant and tangy salad dressing. Bread Dip: Serve it as a dip for crusty bread, adding a delectable twist to your bread-snacking experience. Pasta: Drizzle Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil over cooked pasta for a simple yet flavorful pasta dish. Pizza: Use it as a finishing touch on homemade or store-bought pizzas for a unique and aromatic twist. Seafood: Brush it over grilled or baked seafood, like shrimp or fish, to enhance their natural flavors. Cauliflower Steaks: Brush Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil on cauliflower steaks before grilling or roasting, giving them a savory and herbaceous kick. Avocado Toast: Elevate your avocado toast game by drizzling Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil over the creamy avocado slices. Potato Salad: Mix it into potato salad to give it a South American flair. Grain Bowls: Add a drizzle of Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil to grain bowls, such as quinoa or farro dishes, for a burst of flavor. Sandwiches: Use it as a condiment for sandwiches, wraps, or paninis to add a delightful herbaceous note. Vegetable Dip: Create a dipping sauce for raw or grilled vegetables by mixing Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil with yogurt or sour cream. Stir-Fry: Add a tablespoon of Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil to stir-fry dishes for an extra layer of flavor. The possibilities are endless with Chimichurri Spiced Olive Oil, so get creative and experiment with different dishes to find your favorite combinations. Enjoy the vibrant and aromatic flavors it brings to your culinary creations!

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Madras Curry Potato Salad

30 min

Potato salad is such a ubiquitous summer dish. This recipe really brightens things up and breathes new life into potato salad. Its beautiful yellow color comes from our popular Madras South Indian Curry. The curry gives the salad incredible flavor alongside mustard, black pepper, cumin, and turmeric. Madras is a classic curry that will taste familiar and go great with the beloved potato. Fresh peas and crunchy bell peppers give the salad great texture. We used small Yukon potatoes so no peeling and little chopping is involved. This dish comes together with ease. Our dressing is kept light using half Greek yogurt for tang, rather than just straight mayo. Try making this for a lovely twist on a picnic classic or make it the star of a lettuce wrap!

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Emerald City Potato Salad

Perfect for picnics, cookouts, or a lunch on the go, summer is the right time for Emerald City potato salad. This simple recipe adds fennel to a basic potato salad, and pairs it with Emerald City Seasoning for a winning flavor combination. The blend's base of dried herbs brings out the vegetal flavors of the fennel, while the green and pink pepper balance its sweeter notes.If you're looking for a delicious and unique side-dish to add to your meal, then this is just the thing.

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Elliott Bay Seasoned Crab Cakes

The first time I ever had a crab cake, I was thirteen and accompanying my dad on a business trip to San Francisco. We dined in the fanciest restaurant I'd ever been to, and I ordered the crab cake appetizer. It was tender, moist, perfectly seasoned, and it blew me away. I've attempted many times since to recreate it, with varying degrees of success. However these beauties, elegantly spiced with our Elliott Bay Seasoning and a generous handful of tarragon, put that first memorable cake to shame! Do be sure to use Panko, the Japanese bread crumbs, for this recipe to get that lighter-than-air crust.

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