Recipes
Hibiscus Tea Jello Cups
2 hrs, 10 min
Experience the essence of summer with these Hibiscus Jello Cups, a refreshing dessert that captures the vibrant spirit of Fourth of July celebrations. Infused with the fruity, tart essence of hibiscus, each delicate cup offers a cool sensation reminiscent of a summer punch. Topped elegantly with whipped cream and fresh blueberries, these cups are a delightful indulgence that embodies the season's colors and flavors, perfect for brightening any summer gathering.
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Iced Moroccan Mint Tea
15 min
Imagine a serene afternoon in Morocco, where each sip of this Moroccan Mint Tea offers a refreshing escape. This blend of peppermint and gunpowder green tea is gently sweetened with raw sugar and served over ice. It's a harmonious balance of cool mint and subtle sweetness, inviting you to relax and savor the essence of Moroccan hospitality in every refreshing sip.
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The Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cookie Cake
10 min
Calling all Cookie Monsters! Can't decide between cookies or cake? We’ve got you covered. Jamie Aragonez, WS’s co-owner and Sorceress of Spice, came up with this ah-MAZ-ing innovation for my Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cookie Kit: a giant, buttery, melty Cookie Cake. When she sent me the photos, not only was I floored by her creativity, but I wondered why no one had thought of it in the 16 years since the New York Times published my article. This “cakookie” is just the thing for satisfying your inner monster without all the mess and muss of measuring ingredients. With this kit it’s just 1.) pour, 2.) mix, and 3.) bake. The result is a guaranteed showstopper at any potluck, birthday, or gathering. Just ask Jamie what her guests thought! Happy baking! Chow, David Leite
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Cherry Mostarda
10 min
This marmalade-like sauce is fruity, sweet, tart, and sour, with a spicy kick from the yellow mustard seeds. This mostarda proves cherries aren't just for dessert. It's perfect for pork chops, roasted chicken, or adding a gourmet touch to a charcuterie board.
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Chocolate-Covered Cherries with Sea Salt
35 min
This recipe uses just four ingredients and can be a fun activity if you're hosting fondue-style or made ahead of time as an indulgent treat. If you love fancy salts, the cherries make the perfect canvas, balancing sweetness and adding crunch. My favorite is the Alderwood Smoked Salt, which adds a hint of campfire flavor and brings the essence of the Pacific Northwest full circle.
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Ranch Dressing
5 min
Indulge in the creamy richness of our homemade Ranch Dressing, crafted with our signature spice mix bursting with flavors of garlic, onion, black pepper, chives, parsley, dill, and thyme. Our salt-free blend puts you in control, allowing for a perfectly seasoned dressing every time. Plus, with simple substitutions, this versatile recipe easily transforms into a dairy-free delight using vegan alternatives. Enjoy the classic tangy goodness of Ranch Dressing, made at home in minutes!
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Asian Tea Rub Peanut Butter Toast Duo
5 min
Asian Tea Rub transforms these simple toasts into a flavorful experience, adding depth and complexity with each bite. Whether you enjoy savory or sweet, this toast duo promises a delicious fusion of flavors that will make something as simple as peanut butter toast fun.
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Pink Chili Crisp Rainbow Carrots
10 min
Transform roasted rainbow carrots with the flavor of Pink Chili Crisp! As these colorful carrots roast, they soak up the spicy, garlicky essence of the Pink Chili Crisp, creating contrast with their natural sweetness. Drizzled with honey and topped with roasted peanuts, this dish bursts with bold and harmonious flavors. (For a wee bit of subtle smokiness, try our Upper Left Madrona Smoked Honey in this dish!) Served with a squeeze of fresh lime juice, these chili crisp-roasted rainbow carrots are a standout side dish that's sure to impress. Perfect for those who enjoy a touch of heat and crave a unique twist on roasted vegetables.
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Madras Curry
Ever notice how curry tastes better the second day? It's because the flavors have combined into something greater than the sum of their parts. For best results, use the freshest ingredients available.Always cook within the season's availability. Winter is the domain of root vegetables and warming spices, whereas summer is filled with lighter fare and bright, fresh flavors. We used chicken, peas and our Madras South Indian Curry for this recipe, but you can try substituting any mix of vegetables, meats, or regional curry powders into the basic recipe below.
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