Welcome to our Recipe Book
Discover your new favorite recipe today! Using farm fresh ingredients, each recipe highlights items you can find growing in our foodshed throughout the year.
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Inspired by my summer reading of the Master Chef Martin Yan, who also believes fresh ingredients are essential to good food.
We are proud to bring you this all encompassing pizza recipe as part of our specialty pizza box.
We are proud to bring you this yummy make at home pizza recipe as part of a specialty box.
A traditional Mexican dish of summer squash and corn usually prepared with heavy cream. Feel free to omit the bacon and cheese and substitute with a bit of good olive oil and a dash of salt to make it vegan. A bit of veganaise at the end of preparation will cover the creamy element well.
Here is one way to approach the notorious London Broil, not by broiling, but by pan searing after a tenderization and marinade.
Sometimes a failed experiment yields something amazing! This crispy quinoa is complex and delightful.
Fry your egg in bacon fat for extra goodness! This recipe also uses the greens and root of the turnip.
For bitter green lovers, or not. This dressing also makes and excellent sandwich spread.
This dressing used champagne vinegar, orange juice, and white wine to imitate a mimosa. Excellent with fresh salad greens, crisp turnips, and carrots.
Inspired by my summer reading of the Master Chef Martin Yan, who also believes fresh ingredients are essential to good food.
A fresh twist on this American classic. Not only a good dip, but good on sandwiches too!
This pesto is good with fresh pasta or brushed onto a summer squash just before grilling.
A traditional Mexican dish of summer squash and corn usually prepared with heavy cream. Feel free to omit the bacon and cheese and substitute with a bit of good olive oil and a dash of salt to make it vegan. A bit of veganaise at the end of preparation will cover the creamy element well.
These potato crepes can be filled with anything of your choosing. The sauce pictured here is a simple tomato sauce!
A traditional Mexican dish of summer squash and corn usually prepared with heavy cream. Feel free to omit the bacon and cheese and substitute with a bit of good olive oil and a dash of salt to make it vegan. A bit of veganaise at the end of preparation will cover the creamy element well.
Sometimes a failed experiment yields something amazing! This crispy quinoa is complex and delightful.
This tart is, well tart! Not too much sugar, flakey crust, fresh kiwi, what’s not to love?
A fresh twist on this American classic. Not only a good dip, but good on sandwiches too!
This tart is, well tart! Not too much sugar, flakey crust, fresh kiwi, what’s not to love?
Turnip Cake?! Yes indeed, inspired by a potato cake I found in an old forgotten recipe book of my great-grandmother’s.
We are proud to bring you this all encompassing pizza recipe as part of our specialty pizza box.
We are proud to bring you this yummy make at home pizza recipe as part of a specialty box.
Kumquats are an exceptional little citrus. Pair them with kiwi and you get and unforgettable marmalade.
Loaded with fennel, blue cheese, olives and green garlic. The grilled cheese be an excellent vessel for unique flavor combinations.
The flavors of this soup are complex despite having only a few ingredients. Let the sweetness of the butternut highlight the cardamom and become balanced by the heat of the chili. Round it all out with rice and something crunchy on the top and we have this fall delight.
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These potato crepes can be filled with anything of your choosing. The sauce pictured here is a simple tomato sauce!
Inspired by my summer reading of the Master Chef Martin Yan, who also believes fresh ingredients are essential to good food.
We are proud to bring you this all encompassing pizza recipe as part of our specialty pizza box.
We are proud to bring you this yummy make at home pizza recipe as part of a specialty box.
Meet the chef behind the recipes!

Sonia Breuch
Having experimented in the kitchen for as long as she can remember, Sonia was a natural fit for the Tahoe Food Hub. As a young cook in Tahoe and Portland, Sonia enjoyed learning how to make good food that is also good for you. Sonia’s love for fresh local food has her incredibly grateful to help people get the most out of their ingredients at the Tahoe Food Hub. When she isn't cooking up something new, she illustrates and paints on the side.
Simple and good for you too.