Savories

We love calzones and our recipe takes that love to another level with spiced lamb, harissa, labneh and local honey. We used an off-the-shelf pizza dough ball which speeds up the process.

Our hot BBQ Roast Beef & Cheddar is a hit with our families. It’s a fun and fast recipe to make with children, and everyone will love the fresh local cheese, burger buns, and barbecue sauce with freshly sliced roast beef. Serve with one of our many French fry options and you’ll have a winner winner roast beef dinner in no time!

Japanese curry is milder than Indian curries, with a comforting warm flavor accented by dashi and tamari. Our recipe is fast and easy, poured over delicious udon noodles.

These spicy noodles are so delicious and easy to make, especially when using a fresh roasted Market Kitchen chicken and plenty of chile crisp to flavor it all.

This fresh squeezed, juicy refresher is simple to make and can be adapted to your preferences.

This amazing Pacific seafood stew tastes fantastic and can easily be varied with fresh, local fish options. We recommend a blend of clams, mussels, crab, and cod here, which you can easily adjust to your taste. Finish with a deeply flavorful lemon aioli and some toasty garlic bread for an incredibly delicious meal.

Salmon and citrus pair perfectly with roasted fennel in this fast one-pan recipe. Serve with a mixed green salad for a beautiful dinner. For some added flavor, sprinkle with Castelvetrano olives and capers just before serving, if desired. And don’t forget to pour a glass of Oregon vino to complete this warm winter meal.

This tasty citrus chicken recipe pops with orange and lemon and couldn’t be easier to make. Simply add all ingredients to a blender or processor for the marinade and pour it over chicken pieces (wings and legs are especially fast!).

Loaded with fresh lemon juice and zest, this warm winter soup has just what the doctor ordered for your cold weather blues.

Finished with orange marmalade and fresh slices of orange, our ricotta cake disappeared in minutes as everyone oohed and aahed over it. It’s a simple mix-by-hand batter, and just takes about an hour from start to finish.