Spring

This fantastic recipe allows you to enjoy a peanut-free satay sauce for chicken skewers or sautéed vegetables. It’s also amazing as a dipping sauce for spring rolls, lettuce wraps and so much more.

Take your holiday ham to new heights with this modern, savory-meets-sweet version of an old-fashioned favorite.

This recipe takes the distinct flavors of tom yum soup and turns it into a delicious and flavorful marinade for roasted chicken. Tom yum is usually spicy, sweet, savory and sour with a bit of a salty finish from the soy sauce.

Loaded with fresh springtime flavors, this pan bread is sure to be a hit with kids and overnight guests. Enjoy for breakfast, brunch and get-togethers.

Are you or someone one you know counting down the days until raspberry season? Satisfy the craving early with this light and moist raspberry cake. We recommend using frozen, locally grown raspberries for close-to-home quality and taste.

A Jewish traditional bread, this beautiful babka coffee cake with a ribbon of rich, chocolate hazelnut spread is excellent served for breakfast or enjoyed as a midday snack.

This playful dessert combines creamy peanut butter with a moist chocolate brownie and a crunchy center.

Our recipe for savory, individually sized veggie quiches, resembling blooming flowers, are beautiful displayed on a platter to create a colorful spring brunch bouquet.

Guinness-laden sirloin adds richness and depth to these flakey meat pies filled with earthy veggies and creamy Dubliner cheese.

Cooked fruits in honey and vinegar make the perfect sauce for lamb chops that are first browned, then finished in a delicious glaze.