Kohlrabi Fries

Kohlrabi fries are not as crunchy as potato fries but they’re every bit as tasty, especially when dipped in a zingy lemon sauce. Kids will enjoy trying this vegetable prepared in this way.

Pickled Eggs

This is the traditional way to pickle eggs using fermentation rather than an acid such as vinegar. Delicious, keeps for a long time, and added nutrition due to lactofermentation.

Chicken Quesadillas

Use up leftover chicken and make some easy, delicious quesadillas for an easy weeknight dinner.

Apple Peanut Butter Teeth

Sink your teeth into this frightfully fun Halloween treat! These apple “monster mouths” are equal parts spooky and snackable, perfect for kids (and Halloween-loving adults), parties, or a ghoulish after-school bite.

Smoky Mexican Layered Dip

This smoky Mexican layered dip is the kind of crowd-pleaser that disappears faster than you can set it down on the table. Creamy refried beans, cool guacamole, tangy sour cream, zesty salsa, and a blanket of cheddar come together in colorful layers that beg for a scoop of tortilla chips.

Ham and Cheese Mini Calzones

Just like a ham and cheese roll-up, only more elevated, and just as easy to make! These back-to-school calzones delight both children and parents alike, perfect for accompanying lunches, or at home easy meal solutions. 

Brownie Coffins

Scare up these fun, spooky brownies for a crowd at your Halloween gathering.