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Simple Garlic Rubbed Salmon with Vegetables and Sweet Basil Dressing
Fattoush Salad with Chickpeas and Market Vegetables
by Market Chef Heather Hartman Serves 4 This is a great recipe for using chickpeas and day old bread. Leftover chickpeas can be frozen, and used for hummus, put into salads, or baked with spices for a fun, protein packed snack. You can also use black eyed peas, or soybeans. Check out Rosemount Fresh Market’s… Read More →
Swiss Chard Wraps with Spinach-Walnut-Flax Seed Pesto and Poached Salmon
by Market Chef Heather Hartman Serves 6 Ingredients 2/3 cup toasted walnuts 2 cloves garlic 3 cups spinach 1 cup basil 1⁄4 cup ground flax seed 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil Juice of 1⁄2 lemon 1⁄2 cup grated parmesan Salt to taste 1-2 bunches Swiss chard (collard greens, large leaf kale can also be… Read More →
Minnesota Nice-oise Salad
Asparagus Wild Rice Salad
by Market Chef Jenny Breen Ingredients 3 cups cooked hand harvested wild and brown rice (1/2 and 1/2) 1 bunch asparagus (if available), trimmed and cut into 2 1/2 inch pieces 1 cup peas or edamame 2 stalks rhubarb, sliced thinly 1 bunch ramps or spring onions, chopped 1 bunch spinach or arugula roughly chopped 1/2… Read More →
Hot and Sour Soup with Spring Vegetables
by Market Chef Heather Hartman Serves 4 to 6 Ingredients 6 cups vegetable stock 1 thumb sized piece ginger, peeled and sliced into big rounds 1 cup mushrooms, sliced (shitake or cremini are lovely) 1 cup snow peas or sugar snap peas, sliced 2 cups fresh greens, rough chopped (spinach, kale, or chard) 1 cup… Read More →
Smoked Trout and Potato Salad
Autumn Pasta with Tarragon and Cider Sauce
From: Cooking up the Good Life, By Jenny Breen Serves 8 to 10 This recipe highlights the colors and flavors of autumn. Fresh tarragon adds a piney and aromatic taste that is mellowed by the sweetness of the cider. Quality whole grain pasta is hearty enough to handle the density of the squash, the depth… Read More →
Quinoa and Cucumber Salad
by Market Chef Jenny Breen Serves 10 to 12 I invented this recipe because I really wanted a cool summery grain salad, but something besides quinoa tabbouleh (nothing against that wonderful dish, but there’s more to life than mint). It is a joy to cook with sesame oil–its nutty flavor stands up to cooking and… Read More →