Berry Bouquet Spinach Salad

Thanks to a one-step marinade, this delicious main course will be prepped within minutes. All this recipe asks for in return is adequate time for flavor development, which will be well worth it. After these bold flavors converge on a hot grill, the results are wonderfully spicy, smoky, and fragrant – everything you want jerk chicken to be.

An ideal combination of savory, spicy, and sweet, this Caribbean-inspired coconut shrimp makes a delicious main course, appetizer, or salad topper. Serve with Sweet Chili Lime or Whipped Mango Jerk dipping sauces for even more flavor!

These bite-sized vegetarian finger foods are easy to make and loaded with flavor. An assortment of seasonings whipped with cream cheese creates a gorgeous pastel color palette reminiscent of dyed Easter eggs. Mix and match vegetables, seasonings, and garnishes for platter full of vibrant variety.

Meat...grilled. Simply put, that’s Carne Asada. Traditionally, hanger, skirt, or flank steak is often the cut chosen because each take marinade well, cook fast, and taste great. To maximize flavor, this recipe uses a citrus-based marinade followed by a rub featuring our Carne Asada spice blend. The rub is applied liberally just before grilling so it’s not left behind in the marinade. A classic go-to for tacos or burritos, but just as delicious on sandwiches, salads, or even steak and eggs.

Give holiday muffins or cookies added flavor and texture with this tasty, 1-step hack. Try it with any of our delicious flavored sugars!

Warm spices, the refreshing taste of mango, a spicy kick of habanero, and pineapple chunks make these Tropical Glazed Carrots spicy, but light. This exotic side is a great side dish for your favorite spring or summer entrée.

The combination of tart cranberry and rich butter strikes the perfect balance. Delicious on toast, biscuits, scones, and more, sweet dreams are made of this pretty pink spread. 

Spicy Coconut Thai Marinade is a simple way to add big flavor to meat, fish, or veggies. Easily combine ingredients by whisking, blending, or shaking in a mason jar.

A simple sauté with minced shallot, garlic, and butter will make mushrooms good, but a few flavor-enhancing ingredients  will make them great. Serve over whipped polenta, pasta, or even atop a burger or grilled chicken sandwich.

A perfect combination of two favorite flavors – chocolate and pumpkin spice! Ideal for fall, these brownies have a rich chocolate base topped with a luscious layer of pumpkin.

Chimi Chili Marinade is a simple way to add big flavor to meat, fish, or veggies. Easily combine ingredients by whisking, blending, or shaking in a mason jar.

Perfect for the oven, grill, or even campfire, these delicious, make-ahead packs have all the great flavors of a classic seafood boil – with none of the clean-up. Garlic bread or cornbread makes a great accompaniment for soaking up the sauce.

Chips? Veggies? Crackers? Sandwich spreads? Salads? We’ve got you covered! These general ratios will work with just about any spice blend or seasoning, however, best to avoid those containing pods, seeds, or whole peppercorns, as these ingredients will not soften in the sour cream base.

These bite-sized beauties are the quintessential fall treat. Baked with brown butter and warm spices, a spiced sugar topping gives way to a delicious, chewy center with perfect pumpkin flavor.

Evaporated milk is the secret weapon to achieving a decadent hot cocoa with qualities of a drinking chocolate. This versatile recipe can be made ahead of time and reheated – or even served chilled like a milkshake.

Vik's Umami Marinade marinade is a simple way to add big flavor to meat, fish, or veggies. Easily combine ingredients by whisking, blending, or shaking in a mason jar.

Light, citrusy Florida Sunshine and tangy Sumac combine to perfectly accent the flavors of Brussels sprouts, cranberries, pistachios, and parmesan cheese.

The reverse sear technique in this Prime Rib Roast achieves a juicy pink center and allows the roast to rest before browning, which means that as soon as your guests are ready to eat, you're ready to serve.