During these still-cool spring days, creamy soup is a wonderful way to enjoy asparagus. This recipe lightens it up a bit by using homemade cashew cream rather than heavy cream. For a deliciously silky-smooth soup, look for thinner stalks of asparagus.

This warming vegan soup is perfect for chilly days, especially in the thick of cold and flu season. It is loaded with immune-supportive spices, veggies, coconut milk, and probiotic-rich miso. It is a delicious way to stay well this winter!

The combination of dark chocolate and raspberries is a classic recipe for romance. We ramp up the charm with a Natural Grocers^® Organic Cocoa Dusted Truffle in the middle to create a melted center. The tart raspberry syrup poured over the rich dark chocolate cakes creates a decadent flavor combination you and your sweetie will love! Those with a sweet tooth will enjoy it with the suggested ice cream or coconut whip.

Note: Recipe can be doubled to create 4 individual cakes

This elevated dish tastes like you spent hours in the kitchen, but it comes together in less than an hour! Cozy and delicious, this prosciutto-wrapped chicken is filled with melted cheese and served on a bed of sweet apples and roasted onions, all topped off with a savory pan sauce and brown butter-crisped sage. It’s great any night of the week and impressive enough for special occasions.

Among all of the rich food at holiday meals, a light and bright side dish can be a welcome addition. This shaved Brussels sprout salad is just that—crispy and crunchy, and studded with apples, cranberries, and Parmesan. It’s healthy but so satisfyingly good.

Inspired by Spanish Romesco sauce, this delicious soup is flavorful without being too heavy, and it’s a snap to make using pantry staples you probably already have on hand! Serve it as a side dish, as a light meal with a sandwich, or in shot or espresso glasses for an elegant appetizer.

If you have a box of our Natural Grocers^® Brand Gluten Free Vanilla Cake Mix in your pantry, you have an easy recipe for cookies made your way. Here are three ways you can create special cookies for the holidays, whether you’re feeling snowy, “Grinchy,” or spicy!

We all love leftovers… until we don’t. Often, the key to enjoying leftovers is to create a flavor profile that feels like a completely different meal. This gumbo does just that by using leftover turkey along with spicy sausage to create a hearty and delicious stew. Serve over rice, cauliflower rice, or leftover mashed potatoes for a Thanksgiving weekend meal that will bring a smile to your family’s faces… because it’s not another Thanksgiving plate.

A whole roasted cauliflower topped with pesto is a savory addition to your table that your vegan, vegetarian, and omnivore friends will all love! The Italian seasoning added to the bed of onions provides a savory touch to the fork-tender cauliflower.

Sweet potatoes and pecans go perfectly together, add a little butter and maple syrup, and it’s a match made in heaven. A simple but delicious addition to your Thanksgiving table, these twice-baked potatoes can be made a day or two ahead and warmed before serving. This side dish is perfectly delicious and ideal for the holiday table.