Hot summer weather calls for cool summer drinks, but how about something that not only tastes deliciously refreshing, but is good4u^℠, too?!

Summer is for salads, but you don’t always have to fall back on leafy greens! This melon caprese salad combines the sweet juiciness of cantaloupe with salty prosciutto and soft buffalo mozzarella cheese, topped with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar—the perfect combo of sweet, savory, and creamy!

Rich in the omega-3 fats and quality protein, these salmon burgers are healthy, easy to make, and delicious too! Made with just a few ingredients, including canned salmon and pantry staples, they can be whipped up in less than 30 minutes.

Say hello to your new favorite weeknight recipe: a complete meal, in one pan, with minimal hands-on time. And by cooking cauliflower rice with regular rice, you’ll even sneak in an extra serving of veggies! The hardest part is remembering to thaw the salmon ahead of time, but that can be fixed by putting it in the fridge the night before you want to make it.

Perfect for picnics or potlucks, this Mediterranean quinoa salad is made with simple ingredients and becomes even more flavorful as it sits. It is hearty, healthy, and packed with fresh flavor!

Confit is a cooking method used in French cuisine in which food is cooked in oil or fat at a low temperature for a long period of time. For this recipe, tomatoes and garlic are slowly cooked in olive oil until they’re wrinkled and fragrant. The end result is a dish bursting with flavor that is glorious when served over pasta!

Add a little tang to your asparagus with Natural Grocers^® Brand Organic Balsamic Vinegar—this quick and easy balsamic glaze also adds a perfect touch of sweetness!

Braising is a cooking method that uses both dry and wet heat to cook foods, allowing for the deliciousness of browning to be combined with the intensifying of flavors in slow cooking. Searing the sausage and fennel before braising in broth gives the dish a delicious depth of flavor; serving it with creamy hummus mellows out the spice of the sausage.

Whether you eat them with a fork and knife or serve them as finger food, these loaded Irish Potatoes are a delicious treat for St Patrick’s Day, or anytime you crave comfort food. If you’ve never had Irish cheese, you’re in for a treat. Ireland is known for its lush green grass and long grazing season, which means milk from Irish cows is especially flavorful! And while the addition of sauerkraut is decidedly not Irish, it is delicious and gives them a little zip, not to mention some microbiome-friendly probiotics. Sláinte!