National Fruits and Vegetables Day
This week features #NationalFruitsandVegetablesDay and we’re celebrating with a variety of produce-centric recipes to try this season. Each with a unique variety of flavors and tastes for your summer fun. Whether it’s a main dish, side, or a treat to stay cool – we’ve got you covered with a summer’s worth of new dishes. Check them out below!
Grilled Vegetable Pasta Salad: Add a twist to your pasta salad with grilled veggies. They add a tasty crunch to a classic summer side.
Greek Stuffed Eggplant: Eggplant stuffed with delicious and refreshing ingredients.
Grilled Corn with Parmesan Spread and Basil: Corn is a summertime favorite, and ours is made locally. Throw it on the grill and add this flavorful parmesan.
Grilled Lemon Garlic Chicken Salad: A refreshing salad is perfect for the summer heat, and the lemony, garlicky aroma this recipe brings is a wonderful take.
Indian Spiced Cauliflower with Garbanzo Beans and Tomatoes: This recipe is packed with flavor, and it takes cauliflower, tomatoes, and garbanzo beans to a place you may not have tried before.
Grilled Veggie Quinoa Bowls: Quinoa bowls are super refreshing, and grilled veggies are a summer hit. Add them together for the perfect meal.
Hummus Stuffed Cherry Tomatoes: A delicious and light recipe. Perfect for an appetizer at your next cookout.
Watermelon Blueberry Pops: Cool down with these DIY Watermelon Blueberry Pops to complement your summer fun.
Campfire Skillet Strawberry-Peach Cobbler: Nights by the fire make for some of the best summer relaxation. This cobbler makes them even better.
Watermelon Bites: A tasty and refreshing appetizer or snack option.
Watermelon Pico De Gallo: Throw a summery twist into your dip by adding watermelon to your pico de gallo.
Crunchy Slaw with Creamy Lime Dressing: Coleslaw is another refreshing summer side dish. This tasty take might become a favorite.
FIshin' for Tacos
Fishing for new taco recipes? Consider seafood! These tasty recipes offer a wide range of variety and an experience packed with flavor and twists. If you’re a fan of seafood you’ll love these options. Check out some of our favorite recipes and celebrate National Fish Taco Day on January 25th with us!
Fast & Fresh Fish Tacos: Fast and fresh! Grab a lb. of Market 32 Mahi Mahi and a bag of Fresh Express Chipotle Cheddar Salad and you’re on your way to enjoying lovely fish tacos.
Grilled Fish Tacos with Cauliflower Tortillas: Break out the Tilapia Filets and the Cauliflower Tortillas for an epic ride of flavor.
Crispy Cornmeal Fish Tacos with Citrus Slaw: This recipe calls for cod accompanied by a fresh, tasty citrus slaw that you won’t be able to resist. So good you’ll have to come back for more.
Beer Poached Mahi Mahi Tacos: These mahi mahi filets are boosted with fresh mango, onion, guacamole salsa and more. This recipe can make any day feel like summer.
General Tso’s Shrimp Tacos: Add some General Tso’s sauce and serrano pepper to your tacos for a wave of bold flavors. Perfect with shrimp!
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International Sushi Day: A Guide to Get On A Roll
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What did Sushi A Say to Sushi B? Wasabi!
June 18th is International Sushi Day! We love sushi and we’re proud to offer a modern approach to an age-old art form in our stores. Check out our unique selection of Aburi style sushi, where the fish is partially grilled and partially raw. You’ll also find favorites like the traditional California and Rainbow rolls, or more daring options like Crunchy Dragon and Shrimp Dynamite.
Sushi can be confusing…especially to those who are looking to order or buy it for the first time. Check out this guide of different sushi and sashimi options so you know what you’re getting into.
Nigiri: Nigiri is the original and most traditional style of Sushi rolls. They’ve existed for centuries and they’re probably what you picture when you hear the word “sushi.” Made up of an oval bed of seasoned rice topped with raw fish, seafood, or vegetables.
Maki Roll: Maki Rolls are traditional Japanese rolls prepared by rolling a layer of rice with different varieties of fish or vegetables inside. Wrapped with nori or seaweed on the outside.
Uramaki Roll: Uramaki Rolls are an Americanized-Style Sushi Roll, rolled with nori sheet hidden inside and topped with rice. Examples include, the traditional California Roll, Spider Roll with soft-shell crab, Tempura Roll, and Dragon Roll.
Temaki Roll: Temaki Rolls, also knows as Hand Rolls, are cone-shaped with nori sheet folded like a cone. With sushi rice and a variety of ingredients inside, easily eaten with your hands rather than chopsticks.
Sashimi: Sashimi differs from sushi; in that it is not made up of rice or nori. However, it is usually offered as an option at any sushi restaurant. Sashimi is made up of finely sliced pieces of high-quality sushi-grade raw fish or seafood served with soy sauce.
Sushi Hand Roll: Check out our recipe for a Sushi Hand Roll, aka Temaki Roll. Featuring Market 32 Shrimp, PICS Steamable Cauliflower Rice, an Asian style chopped salad kit, and tasty vegetables. It’s a great option for trying your hand at your own homemade sushi!
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Source: https://itsyourjapan.com/beginners-guide-to-sushi-menu/
