Three Easy Ways to Use Squash This Fall

Squash Season is Here!

Get ready for fall with these healthy yet comforting flavors. Squash is a great addition to your fall menu as they are full of nutrients and extremely versatile to meet anyone’s dietary preferences.

Butter Herb Spaghetti Squash

Try your favorite buttered noodle dish with a low-carb twist. Colorful and bursting with fresh herbs, this dish is sure to be a hit.

Butternut Squash Soup

Butternut Squash Soup is perfect for a cozy night in, on its own, or paired with a fall salad. With its silky texture and deep flavor, this soup will be your new favorite.

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Stuffed Acorn Squash

Stuffed Acorn Squash is delightfully full of Italian sausage, fresh herbs, vitamins, and nutrients. Even the pickiest of eaters will love this filling dish.

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Did you know?

Most varieties of squash carry an impressive nutrient profile that contains essential vitamins like Vitamin C, E, B and minerals like calcium and magnesium. This makes it a perfect menu option to boost your immune system during the colder seasons.

Jumbo Blueberries

Bigger Berries for Bigger Flavor!

With their firm bite, beautiful violet hue, and delicious sweet-tart flavor, Jumbo Blueberries are the perfect snack and are ripe right now! Larger than their standard cousin, Jumbo Blueberries are grown without the use of GMOs and are completely natural. Traditional cross-pollination uses the best combinations that allow for crisp, richly flavored Jumbo Blueberries. Jumbo Blueberries are a great example of the different berry experiences that Sprouts sources for you to enjoy! For scale, Jumbo Blueberries are about three-quarters of an inch or larger in diameter, which means that sometimes a blueberry in a Jumbo package can be the size of a quarter. Hurry in for big berry flavor – the season’s almost over!

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Fall-Inspired Coffee Recipes

Coffee recipes you’ve bean craving!

We’ve got a latte in store for all of your morning java needs. These simple coffee recipes feature everything from pumpkin to keto and plant-based ingredients—sure to mocha the best drink for anyone! We know you’re pressed for time, so we’ll pump the breaks on the puns and you can give the recipes below a shot!

Pumpkin Caramel Macchiato

This plant-based coffee is crafted with an easy pumpkin spice syrup and a drizzle of caramel sauce.

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Keto mocha coffee with chocolate and whipped cream

Keto Hazelnut Mocha Latte

Start your morning with this double shot of espresso pulled over roasted hazelnut cocoa butter, mixed with almond milk and a dollop of whipped cream.

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Snickerdoodle Latte

This snickerdoodle latte is the perfect fall drink to make at home! It’s Paleo and vegan-friendly.

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7 Fall-Ready Hatch Chile Recipes

Hatch them while you can!

They’re back! Hatch green chiles are a popular fall treasure. Harvested only from the Hatch Valley in New Mexico, they add a distinct dosage of flavor and spice to both sweet and savory recipes. Try out seven of our newest hatch recipes from our blogger friends and see for yourself!

1. Hatch Chile Bite-Size Chicken Nachos

Shredded chicken spiced with Hatch chile is piled on waffles fries, and served with a savory hatch salsa queso.

Recipe provided by our blogger friend, Megan, at Cake N Knife.

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2. Hatch Chile Sausage Queso Fundido

This cheesy dip pairs sweet corn, zucchini and our spicy Butcher Shop Hatch Chile Pork Sausage.

Recipe provided by our blogger friend, Billy, at Wit and Vinegar.

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3. Mason Jar Hatch Chile Esquites

A flavorful Mexican bite-sized salad, made with roasted corn and Hatch chiles. Great for parties or gatherings of any kind!

Recipe provided by our blogger friend, Cheryl, from 40 Aprons.

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4. Bacon-Wrapped Hatch Chile Poppers

Take hatch chile season to the next level with this easy-to-grill, low-carb, scrumptious appetizer. Warning, these are seriously addicting!

Recipe provided by our blogger friend, Lauren, from Bon Appeteach.

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5. Guacamole and Shrimp Cucumber Bites

Crispy cucumber slices are topped with grilled shrimp and our Sprouts Hatch Chile Guacamole for a snack full of healthy fats and protein!

Recipe provided by our blogger friend, Nichole, from Casa de Crews.

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6. Sweet & Spicy Shrimp

Our Butcher Shop Hatch Chile Pork Sausage is paired with jumbo shrimp and a sweet chili dipping sauce to create these appetizing bites.

Recipe provided by our blogger friend, Tawnie, at Kroll’s Korner.

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7. Mini Hatch Chile Cornbread Muffins

These muffins are sweet with a hint of spice! Made with in-season hatch chiles, they’re flavorful on the inside with a golden crunch on the outside.

Recipe provided by our blogger friend, Erin, from The Speckled Palate.

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Ready to find your new Hatch favorite?

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Drink the Tropics

Send your taste buds to the islands with these simple, refreshing tropical drinks. Combine, mix, serve and enjoy! Who knew a tropical getaway could be so easy?

Pineapple Dream

COMBINE

3 cups Pineapple juice
1 cup Orange juice
1 cup Coconut water
2 cups Club soda
Pineapple slices and maraschino cherries, for garnish

Mix all liquids in a pitcher. Garnish chilled glasses with pineapple slices and a maraschino cherry. Serves 4.

Dragon Delight

COMBINE

1 Red-fleshed dragon fruit, roughly chopped into small pieces
1 Ripe mango
4 Fresh mint leaves
4 oz. Pineapple juice
1 handful Crushed ice
1/3 cup Sparkling water

Mix in a blender until smooth. Serve in a chilled glass, garnished with dragon fruit slice. Serves 2.

Island Refresher

COMBINE

3 cups Passionfruit juice
2 cups Coconut water
1/2 cup Fresh lime juice (about 8 limes)
2 cups Club soda or sparkling water
1/2 Pineapple, cored and cut into spears

In a pitcher, mix all the liquids. Pour into chilled glasses and garnish with pineapple spears. Serves 4.

Rambutan Breeze

COMBINE

1 Rambutan
1 tsp. Sugar, or to taste
1 oz. Water
1 tsp. Lime juice
1/4 tsp. Vanilla
2 oz. Club soda

Slice the rambutan around the middle and peel out the fruit. Add to blender with the other ingredients. Serve in chilled glasses.

Bite-sized Mother’s Day Brunch Ideas

Surprise mom on her special day with a batch of these bite-sized treats, a fresh floral bouquet and a heartwarming note. We’ve rounded up three of our blogger friends to share their Mother’s Day recipes.

Gluten-free Mini Quiche Recipe

Recipe By: One Lovely Life food blog Whether you’re making brunch for a crowd or doing weekly meal prep, these mini quiches with hash brown crusts are the perfect dish to serve! They are naturally gluten- and dairy-free, and you can fill them with your favorite toppings! Ingredients:

1 16-oz. pkg. Sprouts Brand Organic Frozen Hash Browns, thawed
3–4 Tbsp. Sprouts Brand Olive Oil, melted butter or ghee
1–2 cups Toppings (see below for suggestions)
8 Eggs
Salt and pepper, to taste.

Instructions:

Preheat oven to 425°F.
In a large bowl, combine thawed hash browns with olive oil.
Divide hash browns between 12 muffin cups. Press down the center to create a well and press the sides firmly against the rim of the muffin cup.
Bake hash brown “cups” at 425°F for 20–30 minutes, or until they start to brown.
Remove from oven and add desired toppings to the center of each hash brown cup.
Whisk eggs in a small bowl (or liquid measuring cup with a spout) with a pinch of salt and pepper.
Working gently, pour egg mixture over the toppings just to fill.
Bake again at 425°F for 20–25 minutes, or until centers are just set.
Allow to cool slightly before transferring to a cooling rack.

Mini Yogurt Fruit Tart Recipe

Recipe By: Recipes to Nourish Mini Yogurt Fruit Tarts are a fun little bite for special occasions and brunches. These healthy, grain-free tarts are topped with protein-rich Greek yogurt and fresh berries, nestled on a homemade pistachio crust.

INGREDIENTS:

1 cup Pistachios, shelled
4 Medjool dates, pitted
1 Tbsp. Sprouts Brand Cocoa or cacao powder
1 Tbsp. Sprouts Brand Butter, melted (can also use melted ghee or avocado oil)
3/4–1 cup Greek yogurt
1–1 1/2 cup Fresh organic berries
4 Tbsp. Organic apricot preserves (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS:

Place Medjool dates in a small bowl and cover with warm water to soak and soften for about 30 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 350°F. Get a muffin pan ready and set aside.
Place pistachios, soaked and drained Medjool dates, cocoa powder and healthy fat of choice in a food processor.
Pulse about 3–5 times, just until combined (do not over mix it or it will turn into pistachio butter).
Evenly distribute mixture in 12 muffin cups.
Using clean hands, press the mixture down into each muffin cup, forming a mini crust that covers the bottom and comes up the edges about 1/2 inch.
Bake at 350°F for 7–8 minutes.
Allow the mini tarts to cool completely in the muffin pan, about 30 minutes, before gently removing the mini tart crusts (do not attempt to remove them until they are completely cool or they will break).
Top each mini tart with about 1 tablespoon of yogurt. Add 1 teaspoon of the optional apricot preserves on top of the yogurt.
Top with each mini tart with fresh berries.
Serve immediately.

Mushroom & Sun-dried Tomato Egg Bite Recipe

Recipe By: Handmade in the Heartland These delicious veggie-filled egg cups are perfect for brunch!

INGREDIENTS:

6 Sprouts Brand Organic Eggs
2/3 cup Milk
2 cups Cheese, shredded (1 cup each Havarti & Fontina)
1 8-oz. container Crimini mushrooms, diced
1 Garlic clove, diced
1/3 cup Chopped sun-dried tomatoes
1 Tbsp. Sprouts Brand Olive Oil
1 Tbsp. Fresh rosemary, chopped
1 tsp. Sea salt

INSTRUCTIONS:

Preheat oven to 350°F.
Heat a sauté pan over medium heat, add olive oil and mushrooms. Cook until mushrooms release their juices, then add garlic and rosemary. Cook for 1–2 minutes. Set aside.
Add eggs to a large mixing bowl and beat. Add the mushroom mixture along with the remaining ingredients and mix well.
Pour into 24 mini muffin cups sprayed with cooking spray or buttered. Fill each muffin cup 3/4 full.
Bake at 350°F for 20–25 minutes. You want the middle of the eggs to be fully cooked and not wobbly.
Remove and let cool for a few minutes before serving.

DIY Gift Bundles for Mother’s Day

Need a last minute Mother’s Day gift? Look no further than these DIY gift baskets your mom will love! Mother’s Day is just around the corner and you may be rushing to find the perfect gift for mom. A gift basket made by you is a thoughtful, practical and personalized gift that any mother in your life will cherish. Check out these easy, DIY gift basket ideas created by our friends at Fresh Mommy Blog; Food, Pleasure & Health; and One Lovely Life!

The Ultimate Pampering Gift Bundle by Fresh Mommy Blog

If anyone needs a little pampering in their lives, it’s the mamas of the world! Give her the gift she may not give herself – everything she needs for an evening of relaxation and pampering.

Supplies:

Body Wash – Nubian Heritage Patchouli & Buriti
Body Lotion – Nubian Heritage Patchouli & Buriti
Body Scrub – Nubian Heritage Patchouli & Buriti
Pretty Soap – Sappohill Oatmeal Soap Bar
Candle – Tru Mélange Harmony Vanilla & Peppermint
Bath Bomb
Body brush or natural sponge
Wine – Gérard Bertrand Coté des Roses
Chocolates
Flowers
Basket
Hand towels

Instructions:

Start with a color theme! While browsing the bath and beauty aisles of Sprouts, I landed on the theme of blush and vanilla. The Nubian Heritage bottles were pretty, and the perfect start to our themed basket. The product also smelled fantastic!
Gather any items that would make bath-time a pampering and relaxing experience. In keeping with the vanilla theme, the Tru Mélange candle fit right in. The pumice stone and brush combo matched, and so did the oatmeal soap.
Next, it was time to add a few extra treats. Chocolates are definitely part of a pampering experience, and I picked up a couple containers of various chocolates to put in mason jars to add to the look and feel of the gift basket. You could use goodie bags, add ribbon, tags, etc.
Don’t forget something to drink! Mom’s favorite tea, coffee or wine makes a great pairing for a night of pampering. Rosé is not only a top choice, it’s also a beautiful one! This bottle of Gérard Bertrand Coté des Roses was stunning and I knew the bottle could even be reused later.
Grab a beautiful bouquet to top off the basket, and you’re ready to go!
Using towels, wash cloths or even a robe, begin to build the ultimate pampering basket by layering the items so each is visible and compliments the others.

Loves to Cook Bundle by Food, Pleasure & Health

Each item in this basket is hand-picked for moms who are adventurous cooks and are ready for more finesse in the kitchen.

Supplies:

1 Woven basket
A few empty cardboard boxes or risers, for height
Tissue paper or fabric
Mason jars, for food ingredients
Optional: Bows, cellophane bag, ribbons, etc.
Maldon Sea Salt Flakes
Sprouts Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Sprouts Flat Bread Crackers
Nut Thins
Sprouts Quinoa Pesto
Bulk Department items, like pistachio, dried chickpeas
Sprouts Organic Spicy Red Tahini
Tate’s Double Chocolate Cookies
Original Macadamia Milk
Sprouts Sparkling Lemonade
Bouquet of Lilies
Magazines
Greeting card

Supplies:

Gather all of the supplies from your favorite craft store and ingredients from Sprouts.
Lay the basket flat on the floor and put empty cardboard box or riser inside for height.
Cover the riser/cardboard box with tissue paper or fabric.
Arrange the ingredients; think about color combination and height to make it visually appealing.
Cover with cellphone bag, bows or other decorations as desired.

Natural Beauty Bundle by One Lovely Life

This gorgeous basket is full of natural beauty favorites—from makeup to self-care and more. This is the perfect gift for the beauty lover in your life.

Ingredients:

Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides – Single Size
Giovanni 2Chic Tangerine & Papaya Butter Ultra Volume Shampoo & Conditioner
Schmidt’s Rose & Vanilla Deodorant
AuraCacia Comforting Geranium Aromatherapy Mineral Bath Soak
Andalou Naturals Instant Hydration Hydro Serum Facial Mask
Mineral Fusion Nail Lacquer in Coral Reef
Sprouts Vegan Lip Balm in Cherry Berry
Mineral Fusion Volumizing Mineral Mascara – in Jet
Mineral Fusion Sheer Moisture Lip Tint – in Smolder
Sprouts Almond Sea Salt Dark Chocolate Bar
Theo Organic Raspberry Dark Chocolate Bar
MadeCasse Madagascar Toasted Coconut Dark Chocolate Bar

Instructions:

Assemble all items in your favorite basket or bag.
Give along with fresh flowers.

Peppers: Hot, Hotter, Hottest

So Hot Right Now!

Loaded with nutrients like vitamins A, C and B9 (folic acid), peppers are also low-calorie and a good source of fiber. You can’t talk about peppers without talking about capsaicin, the chemical compound that provides the heat we experience when eating peppers. It can make you sweat, your eyes water and nose run. Capsaicin can also release a rush of endorphins—which is why some people love them! The hotness of a pepper is measured by the Scoville heat scale ranging from zero to 16 million SHU (Scoville heat units). For reference, bell peppers rank zero SHU and jalapeños weigh in at 2,500–8,000 SHU.

Types of Hot Peppers You’ll Find at Sprouts

Long Hots (100–1,000 SHU)

Sweet with a slight sizzle
Roast ‘em or pan fry with olive oil
Not as hot as a jalapeño

Anaheim Pepper (500–2,500 SHU)

Mild fruity sweetness with a touch of heat
Super versatile, try them in salsa or chiles rellenos
Usually green, when left on the vine to turn red, they’re called chile Colorado

Hungarian Wax Pepper(1,000–15,000 SHU)

Tangy, it looks like a banana pepper, but has more heat
Great tossed in a salad
Can be eaten raw

Jalapeño (2,500–8,000 SHU)

Perfect for those who like a little kick
A smoke-dried jalapeño is called a chipotle
Can be eaten raw and are perfect in pico de gallo

Habanero (100,000–350,000 SHU)

Fruity flavor with serious fire
Good for mixing with tropical flavors like mango in salsa
Range in color from yellows, to oranges and reds

Ghost Pepper (855,000–1,041,427 SHU)

Fruity and tropical, intensely hot
Whip up a BBQ sauce
100 times hotter than a jalapeño

Dried Reaper (1,400,000–2,200,000 SHU)

Sweet and fruity with fiery heat
Mix into a hot salsa
A cross between a ghost pepper and a red habanero

What to Do If You’ve Eaten a Pepper That’s Too Hot

Your natural inclination after eating a pepper-shaped inferno will likely be to reach for water—after all, you feel like your mouth is on fire. This would be a rookie maneuver though. Capsaicin is an oil; and oil and water don’t mix. Drinking water will just spread the fire. Instead, try one of these remedies.

Water & vinegar mixed together, can be swished and spit out. This combination helps to break down the fats of the capsaicin, cooling your mouth.
Beer with a healthy squeeze of lime can have similar results as the water and vinegar combination (but you can drink this elixir!), with the added bonus that the carbonation has a cooling and soothing effect as well.
Dairy, because of the protein casein, can help to neutralize the heat as well. If you’ve made your dish too spicy, tone it down with a dollop of sour cream or plain Greek yogurt—it’ll make a world of difference.

TIP:

When you’re prepping and cooking peppers, always wear a pair of latex or nitrile gloves to keep the oils from getting on your hands. If you don’t have gloves? Don plastic bags while you chop and prep the hot peppers.

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Traditional Ham with a Twist

Put together a delicious Easter spread full of uncured and gluten-free centerpiece hams—every bunny will say
the meal is “ham-tastic!”

Baked Ham with Apricot
and Orange Glaze

Flavors from the apricot and orange will surprise your taste buds and have everyone going back for seconds.

Thanks to Alyssa at AlyssaKayle.com for this recipe.

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sliced baked him with orange glaze on a plate

Pomegranate Maple Glazed Ham

Roasted with a sweet and decadent glaze, this ham features flavors of pomegranate, citrus and maple.

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Slow Cooker Honey Glazed Ham

Take the stress out of Easter with this easy-to-make slow cooker ham covered in a honey glaze with brown sugar and cloves.

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Slow cooker honey glazed ham on a serving platter

Garlic and Pineapple Glazed Ham

This ham has maximum flavor with its pineapple, garlic and dijon glaze with notes of brown sugar and cloves.

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Herb and Citrus Glazed Ham

Serve up a zesty ham smothered in herbs and fresh citrus for a satisfying sweet and herbaceous flavor.

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Spring Break Travel Snack Tips

by Mary Ellen Phipps, MPH, RDN, LD founder of milkandhoneynutrition.com It’s hard to believe, but winter is quickly coming to an end and before we know it spring will be here bringing warmer temps, yummy produce and the start of a big travel season.

Bento-box-style snack boxes with fruit, vegetables and sandwiches.

Why Be Prepared

Whether you’re just making a day trip with the kids to your local zoo, setting out across the country for a fun-filled road trip, or hopping on a two-hour flight to your closest beach, there are a few reasons to make sure you come prepared with snacks from home. Cost: Buying snack foods in airports, or convenience stores is far more expensive than purchasing them at your local grocery store or making them at home. Gut health: The stress of travel alone can often throw gut bacteria out of whack. New-to-you snack foods purchased while traveling may create some GI distress as well. It’s a good idea to pack some tried-and-true favorites. Immune health: Our immune systems can be another victim of travel stress. If we’re not fueling our bodies properly, our immune system could take an even bigger hit – making us more prone to getting sick.

A Few Things to Keep in Mind

Day Trip

Taking a day trip allows you the flexibility to pack both shelf-stable and refrigerated snacks in a cooler. If you plan to be gone all day, remember to pack substantial foods as well. Freezing some beverages and ice packs will keep things nice and cool. Any food that is supposed to be refrigerated should be kept on ice as long as possible. Once it is taken out of the cooler (or the cooler is no longer below 40°F), it should be consumed within two to four hours. If you’re ever in doubt, just throw it out. Day-Trip Snacks

Popcorn
Dark chocolate rice cakes
Bananas
Oranges
Energy bites

Cooler Snacks

Berries
Yogurt
Flavored water
Sandwiches
Chicken salad
Snacking cheese

Longer Road Trip

For longer road trips, you’ll want to keep the same food safety precautions in mind as you would on day trips. Keep in mind that cooler snacks will only last one day or less depending on the length of your trip. If your road trip will be longer than one day, try to scout out your favorite grocery stores along the route—stocking up on refrigerated goods as you make your way to your destination. Some of my preferred shelf-stable, travel-friendly snacks include:

100% uncured beef sticks
Oat bites
Apple sauce
Nut butter
Whole-grain bread
Breakfast cereal
Snack-size bars
Nut butter pouches
Other shelf-stable produce options like apples and grapes

Plane Trip

Plane trips are a bit different when it comes to picking out your snacks. You’ll need to consider what will fit in your carry-on bag as well as what security will allow you to bring. If you bring a cooler, make sure all the ice packs are frozen solid. Anything that is not frozen, including foods, beverages, and ice packs is subject to the TSA’s 3-1-1 rule. Plane trips are the perfect opportunity to shop delicious bulk snacks in the Bulk Department, where you can choose the amount that best fits in your luggage. Easy-to-pack items include:

Walnuts
Chocolate-covered almonds
Pistachios
Dried mangos
Pumpkin seeds
Plantain chips
Granola

Whatever your plans are this spring break, whether you’re traveling cross country or to the nearby park, make sure to stop by your local Sprouts to find your favorite travel-friendly snacks!

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About Mary Ellen

Mary Ellen Phipps, MPH, RDN, LD, is the Registered Dietitian, mom, food blogger and recipe developer behind milkandhoneynutrition.com. She’s also a type 1 diabetic and firmly believes food should bring us joy, not stress. Mary Ellen makes healthy eating easy, realistic and most importantly … fun! Visit her website and you’ll find yummy low-sugar, diabetes-friendly recipes the whole family will love … as well as helpful tips and a little mom humor.

Squash Season is Here!

Butter Herb Spaghetti Squash

Butternut Squash Soup

Stuffed Acorn Squash

Did you know?

Most varieties of squash carry an impressive nutrient profile that contains essential vitamins like Vitamin C, E, B and minerals like calcium and magnesium. This makes it a perfect menu option to boost your immune system during the colder seasons.

Bigger Berries for Bigger Flavor!

Coffee recipes you’ve bean craving!

Pumpkin Caramel Macchiato

Keto Hazelnut Mocha Latte

Snickerdoodle Latte

Hatch them while you can!

1. Hatch Chile Bite-Size Chicken Nachos

2. Hatch Chile Sausage Queso Fundido

3. Mason Jar Hatch Chile Esquites

4. Bacon-Wrapped Hatch Chile Poppers

5. Guacamole and Shrimp Cucumber Bites

6. Sweet & Spicy Shrimp

7. Mini Hatch Chile Cornbread Muffins

Ready to find your new Hatch favorite?

Pineapple Dream

COMBINE

Dragon Delight

COMBINE

Island Refresher

COMBINE

Rambutan Breeze

COMBINE

Gluten-free Mini Quiche Recipe

Mini Yogurt Fruit Tart Recipe

INGREDIENTS:

INSTRUCTIONS:

Mushroom & Sun-dried Tomato Egg Bite Recipe

INGREDIENTS:

INSTRUCTIONS:

The Ultimate Pampering Gift Bundle by Fresh Mommy Blog

Supplies:

Instructions:

Loves to Cook Bundle by Food, Pleasure & Health

Supplies:

Supplies:

Natural Beauty Bundle by One Lovely Life

Ingredients:

Instructions:

So Hot Right Now!

Types of Hot Peppers You’ll Find at Sprouts

What to Do If You’ve Eaten a Pepper That’s Too Hot

TIP:

When you’re prepping and cooking peppers, always wear a pair of latex or nitrile gloves to keep the oils from getting on your hands. If you don’t have gloves? Don plastic bags while you chop and prep the hot peppers.

Baked Ham with Apricot and Orange Glaze

Pomegranate Maple Glazed Ham

Slow Cooker Honey Glazed Ham

Garlic and Pineapple Glazed Ham

Herb and Citrus Glazed Ham

Why Be Prepared

A Few Things to Keep in Mind

Day Trip

Longer Road Trip

Plane Trip

About Mary Ellen

Communication Preferences

Baked Ham with Apricot
and Orange Glaze