This Week’s Menu

 
 

FESTIVE INSPIRATION

With inspiration from Latin flavors, here’s our first pop-up menu for May.

It seems like this spring is just zipping by! I can’t believe May is just five days away! More sunshine, longer brighter days, digging in the dirt and planting our summer and fall gardens, and enjoying more time outdoors is what this time of year is all about for us. 

The first week of May means a chance to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. It just so happens to land on Sunday this coming week. While not traditional fare for the celebration, the soups we are offering are festive. This is a menu with satisfying, familiar, craveable flavors. The culinary harmony in each of the offerings is not complicated, but simple in concept and inspired by authentic Latin flavors that make this food some of the most popular in the world. The ingredients list for these soups is longer than most and requires a lot of chopping, roasting, grilling over fire, simmering and assembling. It’s a little time consuming, which is not something we all have time for in our lives, so we hope you take advantage of this week’s menu offerings. We do this for you so you can have a day or two of good food without the time consuming shopping, chopping and assembling!

Please take a minute to read through all the ingredients and take a peak at the ways you can stretch your soup dollar with the Smoky Black Bean Soup and the Black Bean with Chili Roasted Pulled Pork.  OHH! In addition, they are all freezer friendly so if you wanted to freeze a couple for an easy early-summer or mid-summer meal we highly recommend getting a couple!   

Let’s not forget the Sipping Broths ~ we have four fabulous broths to choose from. 

Thank you all for your continued support. All the sweet texts and voicemail messages expressing how much you enjoyed our soups is the best! Totally makes our week. We are always so very grateful. Thank you.

EAT SOUP!  SIP BROTH!

GROW FOOD!!

GET YOUR FACE IN THE SUN!

ENJOY A MEAL WITH SOMEONE THAT MAKES YOU SMILE!

If you’re able, please do what you can for someone in need. Thank you.