Recipe from Matt Oxford, owner of Wild Run Salmon. If you don’t have some of the ingredients don’t sweat it. The main things you need are sesame oil, soy sauce, cilantro and green onions. This poke is great on soft scrambled eggs or with sticky rice. Remember poke is raw salmon and must be treated… Read More →
Lettuce wraps are fun to put together, fun to eat and so easy to make. Adults will want to cook the chicken on the stove, while kids can make the sauce and build the wraps. Makes approximately 16 lettuce wraps, depending on the size of your leaves. Serves about 4. This recipe comes from our… Read More →
Those of us with western palates likely think of cucumbers and hakurei salad turnips as excellent ingredients for fresh salads and pickles. In this recipe, both crunchy vegetables are added to the wok with bok choy to unleash their juicy, meaty cooked texture commonly seen in Korean and Chinese cuisine. The key to a good… Read More →
At a time when most of us are cooking more meals from home, Market Chef Jenny Breen shares her tips for stocking your pantry for farmers market cooking. This year, you can find our Mill City Cooks recipes and cooking classes online, by subscribing to our weekly newsletter and youtube channel. Jenny’s Pantry Recommendations Diced… Read More →
