Heating Instructions
While we strive to list all ingredients, some may be missing. If you have any food allergies and are unsure about the safety of our food for you, please reach out to us!
Although all our containers are microwave-safe, microwaving may affect the quality of certain items, such as proteins or fried/breaded foods.
Important: Preheating is essential for optimal results!
Delivering Wednesday July 22nd
1. Teriyaki Beef & Broccoli - Tender slices of beef and fresh broccoli tossed in our house-made sauce.*Version available: Chicken or Tofu & Vegetables (eggplant, mushrooms, zucchini, and peppers) In a saute pan on med heat. Add beef & veg to the hot pan. Gently stir/toss while heating, 4-6 min.
2. Vegetable Lo Mein - Lo mein noodles tossed with summer squash, carrots, cabbage, sweet peppers, mushrooms and scallions in a savory garlic-ginger hoisin sauce. In a saute pan on med. heat . Add noodles, veg & a couple tablespoons water. Gently stir/toss while heating until the water cooks out, 4-6 in.
3. Coconut Shrimp Skewers - With peach sweet & sour sauce on the side. Bake uncovered @350 for 6- 8 min.
*Versions available: Coconut Chicken or Grilled Thai Shrimp or Grilled Thai Chicken
4. Vegetable Fried Rice - With sweet cabbage, carrots, green peas, bean sprouts, celery, caramelized onions, eggs. In a saute pan on high heat with enough oil or butter to coat the pan. Let sit one minute before stirring, 3-5 min.
5. Appetizer of the Week - Summer Rolls - Light and flavorful rice paper rolls filled with summer squash, carrots, cucumber, vermicelli noodles, and fresh herbs. Served with peanut dipping sauce. Enjoy cold. Dip or drizzle with sauce to serve.
*Add Extra Summer Rolls
6. Dessert of the Week - Chocolate Banana Crinkle Cookies
With ripe banana and rich cocoa, chocolate chips, lightly dusted with powdered sugar for a crinkled finish.
* Version available: any cookies available in Fresh Baked * Add Extra Dessert of the Week
Bread of the Week - Crusty Semolina Sourdough
This Week’s Local Sources | Riverside Farm summer squashes, cabbage | HomeGrown squashes, cucumbers, eggs, herbs
***Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness, especially if you have certain medical conditions.
Always Reheat foods to a safe temperature of 160 degrees or above before consuming.