Inspired by the Southern Italian spicy tomato and egg dish called “eggs in purgatory,” this dish pivots to lean shrimp and features big pearl couscous for a truly satisfying texture. Each bite is a delicious mix of rich and slightly spicy tomato sauce, sweet shrimp and tender couscous. The recipe […]
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Orange and Fennel-Rubbed Lamb Leg
One of the best and least stressful ways to cook for a group is to roast a large-format piece of meat, like this lamb leg. You rub it with a mixture of orange zest, sumac, chili flakes and fennel seeds, then toss it in the oven. While it roasts, you’re […]
Spiced Brown Sugar Spiral Ham
Crusted with flavorful seasonings like fennel, mustard and molasses-y brown sugar, this ham recipe is deliciously simple and might be just the large-format roast you need for that spring soiree. Simply rub the ham with the spice mixture, then roast, basting with a luscious butter broth. You’ll cook potatoes and […]
Ground Beef and Rice Meatballs in Lemony Broth
This delightfully light soup with meatballs made with ButcherBox’s beef is so nourishing, perfect for a chilly day. Inspired by the Greek soup youvarlakia avgolemono, the broth is speckled with dill and brightened with fresh lemon juice. Though the Greek version is fairly thick thanks to egg, ours uses […]
Air Fryer Chicken Thighs Stuffed with Chilies, Garlic and Broccolini
In an air fryer, ButcherBox’s chicken thighs hit all the marks: They cook quickly, the skin crisps to a beautiful golden brown, and the meat stays juicy and tender. You might not think it could get better than that—but we’ve leveled it up by adding a flavorful stuffing that goes […]
Instant Pot Turmeric Butter Chicken
Tender, juicy chicken rubbed with turmeric, shallots and garlic, a bright honeyed broth, crisp-tender green beans and the crunch of toasted almonds—this recipe is pure comfort on a brisk spring day. It all comes together relatively quickly, too, thanks to the high-pressure steam in the Instant Pot. Bonus: This recipe […]
ButcherBox’s 2024 Guide to Thanksgiving
The biggest cooking day of the year is almost here! Hosting Friendsgiving, Thanksgiving, or both? Let’s make it unforgettable this year. We’ve got everything you need to pull it off like a pro. Need help? Just text us at 415-619-6585 and we’ve got your back! Set Your Menu Setting the […]
Red Chile Piñon Crusted Lamb Chops
Food historian, author, organic farmer and chef Lois Ellen Frank shares her recipe for red chile marinated lamb racks crusted in a buttery pine nut crust and served with sautéed mustard greens. Not only is this recipe delicious, it’s also associated with historical southwest cuisine. Frank is based in New […]
Smoked Sockeye Salmon Tart with Creme Fraiche and Cucumber
Get ready to be the life of any spring party: Just show up with this beautiful tart, featuring the trio of rich puff pastry, tangy creme fraiche and buttery cold-smoked salmon. Those luxurious elements are paired with fresh cucumber, herbs and pickled shallot for perfect balance in every bite. Some […]
Sautéed Pork Shoulder with Honey, Sesame and Fennel
We often think of pork shoulder for long, slow braises, but it actually can thrive in a quick high-heat setting, too. Here we take bite-size cubes of ButcherBox pork shoulder, sauté them with chopped sweet fennel and carrots, then simmer it all in a punchy, peppery lemon-honey pan sauce. You’ll […]
Orzo with Chicken Thighs, Spinach, Feta and Olives
This one-pan wonder of a recipe comes together easily, and cleanup is also a breeze. Win win! Simply simmer hearty chunks of ButcherBox’s boneless skinless chicken thighs in a flavorful base of garlicky orzo pasta made bright with white wine. Spinach and sweet, briny Castelvetrano olives simmer with the chicken […]
Sheet Pan Salmon with Blistered Tomatillo Salsa and Beans
Who doesn’t love a sheet pan dinner? This one is super-satisfying, featuring our healthy wild-caught sockeye salmon, a fabulous roasted tomatillo salsa, beans, sour cream and a squeeze of zippy lime juice. If you happen to have a glut of tomatoes on hand, feel free to use them instead of tomatillos. […]