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$13.00 – $26.00
In Cordon’s family, this is known as “Granny Snider’s Chicken” after her great-grandmother and has been a staple of family meals on her mother’s side for longer than she’s been alive. Her grandmother, lovingly called Mamama, must have made it hundreds of times for her children and grandchildren, so this dish is dedicated to her. It’s slow cooked in a tangy sweet mixture of lemon, vinegar, mustard and pastured butter until the chicken is so very tender and is always eaten over rice. You’ll see why this dish is a tradition. Heat up in a saucepan or in an oven-safe container in a 350-degree oven.
$13 / 2 thighs
$26 / 4 thighs
Bone-in Chicken Thighs** | Lemon* | Apple Cider Vinegar* | Coconut Sugar* | Mustard* | Paprika* | Pastured Butter*/*** | Black Pepper* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC, ** = Bell & Evans, antibiotic/hormone-free and humanely raised, *** = DAIRY)
$9.00 – $18.00
Red beans, black beans, coconut milk, garlic, allspice, peppers and cinnamon are all ingredients found in Caribbean island cooking and bring a warming and earthy vibe to this nourishing soup. The beans will slow cook with aromatics and spices before adding in the tomatoes, coconut milk and collards for acidity, sweetness and textural green goodness. For the final touch, we’ll stir in roasted local shisito peppers to add the perfect peppery undertone. This soup exemplifies the turning of the season with first of fall local collard greens from Happy Dirt and last of summer shisito peppers. Warm up in a pot on the stovetop and enjoy.
$9 / pint
$18 / quart
Local Collard Greens* | Red Kidney Bean* | Black Bean* | Tomato* | Onion | Garlic | Ginger | Local Shishito Pepper* (mild) | Coconut Milk* | Lime* | Allspice* | Thyme* | Cinnamon* | Black Pepper* | Nutiva Coconut Oil* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$9.00 – $18.00
We’ll slow braise local red beets from Happy Dirt until they’re silky soft with just the right amount of texture in the bite, then we’ll slice them up and toss them while they’re warm in a dash of balsamic vinegar for extra zing and a lemon-y basil pesto made with Red’s Quality Acre basil, oregano from Florence’s garden, and almond for nutty, earthy goodness. Our beet dishes have been known to change the minds of non-beet-lovers, so don’t hesitate to let this one win you over. This dish can be served cold or warmed up in a saucepan. Add a drizzle of olive oil as needed.
$9 / pint
$18 / quart
Local Red Beet* | Balsamic Vinegar* | Pesto: Almond* | Local Basil* | Local Oregano* | Parsley* | Lemon | Nutritional Yeast* | Black Pepper* | Greek Sparta Kefalas Extra Virgin Olive Oil* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$9.00 – $18.00
Broccoli is a true nutritional powerhouse and this recipe is one of our favorite ways to enjoy it. We lightly steam the local broccoli crowns to maintain a subtle crunch and mix it with chopped organic Honeycrisp apple and a coconut yogurt dressing, giving it a hint of tangy sweetness. Toasted sunflower seeds are added for their nutty flavor and extra boost of nutrients. This dish pairs perfectly as a side with the barbecue chicken and rice. No need to reheat – just open the container and enjoy.
$9 / pint
$18 / quart
Local Broccoli Crowns* | Honeycrisp Apple* | Sunflower Seed* | Rice Vinegar* | Coconut Yogurt* | Lemon* | Maple Syrup* | Parsley* | Black Pepper* | Greek Sparta Kefalas Extra Virgin Olive Oil* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$8.50 – $17.00
Swiss chard is a mild tasting green that is deliciously sweet and earthy. It’s in the beet family and when cooked turns everything pink. We’ll sauté shallots, ginger, and garlic with organic rainbow chard leaves from Happy Dirt then fold it into hot fluffy rice to create a comforting and warming dish that goes with everything on the menu this week. It’s the perfect way to get in your daily greens and a great base for so many different meals. Reheat in a saucepan with a bit of water until warm and serve with the barbecue chicken or the veg sides.
$8.50 / pint
$17 / quart
Lundberg Mills Basmati Rice* | Local Rainbow Chard* | Shallot | Ginger | Garlic | Extra Virgin Olive Oil | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$6.00 – $12.00
We’re bringing back this delicious recipe from Sarah Britton of My New Roots. She’s a holistic nutritionist, chef and cookbook author and we just love everything she does. Goodness Cooks’ dishes are often inspired by other people’s recipes and then we tweak and add things and fiddle with them until they become our own, but we’re doing this recipe by the book. Funny thing is we both saw this recipe and had bookmarked it to tell each other we should try it for GC. Some things are just meant to be! So here it is – creamy white lentils blended with caramelized organic sweet onions from Happy Dirt, balsamic vinegar and tahini, topped with our flavorful Sparta Kefalas organic olive oil. Spread onto pita, cut-up veg and rice crackers or dollop onto any lunch or dinner plate for extra goodness.
$6 / 8oz
$12 / pint
White Lentil* | Tahini | Sweet Onion* | Lemon* | Balsamic Vinegar* | Cumin* | Greek Sparta Kefalas Extra Virgin Olive Oil* | Black Pepper* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$9.00 – $18.00
We start by slowly simmering a nourishing vegetable broth with fresh ginger and turmeric, herbs, kombu seaweed and two medicinal herbs, oatstraw and nettles. It’s an infusion of the earth’s natural goodness. We’ll use this broth as the base for a creamy soup of butterkin squash (a local pumpkin and butternut squash hybrid), hemp cream, and extra turmeric and ginger for earthy depth. The fennel and squash bring sweet freshness and the hemp seeds add a nutty richness. Each soup will be topped off with a sprinkle of hemp seeds, a small dusting of Gochugaru chili flake, and fresh cilantro. This soup is light and airy and can be sipped on from a cup, chilled or warmed up. You can add chopped greens, barbecue chicken, or rice to your bowl for extra sustenance. You’ll feel revitalized, energized and replenished with every sip.
$9 / pint
$18 / quart
Local Butterkin Squash* | Hemp Seed* | Lime | Coconut Aminos* | Gochugaru Chili Flake* (mild)* | Sea Salt* | Housemade Vegan Broth: Fennel* | Celery* | Carrot* | Cilantro* | Parsley* | Oatstraw* | Nettles* | Ginger * | Turmeric* | Kombu Seaweed* (* = ORGANIC)
$11.00 – $22.00
This soup was a staple in Cordon’s home when she was following the GAPS protocol for her family, which is a diet rich in foods that promote digestive health. The pairing of beef and green cabbage with paprika and thyme has a deeply satisfying simplicity. And we’re making a nourishing stock with local Firsthand Foods beef bones for the base of this soup to add gut healing and anti-inflammatory nutrients (not to mention, incredible flavor). Simply reheat and enjoy. Stir in a spoonful of yogurt or sour cream for extra goodness. Or, serve over a bowl of the rice and greens for extra satisfaction.
$11 / pint
$22 / quart
Local Grass-Fed Ground Beef | Local Green Cabbage* | Onion | Garlic | Paprika* | Thyme* | Parsley* | Lemon* | Extra Virgin Olive Oil | House-Made Bone Stock: Local Grass-Fed Beef Bones* | Local Bay Leaf* | Carrot* | Celery* | Black Peppercorn* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$7.00
Chicken Bridge Bakery is a NCDA certified home bakery run by Rob & Monica Segovia-Welsh. They focus on building the local grain economy by supporting North Carolina farmers and millers. They source their whole grain, stone milled flours from Carolina Ground (Hendersonville) and Red Tail Grains (Chapel Hill). Their other organic flours and grains are milled by Lindley Mills (Graham). They use fermentation methods in their breads to increase flavor and digestibility and bake all of their breads in a wood fired brick oven. Chicken Bridge Bakery has been feeding their community for over 12 years and we’re so excited to be offering their bread to serve at your table. We’re now offering these three signature breads every week! Click here to learn more about Chicken Bridge Bakery!
$7 / loaf
Farmhouse Sourdough – Their classic hearth baked sourdough made with a mixture of locally grown and milled wheat and rye flours and leavened with their sourdough culture. This bread has a nice dark crust with an open, creamy crumb.
Ingredients: Wheat Bread Flour* | Whole Rye Flour* | Sprouted Whole Wheat Flour* | Filtered Water | Wheat Sourdough Culture | Malted Barley Flour | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
Multigrain Sourdough – This is their classic sourdough with the addition of whole grains and a touch of sorghum, naturally leavened with their sourdough culture. This bread is especially flavorful when toasted.
Ingredients: Wheat Bread Flour* | Sprouted Whole Wheat Flour* | Filtered Water | Rolled Oats* | Rye Chops | Oat Groats | Brown Flax Seed | Muddy Pond Sorghum | Malted Barley Flour* | Wheat Sourdough Culture | Sea Salt.(* = ORGANIC)
Sprouted Wheat Multigrain Pan Loaf – This bread is made with a special wheat flour that’s first sprouted, dried and then milled by their friends at Lindley Mills. Sprouted grains not only add great flavor but they also unlock nutrients in the wheat that our bodies can’t typically access. In this loaf, they pair this flour with seven whole grains for a healthy, satisfying sandwich bread. (pictured left)
Ingredients: Sprouted Wheat Flour* | Wheat Bread Flour* | Filtered Water | Rolled Oats* | Corn Grits* | Rye Chops* | Steel Cut Oats* | Brown Flax Seeds* | Millet* | Spelt* | Sorghum | Olive Oil | Yeast | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$11.50
Plums contain a whole world inside their shiny skin. The combination of tart and sweet coexist perfectly in these humble stone fruits that just make you feel good when you bite into one. Even the word “plum” rolls off the tongue so effortlessly. We’ll pour a creamy red plum, vanilla and cashew layer on top of our classic toasted walnut and date base and top each one with fresh plum for good measure. We especially love these desserts right out of the freezer, too, so feel free to store them in yours and take one out 20 minutes before enjoying.
$11.50 / 8 oz dessert
Red Plum* | Cashew* | Coconut Milk* | Lemon | Maple Syrup* | Vanilla Extract* | Nutiva Virgin Coconut Oil * || Crust: Medjool Date* | Coconut Flake* | Walnut* | Almond Flour* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$8.00 – $16.00
Cherries evoke delight in most people – there’s something fun and primal about spitting out a cherry pit and cherries dangling from trees is such a satisfying sight. Originally from Asia Minor between the Black and Caspian Seas, cherries are thought to have been spread to Europe by the birds. Cheers to winged ones! Here we’ll use organic dried cherries with an abundance of almonds and a blend of other nuts and seeds, organic oats and a sprinkle of beet powder for extra nutrition and cheery color. It will be crunchy, sun sweet and a little tart. Enjoy with this week’s hemp milk.
$8 / pint
$16 / quart
Lindley Mills Oats*/** | Almond* | Dried Bing Cherry* | Beet Powder* | Cashew* | Sunflower Seed* | Pumpkin Seed* | Maple Syrup* | Coconut Flake* | Virgin Coconut Oil* | Coconut Sugar* | Vanilla Extract* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC, ** = oats are naturally GF, but these oats are not processed in a certified GF facility, so be aware if you are Celiac)
$5.00 – $9.00
If you’ve never had freshly made hemp milk, you’re in for a treat. Hemp milk is considered the best milk alternative for many reasons – it’s high in omega-3 fatty acids, essential minerals and protein while also being low in carbohydrates. And growing hemp is good for the planet, helping to regenerate the soil and purify the air – pretty amazing. Hemp milk has a slightly nutty flavor and a nice light and creamy texture. We’ll sweeten the hemp milk with dates and vanilla, then add raspberries and Terrasoul baobab powder for an extra boost of vitamin C and juiciness. Baobab fruit is a nutrient and fiber-rich superfood native to Africa and Australia with a tangy sherbet-like flavor. Serve cold with our granola for the perfect snack. Or, pour over your cereal of choice, add to oatmeal or use as the base of a smoothie or drink as is. The options are endless.
$5 / pint
$9 / quart
Hemp Seed* | Raspberry* | Baobab Fruit Powder* | Medjool Date* | Vanilla* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$5.00 – $9.00
We have another refreshing, soothing and delicious herbal tea for you this week. We’ll make an infusion with tulsi or Holy Basil, the Queen of all herbs, known for its adaptogenic and anti-inflammatory properties and praised for helping the body withstand stress. We’ll add a touch of nettles for mineral goodness, peppermint for cooling freshness, and organic rose petals for a hint of rosy magic and extra love. This is a clean, calming and nourishing elixir to be enjoyed heated up or chilled at any time of day.
$5 pint
$9 quart
(There are no known precautions for these herbs, but we will always recommend that you consult with your healthcare provider before using any herbal product if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.)
Tulsi (Holy Basil)* | Nettle Leaf* | Rose Petal* | Peppermint* (* = ORGANIC)
$5.50 – $11.00
The first thing to note about this delicious new concoction is that it’s caffeinated, but due to the many unique properties of matcha, you’ll feel a calm alertness without the jittery effects you get from coffee or tea. Matcha is a Japanese shade-grown green tea powder that’s loaded with powerful antioxidants, called polyphenols, and many other bioactive compounds with various health benefits, such as improved cognitive function, collagen production and reduced stress. Because matcha green tea plants are grown in the shade, the leaves are very rich in chlorophyll, which naturally supports the detoxification pathways in the body. Matcha even has the reputation of aiding Zen monks in meditation. We’ll balance out the earthy flavor of the matcha with warming spices and cashew milk to create this spectacular beverage for your morning ritual. Warm it up on the stovetop, stirring, or simply shake it up and drink cold. (Hot tip: You could add it to a blender and whizz it up with half a banana to create an even more creamy and sustaining morning affair. This is Lizzie’s new morning obsession.) **We’re upgrading our matcha moving forward to Jade Leaf’s ceremonial grade Teahouse Edition for a more vibrant beverage with a sweeter note and even more nutrition. They work directly with a grower’s collective in Kyoto to offer their premium quality matcha.
$5.50 / pint (1 tsp matcha, ~30 g caffeine)
$11 / quart (2 tsp matcha, ~60g caffeine)
Cashew* | Terrasoul Matcha Powder* | Vanilla Extract* | Maple Syrup* | Lion’s Mane Mushroom Powder* | Whole Fresh Nutmeg* | Cinnamon* | Ground Ginger* | Clove* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$5.50 – $11.00
We’ve created a divine beverage—energizing, bittersweet, fulfilling. Enjoy sipping in the morning as a better-than-coffee alternative. Cacao powder is loaded with antioxidants and minerals that nourish your body and feed your cells. Maca boosts energy and endurance, while the powerful Reishi mushroom, which grows on the bark of hardwood trees, especially oaks, supports the immune system, improves sleep, and lessens fatigue. This triad balances and supports the body so well. And we’ve upped the potency this week by adding Lion’s Mane, a shaggy white mushroom that grows on decaying hardwood, such as beech, sycamore and birch trees. While it’s most known for improving cognitive health and enhancing neuroplasticity, it has many other healing properties including supporting gut health and reducing inflammation. We don’t make this drink super sweet, so feel free to add extra sweetener, a dash of maple, a stir of honey, or a scoop of collagen powder for extra oomph. Shake it up then either serve cold over ice or heat it up on your stove top.
$5.50 / pint
$11 / quart
Cacao* | Cashew Milk* (GC-made) | Maca* | Reishi Mushroom Powder* | Lion’s Mane Powder* | Coconut Sugar* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC, Terra Soul products)
$13.00
19 in stock
This stir-fry is great to have on hand for a quick meal – just defrost, warm up in a pan and serve over plain rice or alongside a fresh salad for a superb meal.
We’re excited to be bringing back this amazing dish that goes with everything on the menu. We’ll stir-fry local pastured pork from Firsthand Foods with aromatics, local baby bok choy from Red’s Quality Acre, shaved carrot, local grey oyster mushrooms and baby bella mushrooms from Happy Dirt. This dish has incredible umami flavor from the mushrooms and coconut aminos and is packed full of incredible nutrition from the pork and bok choy. Grey oyster mushrooms are perfect for stir frying over high heat and also have incredible nutritional benefits – they’re one of the highest food sources of Vitamin D and ergothioneine, a potent antioxidant found in many mushrooms that support heart health. This is nutrient dense deliciousness with only the very best ingredients. Reheat in a saucepan over medium heat and serve with any of this week’s sides.
$13 / 1/2 lb.
$26 / 1 lb.
Local Pastured Ground Pork | Local Baby Bok Choy* | Carrot* | Baby Bella Mushroom* | Local Grey Oyster Mushroom* | Green Onion* | Garlic | Ginger | Coconut Aminos* | Lime* | Nutiva Coconut Oil* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$9.00
1 in stock
The nutrition and flavor in this soup is off the charts. We’ve got a few extras to stock up the freezer when you need a health boost or want a tangy earthy soup to enjoy.
We’re excited to be bringing back this light and refreshing chilled beet soup – for the final time this season! The bold bright flavors will awaken your taste buds and enliven your body with cooling nourishment. Local mint and cucumber from Farmer Foodshare bring light freshness while the cleansing sweetness of the local red beets bring sweet earthiness and color. And our house-made cashew yogurt adds creaminess and just the right amount of sour zing. We guarantee every cell will rejoice as you sip this soup with complete satisfaction. Serve chilled or warm lightly in a saucepan, stirring.
$9 / pint
Local Red Beet* | Local Cucumber* | Onion | GC-Made Cashew Yogurt* | Sherry Vinegar* | Dill* | Local Mint* | Lemon* | Greek Sparta Kefalas Extra Virgin Olive Oil* | Black Pepper* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$18.00
21 in stock
We’ve got pints + quarts of this extra nourishing soup. Defrost on the countertop then continue to gently warm and stir in a saucepan.
We’re excited to share one of our very favorite soups with you again. It’s creamy and warming and still manages to feel light because of the delicateness of the French lentils. We’re featuring local organic dandelion greens from TendWell Farm in this version, which will bring amazing texture and fresh flavor. We’ll make our own ghee using pastured butter and stir in a tablespoon for each quart for an extra deepening of flavor and healthy fat. Warm up lightly in a pot on the stove and serve with a side of this week’s miso broccoli for the perfect lunch or dinner.
$9 / pint
$18 / quart
French Puy Lentils* | Pastured Ghee*/** | Local Dandelion Greens* | Coconut Milk* | Onion | Garlic | Local Fresh Thyme* | Turmeric* | Cardamom* | Cinnamon* | Clove* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC, ** = butterfat can still have trace amounts of casein and lactose in case you have a severe dairy allergy)
$9.00
4 in stock
These green beans are indescribably good, so grab up a pint to defrost and serve up as a flavorful side veg for any meal.
This dish has an incredible trifecta of local organic veg, with green beans from Farmer Foodshare, sungold tomatoes from Happy Dirt, and shishitos from Faithfull Farms. We’ll slow roast the tomatoes for a couple hours until they’re slightly chewy and super sweet and roast the shishito peppers at high heat until they’re blistery before tossing each batch with perfectly cooked green beans. A touch of sesame and rice vinegar will accentuate all the flavors and give it a nice earthy umami note. Don’t miss out on this dish as it won’t be coming around again until next year! Reheat in a saucepan on the stovetop or serve cold if you like.
$9 / pint
Local Green Beans* | Local Shishito Pepper* | Local Sungold Tomato* | Toasted Sesame Oil* | Rice Vinegar* | Sesame Seed* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$9.00
3 in stock
This dish is a GC fave, so get a pint for your freezer and enjoy anytime! Defrost, stir in a pan with a bit of water or oil to reheat, and enjoy.
We love this combination of vegetables and we were lucky enough to get local purple broccoli and kabocha from Happy Dirt this week to make it for you. Kabocha squash – also known as Japanese or Korean pumpkin and our absolute favorite squash – has a yellow-orange flesh that is perfectly sweet and fluffier than other squashes. It’s packed with flavor and loaded with vision-supporting beta carotene. We’ll roast the squash, combine it with steamed broccoli and fold it together with a miso ginger dressing. Enjoy alongside this week’s pork stir-fry and quinoa or with a fried egg for lunch. There’s lots of nutrition and flavor packed into this dish. Warm-up in a saucepan if you like.
$9 / pint
Local Kabocha Squash* | Local Purple Broccoli* | NC-Made Great Eastern Sun White Miso* | Ginger | Rice Vinegar* | Tamari* | Extra Virgin Olive Oil | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$8.00
9 in stock
All organic US-grown rice, coconut oil, + local turmeric make a golden rice that’s the perfect nutrient-rich starch for any meal. Rice defrosts really easily, just pour it into a saucepan and stir with a dash of water until warm.
We’ll cook small batches of US-grown basmati rice with turmeric, giving the rice a beautiful golden hue and a sweet earthy tone. We’ll then toss the rice with coconut oil and sprinkle with richly aromatic black nigella seeds, which have a unique nutty flavor that’s hard to describe, in the best way. Serve this rice with the chicken or with any of this week’s sides. It’s best to reheat with a tablespoon or two of water in a saucepan, at a low heat, stirring often.
$8 / pint
$16 / quart
Lundberg Farms Basmati Rice* | Turmeric* | Nutiva Virgin Coconut Oil* | Nigella Seed* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$6.00
10 in stock
Grab an 8oz to thaw and jazz up your weekly meals! Just stir in some water or olive oil to thin as desired and you’re good to go.
This sauce was inspired by our long time customer, Brenna, who we’re lucky to see every week at the Goodness Cooks pick-up. She shared with us a recipe for a sauce that she loves to have on hand but is too busy to make every week. Well, we loved it, too! And we’re bringing you our version of her “green sauce” made with local organic cilantro from Happy Dirt and Fair Trade organic avocados. It’s bright and punchy with a smooth, creamy texture that’s so satisfying. She recommends using it as a salad dressing (thin it out a bit with some olive oil), baking fish or roasting potatoes with it, or just drizzling it over anything for added flavor and nutrition. Try using it as a marinade for a quick chicken bake or stirring it into a pot of beans. The options are endless! Enjoy right out of the fridge.
$6 / 8oz
Cilantro* | Fair Trade Avocado* | Lime* | Rice Vinegar* | Coconut Aminos* | Avocado Oil* | Cashew* | Sea Salt (* = ORGANIC)
$25.00 – $100.00
$50.00
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