Seeds

Did you know: this kitchen chameleon changes its color from speckled to pink when it’s done cooking? With just a little TLC these dried pinto beans can be transformed into a side dish staple – homemade refried beans. But if “set and leave it” is more...

This Mexican cooking staple is known for it’s sponge-like quality which allows it to soak in the essence of your favorite dish – like sauces and spices. White Hominy is commonly used to plump up soups and stews or ground down to create masa or grits. The...

Certified Organic Chia SeedsMild and nutty flavored, chia seeds were cultivated long ago by the Aztecs and the Maya. The name “chia” comes from the word chian, meaning “oily” in the Aztec language of Nahuatl. Healthy chia is also high in fiber and a good...