Fall Recipes

  • Hawaiian Musubi 4 Ways

    Love it or not, Spam is the foundation for classic Hawaiian Musubi served at lunch counters across the islands and at mainland specialty cafes.

  • Mushroom Galette

    Mushroom tarts are easy to make and a delicious way to use the wide variety of mushrooms available to us in Oregon.

  • Honey Cider Knish

    There’s nothing we love more than a warm knish pastry filled with potatoes, sauerkraut and cheese.

  • Oregon Bay Shrimp & Chorizo Enchiladas with Cortido

    Our Oregon bay shrimp and chorizo enchilada casserole pairs perfectly with quick and easy Cortido, a Mexican pickled vegetable mix.

  • Oregon River Runner Reuben

    We love a great Reuben and we really love exploring our Oregon rivers along with the communities around them.

  • Pacific NW Seafood Stew

    This amazing Pacific seafood stew tastes fantastic and can easily be varied with fresh, local fish options. We recommend a blend of clams, mussels, crab, and cod here, which you can easily adjust to your taste. Finish with a deeply flavorful lemon aioli and some toasty garlic bread for an incredibly delicious meal.

  • Almond Cashew Sauce Noodles

    This easy and tasty vegan dish comes together quickly. Serve with your choice of protein and seasonal vegetables, like tofu, shiitake mushrooms and rainbow chard. In summer, these noodles taste great chilled.

  • Sibeiho: Sambal Salmon

    Marinated first, then broiled on high for a crispy skin-finish, this salmon is lip-smacking delicious. The marinade combines honey, soy sauce and Sibeiho OMG! Sambal. Yum!

  • Oregon Pulled Pork Nachos

    Carlton Farms slow-roasted pulled pork shredded over Salsas Locas chips, topped with Oregon cheeses, salsa and sour cream is a sure-fire way to score big on game day. Leftover pork – in the rare case that happens – makes excellent tacos and quesadillas.