Recipes

Okay, we’re just going to say it. If you haven’t had a low country boil, you aren’t living. There’s something about eating food with your hands that’s been dumped onto a newspaper-covered table that makes you feel alive. Let’s have a quick history lesson, shall we? Back in the day, this seafood-laden feast was called “Frogmore Stew,” referencing a small area of South Carolina. But, don’t worry, no frogs here… yet. There’s a lot of debate on the origin of this dish, but most agree that it came from local shrimpers who were making best of what they had to...

Meet Dana Rodriguez, chef & owner of Work & Class

To celebrate the occasion, (and the fact that our founder Zach became a father last week with the birth of his daughter!) we did a little Q&A with Zach’s father Jay about Zach’s upbringing and his favorite spices! Enjoy.

Meet Nate Singer, head butcher at Blackbelly in Boulder.