Seward Community Co-op

Join chef Jessica Tijerina as she guides you through the necessary ingredients to make a yellow curry paste from scratch using ginger, garlic, turmeric, shrimp paste and even the brightness of the citrus stalk, lemongrass. We’ll also be making a simple, no-fail recipe for fluffy rice. Vegetarian/vegan options will also be provided. Jessica Tijerina, Tijerina…  Read More →

Join chef Jessica Tijerina as she walks you through the bold umami flavors of this springtime meal! We’ll use 4 simple ingredients to create an herb-fresh, hand-made pasta to go along with a savory wild mushroom ragu. Jessica Tijerina, owner of Tijerina Global Spices

Join Chef AmyLeo as she prepares two recipes for spiralizing carrots, beets and zucchini. She will share kitchen tips to bring the wonders of spiralizing into your life. Add the perfect dressings or sauces, complimentary veggies and a dash of nuts and seeds - these spiralized wonders store well to provide quick and easy food…  Read More →

Join Koshiki in making two widely popular desserts in Japan. Sweet potato crème brulee is a rich and creamy baked dessert with a hint of sweet potato with caramelized sugar topping. Dorayaki is a moist and fluffy honey pancake with sweet red bean fillings. Koshiki Smith, The Japanese Kitchen Note: This class was originally scheduled…  Read More →

As we celebrate 50 years of Seward Co-op, we reflect on our legacy and continued work supporting a thriving and resilient local food system. This year is the return of our in-person fair, held on Saturday, April 23 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Seward Co-op Creamery parking lot at 2601 E. Franklin…  Read More →

Es una fiesta en la casa: a party at home! Join Chef Jessica Tijerina on a Mexican culinary adventure. We will make Guacamole, Pico de Gallo, and Queso Fundido with chorizo and Oaxacan cheese. We’ll end on a sweet note with a classic Mexican bebida, Horchata- creamy rice milk with cinnamon and vanilla. İViva Mexico!…  Read More →

In Japan, people take breakfast seriously. If you travel to Japan and stay at a ryokan, a traditional inn, you wake up to a beautifully presented Japanese breakfast: how are small portions prepared with care for a healthy start to the day. This class will recreate just that with salted and grilled salmon, tamagoyaki (egg…  Read More →

Nourish 101 classes feature basic scratch-cooking techniques and recipes that feed a family of four for under $10, or under $15 if the recipe includes meat. Learn how to make this quick and easy version of Kung Pao shrimp with peppers and peanuts. Chef Jess Toliver, Jess Delicious Living