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DINNER WORTH COOKING.

We take the planning, shopping, measuring and food waste out of dinner — but leave you the enjoyable part: cooking really good food.

Fresh meal kits from Minneapolis, delivered across the Upper Midwest.

THIS WEEK’S MENU

WHAT’S FOR DINNER?

Meal kits for people who actually like good food.

Our menus change every week with the seasons, mixing familiar favorites with dinners you might not have thought to make yourself.

Cornmeal-Crusted Chicken with Sweet Potatoes

Cornmeal-Crusted Chicken with Sweet Potatoes

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As much as I like cooking, recipes like this are always my favorites because active time is minimal, clean up is easy, and flavors are divine. A simple 5-spice mix with cornmeal leaves these chicken thighs with a complex flavor and a crunchy outside. The sweet potatoes bake alongside, a quick sauté of collard greens and you’re done!

1 hour665 CAL43g PROTEIN

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Chicago-Style Deep Dish Pizza with Sausage and Peppers

Chicago-Style Deep Dish Pizza with Sausage and Peppers

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Deep dish and Chicago-style pizza are not the same thing, the latter is built like a pie with dough on the bottom and top of the filling. This recipe is from Bacino's Pizzaria in Chicago, and comes with pre-made sauce and pizza dough. This could only be more authentic if you were actually in Chicago.

45 min1164 CAL57g PROTEIN

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Crab and Shrimp Louie Salad

Crab and Shrimp Louie Salad

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Fresh crab and shrimp, flanked with asparagus, hard-boiled eggs and tomato, nestled on a bed of greens. This salad dates back to the early 1900s, originating on the West Coast. The essential ingredient, however, is the creamy Louis Dressing, with red chili, green onions, and peppers.

30 min599 CAL34g PROTEIN

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Samosa Chaat

Samosa Chaat

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This popular Indian street food that is a must-try. Samosas are smothered in spicy mint chutney, sweet tamarind chutney, chickpeas, tomato, red onion, yogurt and cilantro. Our cheater version lets you get all the flavor with half the work.

30 min578 CAL17g PROTEIN

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Chicago-Style Deep Dish Pizza with Spinach and Mushrooms

Chicago-Style Deep Dish Pizza with Spinach and Mushrooms

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Deep dish and Chicago-style pizza are not the same thing, the latter is built like a pie with dough on the bottom and top of the filling. This recipe is from Bacino's Pizzaria in Chicago, and comes with pre-made sauce and pizza dough. This could only be more authentic if you were actually in Chicago.

45 min1050 CAL53g PROTEIN

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Restorative Ginger-Turmeric Noodle Soup

Restorative Ginger-Turmeric Noodle Soup

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Inspired by a mother’s love to heal whatever ails her children, this soup is said to aid digestion and restore balance in the body. Ginger and turmeric take center stage in this coconut milk noodle soup with hearty leafy greens and lime.

30 min544 CAL14g PROTEIN

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The Go-Tos

Two easy favorites, available for a limited run.

Chili

Chili

Choose from Chicken, Meat, Seafood, or Vegetarian

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Who doesn’t love walking into a house that’s had chili stewing? This classic recipe leaves plenty of room for personal touches, and comes with seasonal vegetables to mix in or have on the side.

45 min884 CAL55g PROTEIN

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One-Pot Dinner

One-Pot Dinner

Choose from Chicken, Meat, Seafood, or Vegetarian

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In this dinner, we riff on the fundamental mirepoix (carrot, celery, and onion) to offer an array of classic one-pot dinners with a different favorite starch, fresh aromatic herb, and seasonal vegetable every week.

45 min506 CAL35g PROTEIN

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INGREDIENTS

GOOD COOKING STARTS WITH GOOD INGREDIENTS.

You don’t need a complicated recipe to make a great dinner. Start with beautiful, fresh ingredients and even the simplest food can be something you can’t stop eating.

That’s why we’re picky about what goes into a Homegrown Foods meal kit. We source from local farms whenever we can, choose high-quality proteins and pantry ingredients, and build our menus around food we’d be excited to cook ourselves.

FRESH

Fresh from closer to home.

We source from regional farms whenever we can, shortening the time between the field and your kitchen. Fewer days in transit means fresher ingredients — and you can taste the difference.

QUALITY

Ingredients worth cooking with.

Organic produce. Pasture-raised beef. Quality meats. Good cheese. Imported pasta and rice. We choose ingredients that can turn even a simple recipe into a really good dinner.

LESS WASTE

Exactly what you need.

Pre-portioned ingredients mean less food left languishing in your refrigerator. Reusable and compostable packaging helps us reduce packaging waste, too.

HOW IT WORKS

HOW HOMEGROWN WORKS

01

WE PLAN.

We create the menus, test the recipes and figure out everything you’ll need.

02

YOU CHOOSE.

Pick the dinners you want and how many people you’re feeding.

03

WE DELIVER.

Fresh, pre-portioned ingredients and easy-to-follow recipes arrive at your door.

04

YOU COOK.

Make dinner fresh in your own kitchen — and enjoy the good part.

FLEXIBILITY

DINNER THAT FITS YOUR LIFE.

EVERY WEEK · EVERY OTHER WEEK · ONCE A MONTH · OCCASIONALLY

Plan ahead when life gets busy. Skip when you’re traveling. Change your dinners when something catches your eye.

Homegrown Foods fits your schedule — not the other way around.


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PRICING

GOOD FOOD, HONESTLY PRICED.

$13.75Per Serving

Dinners for 2, 4 or 6 People · $82.50 Minimum Delivery

Free Twin Cities Delivery · $10 Regional Delivery

You’re not just paying for groceries. You’re getting the meal planning, shopping, recipe development, portioning and prep work done for you — with fresh produce and quality ingredients where we think you’ll taste the difference.


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Homegrown Foods founder in the kitchen

FOUNDER

DESIGNED BY A HOME COOK, FOR HOME COOKS.

I started Homegrown Foods because I love to cook, I love good food, and I wanted to take the planning and shopping out of dinner without taking away the cooking.

I love to cook. I love good food. And I want other people to eat good at home.


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