Side Dishes - Ohio Farm Bureau

Black Walnut Wild Rice

This is a dish full of wild and distinct flavors and a delightful chewiness thanks to the earthiness of both the black walnuts and wild rice.

There’s more than one way to cook fresh, Ohio sweet corn but the first rule is cook it the day it’s picked when it is at its best in terms of flavor and texture. Steaming, boiling or microwaving are easy ways to finish tender ears to perfection, but if the grill is heated up, consider tossing the ears on the fire and enjoying the smoky flavor that this method delivers. Make a few ears or a bunch for a crowd.

Herbed Shallot Butter

This butter accompanies the Grilled Rib Eye Steak recipe.

Chipotle Cream

Just three ingredients!

Red Pepper-Mango Salsa

Be sure to wear gloves when seeding the jalapeno peppers.

B-B-Qued Sauce

A six-ingredient sauce.

Yogurt Bread

Yogurt is the key to this smooth and silky dough that yields bread with a delightfully tender crumb. Even those new to bread making will enjoy delicious results with this easy recipe.

Yogurt Marinade with Garam Masala

Yogurt is a natural tenderizer for all kinds of meats: lamb, chicken, pork and beef and is used frequently in Indian cuisine. Garam masala is a blend of warm, not hot, Indian spices that can be purchased in the spice aisle or blended at home…a combination of ingredients not to be missed.

Spaghetti Corn

The addition of cooked cubed chicken would turn this into a good main dish.

Corn Pie

Enjoy a buttery Ritz cracker crust with this pie.