Recipes

Ways to use your greens.

Microgreens need no cooking. Here are six things we make almost every week.

Microgreen Salad Bowl
Sunflower + Pea Shoots5 min

Microgreen Salad Bowl

Toss a generous handful with cucumber, cherry tomato and lemon-olive oil dressing. Add the greens last so they stay crisp.

Avocado Toast Topper
Radish + Broccoli5 min

Avocado Toast Topper

Mash avocado with salt, pepper and lime on toasted sourdough, then pile on radish microgreens for a peppery bite.

Green Smoothie Boost
Broccoli3 min

Green Smoothie Boost

Blend a small handful into your banana-spinach smoothie. Mild in taste, big on nutrients — kids never notice.

Dal & Curry Garnish
Mustard1 min

Dal & Curry Garnish

Scatter over hot dal, sambar or curry just before serving. The heat softens the greens and lifts the whole dish.

Sandwich & Wrap Layer
Pea Shoots2 min

Sandwich & Wrap Layer

Use instead of lettuce in sandwiches, rolls and wraps — sweeter, crunchier and far more nutrient dense.

Pasta & Pizza Finish
Radish + Sunflower1 min

Pasta & Pizza Finish

Finish pasta or a fresh-out-of-the-oven pizza with a handful of greens and a drizzle of olive oil.

How to store your greens

  • Keep the pack refrigerated as soon as it arrives — the crisper drawer is ideal.
  • Don't wash until just before you eat; moisture shortens shelf life.
  • Use within 5–7 days for the best flavour and crunch.
  • Line the container with a dry paper towel if the greens feel damp.