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Street food-style recipes with Culinary Tours.
New Products from Far Out
We're excited to announce the arrival of Culinary Tours—sauces, salsas, yogurts, teas, cookies, and more—to the shelves of Hy-Vee. This whimsical collection captures flavors around the world, allowing home cooks a convenient new way to explore far away cuisines.
Pick a Cuisine, Any Cuisine
Let Culinary Tours help you shake up the recipe rotation.
European
Get RecipesExperience a day in Europe with an Icelandic parfait, Sicilian Arancini, and an indulgent Belgian cookie.
Asian
Get RecipesTaste the hot and sour flavors of Thailand, Vietnam, and Japan with these easy-to-make Asian dishes.
Mexican
Get RecipesSmoky, spicy, and all the other things you crave can be found in these Southwestern-inspired recipes.
North African
Get RecipesThe warming, aromatic flavors of North African cuisine are infused into every bite of these one-pot meals.
Food Love11 Street Tacos to Make for Taco Tuesday
Break out of that same ole taco shell, and start looking forward to Tuesday.
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Make you jala
It's described as Mex-Style heat with a serious kick, and we'd say that's accurate. Try Culinary Tours Jalapeno Hot Sauce on eggs, tacos, potatoes, and brats—yes, brats. In fact, it's the secret weapon in our Grilled Bahn Mi Brats.
Faster Than a Food Truck
Because hunger and long lines don't mix. Check out these quick-fix street food recipes—all 30 minutes or less.
The Yogurt Sauce We're Putting on Everything
We started with Culinary Tours Icelandic Yogurt, added a handful of ingredients, and fell in love with the lemony, garlicky Roasted Garlic Yogurt Everything Sauce. Try it on the recipes below.
Forget about barbecue sauce. That's what happens when you experience one of these juicy drumsticks dunked into Roasted Garlic Yogurt Everything Sauce.
Hyvee Culinary Expert Tip
Harissa sauce is a spicy and aromatic blend of roasted chili peppers and seasonings commonly used in North African and Middle Eastern cooking. Use it to add a kick to pastas, roasted potatoes, or grilled meats.
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Breakfast Favorites
Get RecipesIf you add eggs to nachos can you call it breakfast? The answer is yes.
Street Food Desserts
Get RecipesThis lavender tea infused ice cream is made without any fancy equipment.