October 2016 FREE
Northwest Fall squash page 4
Versatile and delightful, find your favorite
Beer Brats page 12
Made in store with local craft beers
Haggen exclusive Wines page 14
Discover these treasures
It’s finally
pumpkin season! page 8–9
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Grilled
Cheese 4 WAYS
Melty, gooey cheese meets golden, buttered slices. Can the tried-and-true grilled cheese really get any better? Oh, yeah.
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Jalapeño Avocado
Add heat to creamy avocado with sliced jalapeños and Appel Farms Mild Gouda.
Caprese
Soft Ferndale Farmstead mozzarella, juicy slices of tomato and a handful of basil. “Ciao” down!
Start with two slices of our fresh bakery bread made in store, and a hunk of artisan cheese from our deli.
Apple Bacon
Pair smoky Hempler’s bacon with crispy Granny Smith apples, nestled between slices of Dubliner cheese.
Hawaiian
Say aloha to thinly sliced prosciutto, Jarlsberg Swiss cheese, pineapple slices and red onion. October 2016 | www.haggen.com
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Did you know?
Haggen has up to 16 local squash varieties
versatile and delightful
Northwest Squash
Make dinner great again with squash! Stuff it, puree it, cube it or coat it in brown sugar—squash works well as a nutritious and savory addition to almost any dish. Squash is an incredibly versatile vegetable, whether served up as a side dish or featured as the main course. Discover your favorite fall squash at Haggen!
Buttercup
Heart of Gold
BEST USE: Steaming and baking
BEST USE: Baked, mashed or steamed
Carnival
Gold acorn
Sugar Pie Pumpkin
BEST USE: Baked or roasted
BEST USE: Pies
Danish (Acorn)
Spaghetti
Uchiki Kuri
BEST USE: Roasted, steamed or stuffed
BEST USE: Baked, boiled or steamed
BEST USE: Baked, boiled, steamed or fried
Sweet and nutty flavor, similar texture to sweet potatoes
Sweet and mellow flavor, similar to butternut squash BEST USE: Roasting or on the table for dĂŠcor! A green squash, sweet, nutty flavor (can be cooked with syrup to enhance sweetness)
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Sweet, rich flavor and delicate texture when roasted.
Mild flavor and slight nutty sweetness
Mild, not-too-sweet flavor. Flesh breaks into strands when cooked, resembling spaghetti
Stripetti
Mild flavor, firm texture, which turns into strands like spaghetti squash BEST USE: Baked or steamed Sweet flavor, thick fine-grained flesh
Delicate, mellow chestnut flavor with a firm texture
Make the most of autumn’s bounty with this roasted butternut squash, cranberry and pecan salad. It’s simple, fresh and delicious.
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autumn salad
1 Tbsp canola or vegetable oil 1-1/2 lbs butternut squash, peeled, seeded and cubed salt and pepper to taste 8 oz Organic Girl mixed greens 4 oz dried cranberries 6 oz pecans salt and pepper Red Chili Mustard Vinaigrette 2 Tbsp Ancho chili powder 2 Tbsp Dijon mustard 1/2 cup red wine vinegar 2 Tbsp honey 3/4 cup canola oil 1 tsp salt 1/4 tsp fresh ground pepper Preheat oven to 400°. Toss butternut squash with oil and place in roasting pan. Season squash to taste with salt and pepper. Roast for 20 to 30 minutes. When tender, remove from oven and cool. To make dressing, place all ingredients except oil in blender. Process until smooth. With blender on, add oil in a steady stream and blend. Arrange greens on a platter or plates. Top with squash, cranberries and pecans. Drizzle with dressing and enjoy! Haggen Chef Bryan Weener
Photo credit: Katheryn Moran Photography
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Slow Cooked and Tender When it comes to comfort foods, hearty stews are at the top of the list for delicious, easy-to-fix home meals that warm your heart. Chuck roast, round roast and other lean, less-tender meats become meltingly tender when cooked for a long period of time at low temperatures. Pair them with vegetables, sauces, herbs and spices for irresistible flavors and aromas.
Photo credit: Katheryn Moran Photography
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pulled pork with cabbage
Beer braised short ribs
coconut curry chicken
hearty red wine beef stew
one pot ingredient chart
Slow cooked food means unrivaled tenderness and richly infused flavor to feed the soul in these colder months. What better way to come home than to the aroma of slowly tenderized meat and veggies adorned with handfuls of herbs and seasonings.
Haggen premium meat
vegetables
liquids
flavor
spices
herbs
2–3 lbs Double R Ranch chuck roast
3 cups potatoes, carrots, celery, onion, cut into bite size pieces
1 cup vegetable stock 1 cup red wine
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 Tbsp Rub with Love Roast Rub
1 Tbsp thyme 1 Tbsp rosemary
2–3 lbs Mary’s chicken breast
3 cups cauliflower, orange pepper, green beans
1 can coconut milk
2 cloves garlic, minced 2 Tbsp ginger, minced
1/4 cup red curry paste
2 Tbsp basil 3 stalks lemongrass, trimmed, bruised and cut into 3" pieces
2–3 lbs Double R Ranch short ribs
3 cups potatoes, carrots, celery, onion, cut into bite size pieces
1 cup vegetable stock 1 cup stout beer
1/2 cup steak sauce 2 Tbsp mustard
2 Tbsp Rub with Love Smoky Barbecue Rub
1 Tbsp parsley
Makes a great sandwich! 2–3 lbs Haggen boneless pork shoulder
3 cups onion, cabbage, cut into bite size pieces
1 cup orange juice
1 jar Rub with Love Ancho & Molasses Barbecue Sauce
2 Tbsp Rub with Love Pork Rub
directions Hearty Red Wine Beef Stew
Trim fat from roast and season with salt and pepper. In a skillet, heat 1 Tbsp olive oil over mediumhigh heat. Add meat to the pan until nicely browned on all sides. Place the roast in slow cooker. Add the vegetables and remaining ingredients. Cover and cook on low for about 8 hours or 4 hours on high, or until meat is tender.
Coconut Curry chicken
Beer Braised Short Ribs
Pulled Pork with cabbage
Mix remaining ingredients and pour over the chicken.
Mix remaining ingredients and pour over the ribs and vegetables.
Cover and cook on low for about 6 hours or 3 hours on high. Serve with rice.
Cover and cook on low for about 8 hours or 4 hours on high, or until meat is tender. Enjoy with a rice pilaf or whipped potatoes and a tasty stout beer.
Add onion and shredded cabbage to the pot. Mix remaining ingredients and pour into the pot.
Place chicken and vegetables in the slow cooker.
Place ribs and vegetables in the slow cooker.
Rub pork shoulder with rub and place in the pot.
Cover and cook for about 8 hours on low or 4 hours on high or until meat is tender. Remove pork and shred. Serve with rolls and additional sauce. October 2016 | www.haggen.com
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Pumpkin bread loaf
Baked with love by our talented bakers and made with fresh, real ingredients. Try it warm with a smear of farm fresh butter.
Pumpkin Donuts
Handmade by our bakers with real pumpkin. Autumn mornings just aren’t complete without one (or a dozen)!
Pumpkin muffins
Scratch made in our bakery real pumpkin and fresh eggs perfectly with a pumpkin sp
Pumpkin Spice & everything nice Waiting for that sure sign that fall has arrived? Just look for the overflowing display of plump local pumpkins welcoming you into your local Haggen store. This versatile vegetable in the winter squash family is native to North America and can be cooked into seasonal dishes, used to adorn your doorstep or baked into any number of sweet treats. Luckily, you’ll be able to find a variety of pumpkin inspired goodies all over your Haggen store to satisfy your pumpkin cravings this season.
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Pumpkin bu
Made with re and pumpkin drizzled with the right am icing—a com fall indulgen
Pumpkin pie
Made fresh in store, you’ll find our pumpkin pies refrigerated because they’re made with real eggs, blended into perfectly spiced pumpkin and poured into our scratch made, buttery and flaky crust.
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Pumpkin soup
Warm up this season with flavorful pumpkin blended with rich cream, onion, celery, brown sugar and a hint of cayenne pepper. Find this seasonal flavor in our delicatessen.
Caramelized Pumpkin Seeds
After a jack-o-lantern carving session, roast up your leftover seeds and create this sweet treat. 2 cups roasted pumpkin seeds 1/2 cup caramel 1 tsp salt Evenly spread the pumpkin seeds on a large baking sheet covered with parchment paper. Heat the caramel in a glass measuring cup for about 10-15 seconds to soften. Using a spoon, pour the caramel over the pumpkin seeds, making sure it’s evenly distributed in a thin layer over the seeds. Bake at 350F for 8-10 minutes. Let it cool off for 10 minutes then break into bite size pieces. October 2016 | www.haggen.com
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satisfying
Soups Autumn is here, and the crisp, cool air calls for a little extra warmth. These delicious, flavorful fall soups are just the thing to warm you from the inside out. Our own Chef Bryan paired some of the very best peak-of-the-season produce from our local farmers to create these satisfying, belly-pleasing recipes.
Haggen Crostini
Made in store with savory herbs and butter.
Photo credit: Katheryn Moran Photography
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Golden Chanterelle Soup with Andouille Sausage
Fresh chanterelle mushrooms from Mountain Stream in Olympia add their unique umami flavor to andouille sausage for a savory soup that makes a hearty main course. Roux 1/4 cup butter 1/4 cup flour Heat butter in a saucepan over medium heat until a pinch of flour sprinkled into the butter will just begin to bubble. Then, whisk in the flour to form a thick paste the consistency of cake frosting. Continue whisking for 2–3 minutes. Do not allow the roux to bubble too vigorously, or it will burn rather than brown. The roux will add a rich, toasted flavor and will thicken the soup.
Haggen Chef Bryan Weener Soup 1 Tbsp canola oil 8 oz Hempler’s Andouille Sausage (precooked) 1 large yellow onion, diced 1/2–1 lb chanterelle mushrooms 3 garlic cloves, minced 1 Tbsp fresh thyme, chopped 4 cups low sodium chicken broth 1 cup heavy cream 2 Tbsp red wine vinegar or sherry vinegar salt and pepper
Not all chanterelles are created equal. Those found in Europe and Asia are small, about the size of a thimble. In the Eastern US, they’re fist-sized. But here in the Pacific Northwest, they can grow as large as a dinner plate, and can weigh two pounds or more!
In large pot, heat oil over medium-high heat. Add precooked sausage, onion and mushrooms, sauté for 3 to 5 minutes. Add garlic and thyme and sauté for a minute. Add broth, cream and vinegar, simmer for 15 to 20 minutes. Add the roux in small amounts until you reach desired thickness. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Serve with Haggen crostinis.
Curry Honeycrisp Apple and Leek Soup
Sweet Honeycrisps from BelleWood Acres in Lynden add a bit of crunch, and the creamy, mellow flavor of Skagit Valley organic leeks from Ralph’s Greenhouse get a mild warm-up with curry. 2 Tbsp canola oil Haggen Chef Bryan Weener 1 leek, green top removed, cut lengthwise and cut into half-moon slices Salt and pepper 3 garlic cloves, minced 2 Tbsp mild curry powder 1 large BelleWood Acres Honeycrisp apple, medium diced 2 Tbsp honey 1 Tbsp red wine vinegar 3 cups low sodium chicken broth 12 oz can coconut milk fresh chives for garnish In large pot, heat oil over medium-high heat. 1. Add leeks, a pinch of salt and pepper— sauté 4–5 minutes 2. Add garlic—sauté 2 minutes 3. Add curry powder and apples—sauté 3 to 4 minutes 4. Add honey and vinegar—simmer for 3 minutes 5. Add broth and coconut milk —simmer for 15 minutes Season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve hot and garnish with chopped chives and apple slivers. October 2016 | www.haggen.com
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Northwest Style
beer brats
New!
Introducing Haggen’s all-natural beer brats made with local beers right in your store. For the juiciest brats, your Haggen butcher starts with fresh pork shoulder then blends in local beer and spices and lets it marinate for at least 12 hours. Each sausage is made with care, and is free of nitrates and nitrites. Choose from our 3 tempting options: Kulshan Bastard Kat IPA Brat, Kulshan Red Cap Irish Style Red Ale Brat or Ghostfish Gluten Free Beer Brat.
MADE RIGHT HERE
AlwayS fresH
award winning local brews ghostfish watchstander stout
2015 great American beer festival gold medal gluten free beer
This rich and roasty ale is made from 5 different roasts of artisan gluten-free millet malt, for a complex and satisfying true stout flavor. 12
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Kulshan Red Cap Irish style red ale Washington beer awards Bronze medal
Red Cap is a versatile beer that pairs well with a variety of foods. The caramel flavors from crystal malt nicely complements a well-seared steak or beer brat.
Kulshan bastard kat IPA Washington beer awards gold medal
Bastard Kat is the perfect beer to pair with rich foods, where the hoppy bitterness will clear the palate. Think juicy steaks, braised pork or grilled brats.
When life gives you cabbage… make sauerkraut! Take your tailgate party to the next level with homemade sauerkraut. It’s simpler than you think, and adds a pleasantly tangy crunch to your beer brats. Showcase the best the region has to offer by starting with cabbage from Carpinito Brothers Farm in Kent, WA or Richter Family Farm in Puyallup, WA and follow our steps to get started on your first batch of homemade kraut.
What You’ll Need:
• 1 medium head green cabbage (~ 3 lbs) • 1-1/2 Tbsp kosher salt • A 2-quart wide-mouth mason jar (or two 1-quart mason jars) • Cloth (for covering jar) • Stones or marbles (to use as a weight) • Rubber band
Fermented foods are full of beneficial probiotics that support the immune system, aid digestion and detoxify the body.
1. Slice cabbage
Cut into quarters and trim out the core. Cut each quarter in half to make 8 wedges. Chop each wedge crosswise to make very thin ribbons.
2. Massage salt into cabbage
In a large mixing bowl, add salt and sliced cabbage. Massage with hands until cabbage is limp (5-10 minutes).
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3. Pack cabbage into jar
Tightly pack cabbage into jar(s) including the liquid that was released in step 2. Use a weight to weigh down cabbage so it’s submerged in its liquid.
4. Cover jar
Cover with a cloth and secure with a rubber band. Press cabbage every few hours so it remains submerged.
5. Ferment
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Allow to ferment in cool room away from direct sunlight for 3-10 days. Fermented cabbage will keep for at least 2 months or longer in the refrigerator.
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Haggen Wines Jean Marc Barthez
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Louis Chevallier
Bordeaux Rouge
Mâcon-Villages
This deeply colored wine with moderate tannins maintains a vibrant backbone of fresh, red fruit. With robust exuberance, this wine is bursting with acidity and makes for a refreshing oak-free minerally-vibrant Bordeaux rouge. Pair with a hearty beef and vegetable stew or a Double R Ranch roast.
This 100% Chardonnay from the Burgundy region of France is aged 8 months in stainless steel. Full-bodied with notes of Honeycrisp apple and almond makes this a great addition to a sweet curry or soup.
Haggen Northwest Fresh | October 2016
On our quest for the best wine, we’ve discovered some real treasures that we’re proud to offer exclusively. You won’t find these exceptional values anywhere else.
Montefresco
Montepulciano D’Abruzzo Full body, juicy and soft is the best description of this red from the central Italian region of Abruzzo. Enjoy this complex wine on its own or pair with a slow cooked pork chop or warm bowl of fresh pasta.
NEW at Haggen
Alaffia
Coconut Reishi Body Care
Made from Fair Trade, Sustainable & Wildcrafted Ingredients Alaffia, based in Olympia, Washington, crafts ethical body care products that are good for you, our communities and the environment. Using sustainable ingredients and paying fair trade wages, Alaffia empowers mothers and families in Togo, West Africa.
Their new Coconut Reishi line uses active botanicals like activated charcoal for detoxifying, aloe for skin repair, and turmeric for its antiinflammatory properties. Try their full line of Coconut Reishi facial care, shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, balms, deodorants and more.
Luvo
Share the Luv with planted power bowls The perfect combination of convenience and health have come together in Luvo’s new Planted Power Bowls. Made with wholesome, nutritious and fresh ingredients frozen at the peak of freshness with over two servings of fruit and vegetables per meal—frozen entrées have never tasted so gourmet! And with a whopping 10 grams of plant protein in each gluten-free, non-GMO, vegan meal, this time-saving lunch idea will keep you going for the rest of the day.
October 2016 | www.haggen.com
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happening at Haggen
Cheers to
83 YEARS! It’s Anniversary time! Haggen is celebrating being part of the community for 83 years.
0CT 12–25
OCTOBER 15 • 11AM–3PM
Food Show
Stop by to see all that Haggen has to offer, whether it is ideas for your game day tailgating party or for your upcoming scary Halloween party, we hope to delight you with samples galore. Celebrate 83 years with us!
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Celebrate with us
Kids! Spider
Spooktacular Join us for a fun, make a craft, and an edible cookie. This spooky event will take place from noon to 5pm. Come in costume if you dare!
DSLR cameras for new photography program
Whisper phones to help kids focus on reading
OCTOBER
Supporting local schools
Haggen is supporting local schools during October through DonorsChoose.org
fun fact: Haggen has donated over H-Base
$112,000 to 308 local schools projects in our neighborhoods through DonorsChoose.org
For details visit www.haggen.com/schools ©2016 Haggen
OCTOBER 12–25
community food drive
Help support those in need in our local community by making a donation at any register, purchasing items from the “much needed item list” or buying a prepackaged bag.