to Your Table From Our Gardens
If you’re like us, one of the best parts of summer in Minnesota is enjoying locally grown vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Here at Mazopiya, we are driven to offer natural, organic, and local foods, and there’s no better example than our seasonal produce. We receive locally grown, in-season vegetables from the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community’s Wozupi Tribal Gardens, which is less than a five-minute drive from our store.
Meaning “garden” in the Dakota language, Wozupi (pronounced woh-zhu-pee) is a certified organic vegetable garden and fruit orchard. The produce at Wozupi is hand-picked at the peak of freshness, immediately cooled, and prepared for the short drive to Mazopiya. This means that our customers are receiving the freshest and most natural vegetables and fruits possible, perfect for a healthy snack or as the star in summer salads and dishes.
Wozupi grows food in a natural way that nourishes the earth, prioritizing the traditional Native American practices of land stewardship. As part of its mission to be a good steward of the earth, Wozupi practices what some farmers call “beyond organic” to achieve environmental and ethical goals that exceed those that are required to be a certified organic farm.
These practices include no-till soil management, intensive compost application, cover cropping, living mulches, supporting and enhancing the surrounding ecosystem, and using beneficial insects to control pests. Because of this commitment to sustainable and natural farming, you can feel good about what you're putting into your body and trust that it was grown with minimal impact to our planet.
Wozupi also has a greenhouse and high tunnels, allowing it to push the definition of “in season” by starting crops indoors before the growing season has started. That means Mazopiya is always one of the first markets in the area with locally grown produce and can extend the harvest season to nine months a year. Here’s what you can expect to find on our shelves from Wozupi this upcoming season:
Cucumbers Kale
Tomatoes
Peppers
Zucchini Scallions
Fresh herbs
Salad greens
Carrots
Many of these fresh ingredients will also be featured in our favorite deli items this summer. Swing by and look for the Wozupi signs in our produce section and you’ll know you’re getting nothing but the freshest produce available.
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APRIL CLASSES
Want to learn about healthy living or just looking for a fun activity? Sign up for a class at Mazopiya! Our knowledgeable instructors offer a variety of interactive classes—cooking, essential oils, wellness, and more. Each class costs just $10 and includes a $10 voucher!
APRIL 4 | 5:30-7PM
Simple Easter Side Dishes
Holidays can be hectic. In this class, you’ll learn stress-free ways to create easy and delicious Easter side dishes.
Instructor: Carla Cohen
APRIL 6 | 5:30-7PM
Spring Instant Pot Healthy Meals
Want to learn how to make flavorful and tender meat-based dishes that are simple and require little prep? This class will show you how to use this versatile appliance to your advantage!
Instructor: Cheryl Englebretson
April 11 | 5:30-7PM
Healthy 30-Minute Skillet Meals
Want to whip up a balanced meal in 30 minutes without all the mess? Learn how to leverage your stovetop and a few pans to put together a delicious meal with ease.
Instructor: Cheryl Englebretson
APRIL 12 | 5:30-7PM
Spring Spiralizing
Trying to get more veggies in your diet? The spiralizer just may be the answer. In this class, you’ll see this revolutionary tool transform veggies into pasta and much more.
Instructor: Carla Cohen
APRIL 13 | 5:30-7PM
The Power of Juicing
Want to achieve a glowing complexion from the inside out? Juicing can do just that. Discover how incorporating fresh, nutrientdense juices into your diet can help support healthy skin and so much more.
Instructor: Matt Bennett
APRIL 18 | 5:30-7PM
Sushi Secrets
Going out for sushi is fun, but you can have a blast making your own, too! Once you learn the basics of cooking and seasoning rice, preparing fillings, and shaping your sushi, you will be able to customize your meal to please everyone. In this class, you’ll learn how to make cone-shaped handrolls and inside-out rolls.
Instructor: Robin Asbell
APRIL 19 | 5:30-6:30PM
Cleaning with Essential Oils
Did you know the average household contains up to 25 gallons of toxic materials, most of which are household cleaners? Learn how to make your own safe cleaners that will not only get the job done, but will be better for you and the environment.
Instructor: Carla Cohen
APRIL 20 | NOON-1PM
Bulk Basics
Looking to save money on your grocery bill while still filling your cart with healthy, organic foods? Get tips on how to shop the bulk section and learn fun facts about grains, beans, nuts, and more. You’ll also get to taste some great recipes that will give you the confidence to be a successful bulk shopper.
Instructor: Carla Cohen
APRIL 25 | Noon-1PM
The Do’s and Don’ts of Detoxing
Thinking about detoxing? You’ve heard how toxins can be linked to many chronic health issues and now’s the time to do something about it. Before you start, discover the do’s and don’ts of detox from Brain Health & Detox Specialist, Anita Bastian. You’ll find out what you need to know so you avoid common mistakes and have a powerfully effective detox experience.
Instructor: Anita Bastian
APRIL 27 | 5:30-7PM
Spring Salads and Dressings
Love salads but tired of eating the same ones over and over? If so, this class is for you! Experiment with new ingredients and flavor combinations that will yield the perfect salad. Learn the basics of how to make a perfect vinaigrette in a matter of minutes.
Instructor: Carla Cohen
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Coconut Chips
Unsweetened chips easily add a mild coconut flavor and textures to recipes.
Natural Factors Immunity Startup Kits
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Oat Bran
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Sign up for our Bulk Basics class on April 20 to learn more about bulk cooking!
Thad Equal Exchange Mint Crunch Chocolate Bar
“Best chocolate I’ve ever eaten. I could have six bars a day!”
Tracy Uglies Salt and Vinegar Chips
“Great taste and texture, and amazing to snack on!”
Oscar Steaz Yerba Mate
“Perfect burst of energy in a refreshing, naturally caffeinated tea.”
Carla Truff Black Truffle Oil
“A perfect finishing oil for roasted meats, veggies, and eggs. Even great on pizza!”
Carla Maldon Smoked Salt
“Great as a finishing salt to give a slightly smokey flavor to your dishes.”
Recipes
Southwest Seasoning
INGREDIENTS
1 teaspoon cumin
½ teaspoon garlic powder
oregano
½ teaspoon onion powder
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
1 teaspoon chili powder
1 teaspoon salt
INSTRUCTIONS
Place all dried spices into a spice grinder and blend until well combined.
Recipe courtesy of Carla Cohen
Greek Seasoning
INGREDIENTS
1 teaspoon dried garlic
2½ teaspoon dried oregano
1 teaspoon dried marjoram
2 teaspoon salt
2 teaspoon lemon pepper
INSTRUCTIONS
Can be used as a seasoning or mixed with olive oil and fresh garlic for a marinade. Goes great on a salad with just oil and vinegar.
Recipe courtesy of Carla Cohen