Sigona’s Coupon 1035
Get one vine-ripened, locally grown cantaloupe for free this week with your coupon and a $30+ in-store purchase! Valid 7/2/25 – 7/8/25 or while supplies...
Author: Sigona's Farmers Market
Summer Cookout 2025 Balsamic & Olive Oil Sampler Kit
Our infused or fused olive oils and balsamics make fantastic marinades and finishing sauces for grilled meats, vegetables and even fruit. We’ve put together a...
Dark Chocolate and Raspberry Balsamic Truffles
Raspberry and chocolate is a classic combo, making a delicious dessert option. Makes about 20 to 25 truffles. Yum! See also: Recipe Roundup: Raspberry Balsamic...
Grilled Walnut Pesto Shrimp Skewers
Pesto is made from just a few ingredients, though this one is dairy-free, making it a nice option for those with dietary restrictions or preferences....
Smashed Wild Rosemary Potatoes
These are fantastic for steak night! Our rosemary infused olive oil is one of our favorites. It adds fantastic flavor to potatoes. See more: Recipe...
Wild Salmon with a Savory-Sweet Elderberry Balsamic Glaze
Simple, elegant and delicious! The fruity, rich blueberry balsamic combines well with the rest of the reduction ingredients to create a perfectly sweet & savory...
Panzanella with Baby Heirloom Tomatoes and Capers
Panzanella is a salad starring crusty or day-old bread and tomatoes. It used to be known as a poor man’s dish, but now it’s a...
Pink Guava Mimosa
Our pink guava rosé balsamic adds fantastic flavor to mimosas! Our fresh-squeezed orange juice makes these incredibly easy, too. We juice oranges daily, right in...
Corn Chowder with Hatch Chiles, Bacon and Cilantro & Roasted Onion Infused Olive Oil
This is a hearty, dairy-free chowder that’s great any time of the year. Including the cobs infuses even more corn flavor into the chowder. The...
Sweet Mango & Strawberries Tossed with Fresh Tarragon
This simple serving suggestion is great for breakfast or an afternoon snack. Tarragon packs a strong, licorice-like herbaceous flavor that pairs deliciously well with fresh...
