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8 house-made **falafel balls,** crisp on the outside, bright green with herbs on the inside, threaded onto a skewer! Served with **house-made green herby tahini, house-made silky hummus, and pickled veggies.** Great as a meal, or as a snack to share with a friend.
You may have read about the Mushroom Popper in Boston Magazine, or maybe you've been one of the customers who have stalked its return to the menu.
8 house-made **falafel balls,** crisp on the outside, bright green with herbs on the inside, threaded onto a skewer!
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The chickpea fritter was our very first item, est. 2008.
A collaboration between Sara (kitchen) and Jasper (LMA). Kind of inspired by a loaded baked potato, but made breakfast-y.
Our take on a New Orleans style po-boy sandwich.
**The chickpea fritter was our very first item, est. 2008.** Now frequently ends up on lists of Classic Boston Foods, right alongside lobster rolls and clam chowder!
Jenny (Clover Kitchen) brought us a recipe for Verde Rice that is so packed with green that it's basically a garden!
8 house-made falafel balls, crisp on the outside, bright green with herbs on the inside, threaded onto a skewer!
Our Platters have long-since been *deconstructed versions* of sandwiches. Recently we've been thinking about how to make them into kings in their own right.
Jasper has always loved Middle Eastern food, and this year, he was dreaming about a summer bowl with light, fresh Massachusetts ingredients and lots of deep, rich spices.
A collaboration between Sara (kitchen) and Jasper (LMA). Kind of inspired by a loaded baked potato, but made breakfast-y. *** This bowl features smashed, fried, and chopped new potatoes, melted Grafton cheddar, smoky tempeh, chipotle aioli, sour cream, green onion, and a soft egg.
Seasonal sunflower seed pesto with rotating greens out of Western Mass, topped with smoked local cheddar, crushed, crispy new potatoes, and a soft cooked egg.
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Download MacrosMap βJasper loves making chimichurri, an herby chutney that originates in Argentina and Uruguay. This time of year, we're getting fresh herbs from our local farms, so we're whipping up chimichurri with fresh parsley, shallots, fresno chiles, red wine vinegar, fresh oregano, and good olive oil. *** It cuts through the richness of a 6.5-minute egg (custardy on the inside, firm on the outside) and crisped local potatoes. Don't forget the beautiful ribbons of massaged kale, and a rainbow of mild fresno chiles.
We've been having fun playing with Tender (meat made from plants right here in Somerville). This sandwich gets Tender chicken strips we batter and fry here, lettuce, tomato, and pickles, with a sweet-savory sauce made with mustard and liquid smoke.
Jasper has always loved Middle Eastern food, and this year, he was dreaming about a summer bowl with light, fresh Massachusetts ingredients and lots of deep, rich spices.
Growing up in India, Sharan loved to eat Chinese food. But this was not the Chinese food of China, nor was it 100% Indian food either.
A warm, protein-packed breakfast bowl, *loosely* inspired by breakfast tacos we love from Austin (sans tortilla). *** It starts off with warm heirloom black beans, grown by Charley Baer in ME; a soft-boiled egg; just-made home fries; pickled jalapeΓ±os, pickled red onion, vegan chipotle aioli that lends richness and spice; fresh-cut green onions; and house salsa verde (thank you Jenny from the Clover kitchen for sharing your recipe!).
This sandwich is the first seasonal sandwich we ever made at Clover, back in 2009.
A warm, protein-packed breakfast bowl, *loosely* inspired by breakfast tacos we love from Austin.
We recently met the folks from Tender in Somerville - they're working on a really cool plant-based chicken made from spinning plant fibers!
A friend from Turkey told me about a way of eating called Mezze (pronounced me-ze). You get lots of little dishes.
Our take on a New Orleans style po-boy sandwich. Blue Oyster Mushrooms from Rhode Island (similar taste and texture to oysters), Chris's famous tarragon miso mayo. Kale, simply dressed with lemon, and sliced field tomatoes.
We think salads should be hearty, rich in protein, and highlight crops in season. Lentils are perfect for our salad dreams. They are a beautiful source of protein, but they're also great for the environment.
This recipe takes a bakery style cookie dough and adds in chocolate chips, oats, chopped pecans, and coconut flakes.
Jasper has always loved Middle Eastern food, and this year, he was dreaming about a summer bowl with light, fresh Massachusetts ingredients and lots of deep, rich spices.
**Our very first sandwich, est. 2008.** Now frequently ends up on lists of Classic Boston Foods, right alongside lobster rolls and clam chowder!
When we wrote βBreakfast Sandwichβ on the side of our food truck back in 2008 who knew it would become a **Boston icon**. **Super fresh eggs from Maine Family Farm** (ours are days old, industry standard is weeks old). Soft cooked. Organic tomatoes from Longwind Farm in VT. **Our favorite aged Grafton Cheddar made Kosher just for us**. Served on our own pita, baked with New England grown and milled grains. And a touch of salt and pepper. *Consuming raw or undercooked eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness.
This soup came to us in a fun way. Martina (who managed our Food Development process for a while) grew up in Rome. Her family friends own a restaurant called Pecorino where they make a dish called frittata di patate. Martina sent Ayr there when he took his family to Rome, and he agreed: **what a cool dish.** *** Made with canned tomatoes, mashed potatoes, lots of olive oil and garlic, the frittata di patate ends up looking kind of like a cake. Our **Roman Tomato Soup** is an homage to that food memory. *** We make it daily in small batches with the same ingredients and care as the cooks at Pecorino: sautΓ©ing onions, adding garlic and lots of olive oil, the best canned tomatoes, some potatoes, local carrots, and house veg stock.
Jasper loves making chimichurri, an herby chutney that originates in Argentina and Uruguay. This time of year, we're getting fresh herbs from our local farms, so we're whipping up chimichurri with fresh parsley, shallots, fresno chiles, red wine vinegar, fresh oregano, and good olive oil. It cuts through the richness of a 6.5-minute egg (custardy on the inside, firm on the outside) and crisped local potatoes. Don't forget the beautiful ribbons of massaged kale, and a rainbow of mild fresno chiles. Enjoy Jasper's latest creation! *** This item is in-testing. If you try it, please email your feedback to info@cloverfoodlab.com.
A year ago, a particularly creative Clover employee named Sasha had an idea. What if we make our kofta meatball batter into a burger and crisp it up?
Jenny (Clover Kitchen) brought us a recipe for Verde Rice that is so packed with green that it's basically a garden!
This recipe takes a bakery style cookie dough and adds in chocolate chips, oats, chopped pecans, and coconut flakes.
A friend from Turkey told me about a way of eating called Mezze (pronounced me-ze). You get lots of little dishes - cheese, fish, meats, but mostly vegetables.
In 2010 we had just opened our food truck on the Rose Kennedy Greenway, the first new truck in Boston.
We think salads should be hearty, rich in protein, and highlight crops in season.
Jenny (Clover Kitchen) brought us a recipe for Verde Rice that is so packed with green that it's basically a garden!
We think salads should be hearty, rich in protein, and highlight crops in season. Lentils are perfect for our salad dreams. They are a beautiful source of protein, but they're also great for the environment. In the late 1970's a farmer named David Oien decided to buck the trend in industrial agriculture that demanded he grow commodity crops like corn and soy on his family farm in Montana. Instead he decided to grow organic lentils. This salad features David's beluga lentils, named because they resemble caviar, plus toasted hazelnuts, dried cherries, and fresh herbs. It's been a consistent fan favorite since Chris first came up with it.
Grated carrots from Brookford Farm in New Hampshire help keep these organic muffins moist, while local Maine blueberries add a bit of tart sweetness.
Jenny (Clover Kitchen) brought us a recipe for Verde Rice that is so packed with green that it's basically a garden!
Most fast-food fries have 19 hard-to-pronounce ingredients. Our fries have just 3: Potatoes. Rosemary. Kosher Salt. Our fries come to us in potato form from Sparrow Arc Farm, in Vermont. We cut them ourselves hourly, soak them briefly in water, then fry them once at a high temperature.
Our very first sandwich, est. 2008. Now frequently ends up on lists of Classic Boston Foods, right alongside lobster rolls and clam chowder.
This is a large sized soup you can eat as a meal, served with a side of homemade pita!
Our Platters have long-since been *deconstructed versions* of sandwiches. Recently we've been thinking about how to make them into kings in their own right.
Grated **carrots** from Brookford Farm in New Hampshire help keep these **organic** muffins moist, while local **Maine blueberries** add a bit of tart sweetness.
Justin Kelly helps build our restaurants, and the other day he stopped by and said, βWhen are you guys going to do a Sausage Egg and Cheese sandwich with the Impossible meat?β **Fluffy pita bread,** made hours ago at CloverHUB in East Cambridge. A slice of provolone cheese. **Local eggs, laid days ago** (instead of weeks, like most fast food eggs). Our version of **breakfast sausage, made with Impossible Foods meat made from plants.
Most fast-food fries have 19 hard-to-pronounce ingredients. Our fries have just 3: **Potatoes. Rosemary. Kosher Salt.** Our fries come to us in potato form from **Sparrow Arc Farm,** in Vermont. **We cut them ourselves hourly,** soak them briefly in water, then fry them once at a high temperature. Then we toss in **a few sprigs of fresh rosemary** towards the end of the frying process.
Fried smashed plantains served with a chipotle aioli!
Hummus is a wonderful source of protein for much of the world (the word hummus in Arabic means chickpea) At Clover, we use organic chickpeas from Connecticut that we soak, cook, and blend ourselves. Buttery, rich with tahini and olive oil, basically a meal in itself, packed with half of your protein needs for the day and almost all of your Vitamin C.
Hummus is a wonderful source of protein for much of the world (the word hummus in Arabic means chickpea) At Clover, we use organic chickpeas from Connecticut that we soak, cook, and blend ourselves. Buttery, rich with tahini and olive oil, basically a meal in itself, packed with half of your protein needs for the day and almost all of your Vitamin C.
Kevin Brady from our team created this one. Soft in the middle, crispy on the outside, with brown sugar for an extra caramel note, and lots and lots of chocolate chips. Baked in-house daily.
New England pastry we make in small batches, similar to Yorkshire pudding. Served with our seasonal peach compote.
This Clover classic is back for eggplant season - thank you Red Fire Farm and Verrill Farm for your beautiful, colorful, multi-colored eggplants!
This salad used to be called Orzo Lemon Dill Pasta Salad. In September 2016 we began replacing all our pasta salads with farro salads instead. It's higher in protein, higher in fiber, and adds nuttiness and flavor.
Hummus is a wonderful source of protein for much of the world (the word hummus in Arabic means chickpea). At Clover, we use organic chickpeas from Connecticut that we soak, cook, and blend ourselves. Buttery, rich with tahini and olive oil, basically a meal in itself, packed with half of your protein needs for the day and almost all of your Vitamin C.
This salad used to be called Orzo Lemon Dill Pasta Salad. In September 2016 we began replacing all our pasta salads with farro salads instead. It's higher in protein, higher in fiber, and adds nuttiness and flavor.
Former employee Chris S came up with this delicious summer chowder a few years back.
Kevin Brady from our team created this one. Soft in the middle, crispy on the outside, with brown sugar for an extra caramel note, and lots and lots of chocolate chips.
This is a large sized soup you can eat as a meal, served with a side of homemade pita!
If you stop by a Clover location in the morning you can smell **brown butter sizzling** for Popovers, flaky, eggy New England pastries we make in small batches throughout the morning.
This salad used to be called Orzo Lemon Dill Pasta Salad. In September 2016 we began replacing all our pasta salads with farro salads instead. It's higher in protein, higher in fiber, and adds nuttiness and flavor.
The combination of Egg and Eggplant has a long and storied history dating back to Iraqi Jews who immigrated to Israel in the early 1960s.
There was a time when every town in New England had a gristmill to turn local wheat into flour. That industry has all but disappeared from our region. A few years back we thought, 'what if we could help return local grain growing to New England, just by making our own bread?' So we imported a pita oven from the Middle East, and now, every night from 10pm to 5am, a crew of bakers descend on CloverHUB. They combine yeast, water, salt and olive oil with organic flour and whole wheat flour grown and ground in Maine and Vermont. After the night kitchen winds down its production, we deliver the bread to our trucks and restaurants each morning, which means the bread you're eating was baked hours ago.
This is a large sized soup you can eat as a meal, served with a side of homemade pita!
Sweet, soft and chewy. This nutty almond based cookie is made fresh daily in-house and gluten free!
Fried smashed plantains served with a chipotle aioli!
We make this pesto with sunflower seeds, basil, olive oil, and lots of delicious, healthy local greens (sometimes chard, sometimes kale, sometimes a mix), so every month it's a little bit different. Grab a bag of pita and a container of this, and you've got a great picnic. *** Don't forget to try this at breakfast in our Pesto Breakfast Bowl!
We make this pesto with sunflower seeds, basil, olive oil, and lots of delicious, healthy local greens (sometimes chard, sometimes kale, sometimes a mix), so every month it's a little bit different. Grab a bag of pita and a container of this, and you've got a great picnic. *** Don't forget to try this at breakfast in our Pesto Breakfast Bowl!
There was a time when every town in New England had a gristmill to turn local wheat into flour. That industry has all but disappeared from our region. A few years back we thought, **what if we could help return local grain growing to New England, just by making our own bread?** So we imported a pita oven from the Middle East, and now, every night from 10pm to 5am, a crew of bakers descend on CloverHUB. They combine yeast, water, salt and olive oil with organic flour and whole wheat flour **grown and ground in Maine and Vermont**. After the night kitchen winds down its production, we deliver the bread to our trucks and restaurants **each morning,** which means the bread you're eating was baked hours ago. We don't freeze our bread, and it has no preservatives. We bake something like 3000 pieces every night.
Former employee Chris S came up with this delicious summer chowder a few years back. It only comes around once a year when we can get beautiful local corn.
This platter features Red Fire Farm zucchini, which is prolific and crisp this time of year.
Sweet, soft and chewy. This nutty almond based cookie is made fresh daily in-house and gluten free!
Soft, chewy, and bursting with warm, comforting flavors, our Vegan Oatmeal Raisin Cookie is a wholesome treat crafted with simple, plant-based ingredients.
Soft, chewy, and bursting with warm, comforting flavors, our Vegan Oatmeal Raisin Cookie is a wholesome treat crafted with simple, plant-based ingredients.
Jasper loves making chimichurri, an herby chutney that originates in Argentina and Uruguay.
We make this pesto with sunflower seeds, basil, olive oil, and lots of delicious, healthy local greens (sometimes chard, sometimes kale, sometimes a mix), so every month it's a little bit different. Grab a bag of pita and a container of this, and you've got a great picnic. *** Don't forget to try this at breakfast in our Pesto Breakfast Bowl!
A 8oz side of our savory, smoky, creamy white bean and **eggplant baba ghanoush** - made with our favorite local beans from Baer's Best.
There was a time when every town in New England had a gristmill to turn local wheat into flour. That industry has all but disappeared from our region. A few years back we thought, **what if we could help return local grain growing to New England, just by making our own bread?** So we imported a pita oven from the Middle East, and now, every night from 10pm to 5am, a crew of bakers descend on CloverHUB. They combine yeast, water, salt and olive oil with organic flour and whole wheat flour **grown and ground in Maine and Vermont**. After the night kitchen winds down its production, we deliver the bread to our trucks and restaurants **each morning,** which means the bread you're eating was baked hours ago. We don't freeze our bread, and it has no preservatives. We bake something like 3000 pieces every night.
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