City of Gastronomy

City of Gastronomy

In 2015, Tucson was the first city in the United States designated as a City of Gastronomy by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Native Seeds/SEARCH celebrates this important honor and the local ingredients, cuisine, farmers, and chefs that contribute to this designation.

Highlighted here is a list of arid-adapted agricultural seeds that have contributed to the gastronomic culture and history of the Tucson area.

Black
Black
from $3.25
Chapalote "Pinole Maiz"
Chapalote "Pinole Maiz"
from $3.25
Cholla Buds
Cholla Buds
from $12.50
Dia de San Juan
Dia de San Juan
from $3.25
Domesticated Multi-claw
Domesticated Multi-claw
$4.95
Members-only
Gila Pima Ha:l
Gila Pima Ha:l
from $3.25
I'itoi's Onion
I'itoi's Onion
from $3.25
Kitt Peak Wild Tepary
Kitt Peak Wild Tepary
$4.95
Magdalena Acelgas
Magdalena Acelgas
$3.25
Magdalena Big Cheese
Magdalena Big Cheese
from $3.25
Menagers Dam Brown "W'pegi bawi"
Menagers Dam Brown "W'pegi bawi"
from $3.25
Nichols Heirloom
Nichols Heirloom
$3.25
O'odham Dipper
O'odham Dipper
$3.25
Members-only
O'odham Green
O'odham Green
$3.25
Members-only
O'odham Ke:li Ba:so
O'odham Ke:li Ba:so
$3.25
O'odham Pea
O'odham Pea
$3.25
O'odham Pink
O'odham Pink
$3.25
Patagonia
Patagonia
$3.25
Sacaton Aboriginal
Sacaton Aboriginal
$4.25
Santa Rosa Brown
Santa Rosa Brown
$3.25
Sinahuisa
Sinahuisa
$3.25
Tohono O'odham "Ha:l"
Tohono O'odham "Ha:l"
$3.25
Members-only
Tohono O'odham "Sugarcane"
Tohono O'odham "Sugarcane"
$3.25
Tohono O'odham "U'us mu:n"
Tohono O'odham "U'us mu:n"
from $3.25