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  1. Beautiful maroon and white mottled Jacob's cattle bean Originally collected in the Four Corners region of the US Cooks quickly with a creamy texture and rich flavor 1 lb bag Food item, not sold as seed
    Anasazi Beans
    $5.00
  2. Seed Saving Envelopes
    Seed Saving Envelopes
    from $3.50
  3. Highly Nutritious Organic Corn Pinole grown in Arizona
    Corn Pinole: Huuñ Haakĭ Chu'i
    $8.75
  4. Brown tepary beans are an ancient superfood and one of the world's most drought-adapted domesticated bean. High protein and fiber rich. Firm texture when cooked, with a nutty flavor. Great for the vegetarian palate.
    Organic Brown Tepary Beans - Heirloom, Non-GMO
    from $16.00
  5. Mesquite Bean Pulp Flour
    Mesquite Bean Pulp Flour
    $22.00
  6. Gift Card
    Gift Card
    from $10.00
  7. Gold foil package of 8 saguaro blossom cactus tea bags featuring native seeds/SEARCH logo
    Saguaro Cactus Blossom Tea
    $6.00
  8. chipotle chile flakes 4 ounce bag
    Chipotle Chile Flakes
    from $7.00
  9. Treated with lime to remove the hulls. Empty contents of package into a non-reactive container and cover with water; soak overnight. Boil posole in salted water for approximately 2 hours and then add meat, chile pods, oregano, garlic. Cover and simmer for another hour or until posole is tender, stirring occasionally. Blue Corn Posole is delicious with beans or on its own. Produces a beautiful broth. 12 oz. package
    Posole, Organic Blue Corn
    $7.00
  10. These organic heirloom beans are the original superfood of the Sonoran Desert. Highly acclaimed for it's nutritional value the white tepary bean is noted for its naturally sweet yet savory flavor and creamy texture. Indigenous to the American Southwest, tepary beans were grown by Native communities for their drought tolerance and offer a rich source of fiber and protein with a low glycemic index. NON-GMO and grown without pesticides and herbicides
    Organic White Tepary Beans - Heirloom, Non-GMO
    from $16.00
  11. Raw unfiltered Arizona mesquite honey in a glass jar with a happy bear on the label
    Mesquite Honey
    from $18.00
  12. A rich gold-colored bean mottled with a little white from the Four Corners area. Also known as "Zuni Gold". Cooks quickly. 1 lb bag.
    Four Corners Gold Beans
    $6.50
  13. Gold foil package of 8 prickly pear cactus fruit tea bags featuring native seeds/SEARCH logo
    Prickly Pear Cactus Fruit Tea
    $6.00
  14. prickly pear cactus candy
    Prickly Pear Candy
    $4.00
  15. Beautiful deep purple Prickly Pear cactus syrup by Cheri's Desert Harvest in a glass bottle with citrus and opuntia on the label
    Prickly Pear Syrup
    from $8.00
  16. Organic blue and white posole corn, Pinto beans, Bordal beans, green chile, epazote and other traditional seasonings included Rinse and soak corn and beans overnight Easy to cook: add water, aromatics, and the protein of your choice, if desired Non GMO Delicious, hearty and comforting 4 servings
    Green Chile Posole Soup Mix
    $14.00
  17. Ancho Chile Powder. Mild, sweet earthy taste Used mostly in sauces, particularly moles Very versatile 4 ounce bag
    Ancho Chile Powder
    $6.00
  18. Saving Seeds in the Southwest: Techniques for Seed Stewardship in Aridlands spiral bound book. Illustration shows a beanstalk with beans and flowers
    Saving Seeds in the Southwest
    $14.95
  19. Treated with lime to remove the hulls. Empty contents of package into a non-reactive container and cover with water; soak overnight. Boil posole in salted water for approximately 2 hours and then add meat, chile pods, oregano, garlic. Cover and simmer for another hour or until posole is tender, stirring occasionally. White Corn Posole is delicious with beans or on its own. 12 oz. package
    Posole, Organic White Corn
    $7.00
  20. Maroon on one end fading to cream with maroon flecks on the other end. These yummy beans are very adaptable in the garden and kitchen. 1lb bag.
    Colorado River Beans
    $6.50
  21. guajillo chile powder. Flavor is distinct, slightly fruity with a strong piney berry under taste Used to both flavor and color dishes Preferred by many chefs Mildly hot Called mirasol ("looking at the sun") in the green stage. 4 ounce bag
    Guajillo Chile Powder
    $6.00
  22. Golden Mesquite Pancake Mix
    Golden Mesquite Pancake Mix
    $12.00
  23. Dark, hot, smoky chiles with a hint of cacao nibs. Medium spicy. Delicious in or on tamales!
    Mole Negro
    from $17.00
  24. A commonly used herb in southern Mexico. Aromatic foliage has a distinct and delicious flavor used to season beans, soups, with shellfish, and other dishes. It reduces the flatulence caused by beans. Because it has a strong aroma and flavor, only a small amount is needed.  .5 oz. package of dried herb for use in cooking
    Epazote
    $5.00
  25. chipotle chile powder for cooking, smoked jalepenos ground into a powder
    Chipotle Chile Powder
    $6.00
  26. Gold foil package of 8 desert mint white sage tea bags featuring native seeds/SEARCH logo
    Desert Mint White Sage Tea
    $6.00
  27. Indigenous to the American Southwest, tepary beans were grown by Native communities for their drought tolerance and offer a rich source of fiber and protein with a low glycemic index. Organically grown and NON-GMO
    Organic Black Tepary Beans - Heirloom, Non-GMO
    from $16.00
  28. White fold-top package of 20 purple Prickly Pear Green Tea bags and tuna fruit
    Prickly Pear Green Tea
    $4.00
  29. Cheri's Prickly Pear Cactus Jelly
    Prickly Pear Cactus Jelly
    $6.00
  30. A true lima bean, originally from Peru (hence Lima), this gorgeous bean has all the "meat" of limas but with a chestnut flavor. They're big and bold and can stand up to a chile sauce or curry, or simply be enjoyed with a drizzle of olive oil and a few grates of dry goat cheese. If you grew up thinking you hated limas, it's time to try again! 1 lb bag. Food item, not sold as seed.
    Christmas Lima Beans - Heirloom
    $9.50
  31. Mild green powder produced from the delicate and flavorful Hatch green chiles Chiles have been roasted and peeled for this flavorful powder
    Green Chile Powder - MILD
    $6.00
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  32. "Ancho" means wide - this chile can be 3" across at the shoulders. Called poblano in the fresh stage, this is a mild chile used in sauces, particularly moles.  This dark rich mahogany chile has a mild, fruity flavor with notes of plum, raisin, tobacco and a slight woodiness. 1.5 oz package.
    Ancho Whole Chiles
    $4.00
  33. Make a Donation
    Make a Donation
    $1.00
  34. Blossom bags are placed over the blossoms to prevent cross-pollination with other plants
    Blossom Bags
    $5.00
  35. The deep brown color comes from Mexican chocolate, raisins, and chiles, especially the Mulato, a cousin of the Ancho that is milder, less bitter, and fruitier. Negro Pasilla gives depth of flavor and a purple-red color, and a hint of Chipotle Morita adds its legendary smokiness. Mildly spicy. 100% GMO free!
    Mole Dulce
    from $17.00