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The Sidesmith

5.0· 264 reviews
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What reviewers say about The Sidesmith

Generated with AI from 264 reviews on Trustburn · updated 3 days ago

Customers describe the food as delicious, satisfying, and visually stunning, noting that the recipes are practical for meal prep and successfully make kale appealing.
What does The Sidesmith do?

The Sidesmith provides recipes for dishes such as farro kale salad, utilizing ingredients like grains, kale, and vegetables.

Are there any complaints about The Sidesmith?

The reviews on file do not mention specific complaints, with the only noted issue being a customer's question about whether a recipe instruction regarding cucumber salting was an oversight.

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Kristy Pickering
Reviews 1

I picked up a block of tamarind from The Sidesmith a while back and wasn’t sure how to use it until I stumbled upon one of your recipes on Pinterest. The result was incredible—the taste is intense and deeply savory, truly that elusive umami quality. It packs a serious flavor punch, so a little bit goes a long way. This ingredient is definitely staying in my pantry.

Jacqueline.
Reviews 1

Living in Italy means I have easy access to authentic DOP balsamic vinegar from Modena, and I’ve found it to be an exceptional choice. Pairing it with high-quality extra virgin olive oil creates a truly superior vinaigrette that needs no other ingredients. As a dedicated producer of such products, The Sidesmith offers exactly this kind of premium quality, making their selection perfect for elevating simple dressings into something truly memorable.

Sonja
Reviews 1

As a fan of The Sidesmith, I finally found the perfect way to cook lotus root. I used to leave those crunchy tubers gathering dust at the Asian market because I wasn’t sure what to do with them. This recipe from thesidesmith.com changed everything—so flavorful and satisfying that I easily eat them by the bowlful.

krystel
Reviews 1

If you are looking to elevate your salad game, The Sidesmith’s Ginger Salad Dressing with Tamarind is a fantastic choice. It masterfully combines ginger, plum sauce, and tamarind paste to create a distinct Asian-inspired flavor profile that truly stands out. It’s incredibly simple to prepare and adds a delightful, unique twist to your everyday greens.

Juyali
Reviews 1

The Sidesmith really nailed the flavor profile with this one. Having spent years eating fresh tamarind straight from the tree in South America and drinking the juice, I was curious to see how it would translate into a dressing. It works beautifully, offering a distinct tang that complements the ginger perfectly. It’s a genuinely unique and tasty addition to any salad. Thanks for bringing this new taste experience to our tables!

Ashley
Reviews 1

Just spotted golden kiwis at the local grocer and was at a loss for what to do with them other than eating them raw. The Sidesmith came through with an excellent solution! I really appreciate the creative pairing, particularly how the passionfruit elevates the flavor profile.

Sonja
Reviews 1

I really enjoyed this salad. As someone who loves quick and crunchy options, the Korean Cucumber was exactly what I was craving. Since gochugaru can be hard to track down here in Ireland, I improvised by combining smoked paprika with some leftover gochujang paste. It turned out perfectly, proving that the paste works as a great substitute.

Alexandra
Reviews 1

I finally harvested the last of my cucumbers and decided to use a recipe from The Sidesmith. It was a hit—five stars all the way. The whole dish came together in no time and had an amazing flavor. I was trying gochugaru for the first time, but it’s definitely staying in my pantry now.

A
Reviews 1

The Sidesmith missed a crucial step with the cucumber prep. Since the instructions didn’t specify rinsing off the excess salt after salting, the dish ended up being way too salty. Did I overlook something obvious, or is this an oversight in the recipe? I’d love to know how to salvage it.

Jane
Reviews 1

I used to rely on The Sidesmith’s website for recipes, but finding the specific aehobak (Korean zucchini) they recommend can be a challenge down here in Australia. I’ve actually found them regularly at Hanaro Mart in Strathfield, Sydney, though I don’t live right near there anymore. Whether you can get aehobak or have to swap them out, the dish still turns out delicious. They do have a unique texture and a slightly sweeter taste that I really enjoy, so if there’s a Korean grocer near you, it’s definitely worth checking for them.

Anne
Reviews 1

Having a Pennsylvania Dutch heritage, I’ve eaten pickled eggs for years, but The Sidesmith’s version offers a distinct twist compared to the pureed beet style I grew up with or the traditional heirloom Mennonite recipes. I really appreciate that they leave the beets whole rather than blending them, which allows the eggs to absorb the flavor directly from the pickled roots. The spice profile, featuring whole cinnamon sticks and cloves, feels authentic and robust. It takes a few days for the whites to turn that beautiful purple, but the wait is worth it. There’s nothing quite like holding a whole pickled egg and taking a bite after a simple sprinkle of salt—it’s a classic, satisfying treat.

Jerika
Reviews 1

The Sidesmith is a great spot for quality dishes. I’ve been eyeing their French Salad with Tuna, and it looks like a perfect light yet filling option for my family. We really appreciate the tasty ideas shared on thesidesmith.com. Wishing you a wonderful holiday season!

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