Winter Recipe Collection

We’re celebrating the community of makers, bakers, and restaurants we’ve had the privilege of working with and sharing a collection of food and drink recipes straight from their kitchens. From comforting winter bowls to festive cookies and creative cocktails, these recipes highlight the heart and flavor of local small businesses.

Explore each recipe, try something new at home, and join us in raising a glass (or a fork) to a season filled with connection, inspiration, and community. Enjoy making and sharing them this season!

Chocolate Peppermint Hot Cocoa Cookies

recipe created by Treat Cookies

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About the business:
Treat Cookies is a Seattle-based bakery known for its bold, indulgent cookies that strike the perfect balance between nostalgic comfort and elevated craft. Founded with a passion for creating truly crave-worthy treats, Treat has built a devoted following for its rich flavors, generous mix-ins, and perfectly baked textures that are crispy at the edges, soft and gooey in the center. Each cookie is made with high-quality ingredients and thoughtful techniques, resulting in baked goods that feel both playful and refined. Whether enjoyed fresh from the oven or saved for later, Treat Cookies delivers a little moment of joy in every bite

Location: 825 SW 152nd St, Burien, WA 98166
Website: treatcookies.com
Social: @treat_cookies
Atelier Drome Connection: We worked with Treat Cookies on their shop in downtown Burien. Visit the project page to learn more about the design of the space.

Ingredients:
1 c. Unsalted butter, softened
109 g. Sugar
167 g. Light brown sugar  
2 Eggs, room temperature 
227 g. All-purpose flour
135 g. Cake flour
35 g. Cocoa powder
12 g. Black cocoa powder
3 g. Cornstarch
3 g. Kosher salt
3 g. Baking soda 
125 g. Chocolate chips
50 g. Marshmallows
75 g. Crushed peppermint candy bits
Directions:
  1. Add softened butter & sugars to bowl 
  2. Mix 3 minutes – start on low for 1 min, increase to medium  
  3. Remove bowl, scrape down sides and bottom 
  4. While stirring on low, add eggs and vanilla extract
  5. Mix 3 minutes on medium 
  6. Remove bowl, scrape down sides and bottom 
  7. Mix 3 minutes on medium 
  8. Remove bowl, scrape down sides and bottom 
  9. Add dry ingredients 
  10. Mix 20-30 seconds on low until combined 
  11. Add chocolate chips, marshmallows and peppermint bits.
  12. Mix 15-30 seconds until incorporated 
  13. Scoop dough using 3.2 oz disher onto a sheet pan with parchment paper.
  14. Cookie dough balls should weigh approximately 130 g each and be about 3/8 cup
  15. Chill dough for 3 hours in refrigerator or 30 minutes in freezer 
  16. Preheat oven to 375 degrees
  17. Bake cookies from chilled state for 11-13 minutes until top and edges are starting to brown
  18. Let cookies cool completely on pan before removing.

Battambang's Favorite Noodle

recipe created by Phnom Penh Noodle House

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About the business:
Phnom Penh Noodle House is a beloved Seattle institution in the heart of the Chinatown–International District, celebrated for its deeply flavorful Cambodian and Chinese noodle dishes. The restaurant has become known for its comforting, generously portioned bowls that showcase a thoughtful balance of textures, aromas, and bold yet approachable flavors. Each dish reflects a deep connection to heritage and tradition, while remaining accessible and welcoming to longtime regulars and first-time visitors alike. Warm, unpretentious, and consistently excellent, Phnom Penh Noodle House is a cornerstone of the neighborhood and a must-visit for noodle lovers

Note about the recipe from the owners:
"Battambang's Favorite Noodle dish is one of the most popular dishes at Phnom Penh Noodle House, which is saying something in a restaurant known for noodles. The dish is named after Battambang in northwest Cambodia, the hometown of restaurant founder Sam Ung. In Cambodia, the dish is called Mee Kola. 'Mee' translates to 'noodles' and Kola is the name of an ethnic minority group in Cambodia. The dish includes a wide variety of ingredients, giving you several flavors and textures in every bite."

Location: 913 S Jackson St Ste A Seattle, WA 98104
Website: phnompenhnoodlehouse.com
Social: @phnompenhnoodlehouse
Atelier Drome Connection: We worked with Phnom Penh Noodle House on their new restaurant in the Chinatown-International District. Visit our project page to learn more about the design of the space.

Ingredients:

4 oz. Thin rice noodle

2 oz. Bean sprouts

2 Hard boiled eggs

2 tbsp. Green onion

2 tbsp. Cilantro

2 Lime wedges (optional)

2 Tbsp. Dried shrimp

4 Tbsp. Roasted peanuts

2 Tbsp. Salted radish

Sweet Soy Sauce

  • 1/4 c. Soy sauce
  • 2 Tbsp. Sugar
  • 1/8 c. Water

Fried Garlic

  • 12 Garlic cloves
  • 1 c. Vegetable Oil

Pickled Cucumbers

  • 1 Cucumber

Option 1 to pickle

  • 1/2 c. White vinegar
  • 2 Tbsp. Sugar
  • 1/4 c. Water

Option 2 to pickle

  • 1/2 c. Seasoned rice vinegar
Ingredient Preparation Directions:
This vibrant dish is made up of a lot of different ingredients which should all be prepared and cut differently. After this is all done, the fun part is assembling them all together!

Hard boiled egg:
Boil and peed ahead of time. Use an egg slicer or slice diagonally.

Cilantro:
Rinse a small handfull. Bundle and cut into 1".

Pickled Cucumber (preferably done the day before):
Cut cucumber in half vertically, then slice thing diagonally.

Option 1 to pickle:
Bring vinegar, water, and sugar to boil. Turn off heat and let cool.
Once cool, pour over cucumbers all part. Refrigerate.

Option 2 to pickle:
Place cucumbers in a bowl and pour seasoned rice vinegar to cover all parts. Refrigerate.

Sweet Soy Sauce
Bring soy sauce, sugar, and water to boil. Turn off heat and let cool.

Dried shrimp
Soak in warm water for 10 minutes until softened. Drain, put in food processor, chop until fine and flaky.

Peanuts
Toss in food processor, grind coarsely.

Salted radish
Toss in food processor, grind to medium coarse.

Fried Garlic
Mince garlic. In a small pot, bring oil to medium high. Drop in garlic and fry just until golden.
Build Your Bowl:
  1. Grab 2 oz. of rice noodles or about a handful. Toss into boiling water until cooked.
  2. Strain and place noodles in a bowl.
  3. Take fried garlic and sweet soy sauce and mix well into noodles.
  4. Grab a handful of beansprouts. Rinse in water and then blanch in the same pot as noodles by dropping them in and quickly removing.
  5. Place beansprouts next to noodles inside the bowl.
  6. Place cucumbers over ½ of the bean sprouts.
  7. Place ground shrimp, salted radish, and peanuts over noodles.
  8. Place sliced egg over the other ½ of the bean sprouts.
  9. Garnish with green onions, cilantro, and lime wedge.
  10. Dollop our homemade sate sauce on top.
  11. Mix well and enjoy!

Pecan Crescents

recipe created by The Pastry Project

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About the business:
The Pastry Project is a purpose-driven bakery and workforce development program, dedicated to creating meaningful career pathways in the food industry. Known for its thoughtfully crafted pastries and baked goods, The Pastry Project pairs high-quality, made-from-scratch treats with hands-on training for individuals seeking new opportunities in baking and hospitality. Every item is made with care, intention, and an emphasis on classic techniques, resulting in pastries that feel both familiar and elevated. By combining excellent baking with community impact, The Pastry Project proves that good food can also be a powerful force for good.


Location: 165 S Main Street Seattle, Wa 98104
Website: thepastryproject.co
Social: @thepastryproject_
Atelier Drome Connection: We worked with The Pastry Project on their shop in Pioneer Square. Visit our project page to learn more.

Ingredients:
4 oz. Unsalted butter, soft
5 oz. All purpose flour
2 oz. Powdered sugar
3 oz. Pecans, toasted and lightly ground
1/2 tsp. Salt
1 tsp. Vanilla extract
1 c. Powdered sugar, for finishing
Directions:
Step 1
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.

Step 2
Combine all ingredients except vanilla and powdered sugar for finishing in a medium mixing bowl. Use hands to rub in butter until you have a coarse mixture. Add vanilla, and use your hands to incorporate the mixture until it forms a dough.

Step 3
Split dough into 16 pieces then roll each piece into a short tapered log before forming a crescent. Place on baking sheet.

Step 4
Bake until lightly golden, about 12 minutes. Allow to cool for a couple of minutes, then roll in powdered sugar to coat.

Step 5
Store in an airtight for up to one week. Enjoy!

Golden Clover Rolls

recipe created by Seattle Scone Co.

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About the business:
Seattle Scone Co. was born from a simple idea that something as humble as a scone can turn an ordinary moment into something memorable. They craft each scone with care, using clean, pronounceable ingredients, sourcing organic and local whenever possible and each comes with their signature frosting. Plus vegan and gluten-free options are available. You can find them at farmers markets across Seattle, offering both fresh-baked and frozen take-and-bake scones so you can bring the experience home.

Note about the recipe from the owner of Seattle Scone Co:
"These clover rolls are a beloved family tradition that we make for holidays, gatherings, and any occasion that calls for a little extra comfort at the table. The recipe has been passed down for a few generations, picking up small tweaks along the way. This version includes an extra quarter cup of sugar compared to my mom’s, because I love as lightly sweeter roll. Feel free to adjust the sweetness to suit your own taste. The beauty of a family recipe is making it your own."

Location: Check their website for current market and pickup locations
Website: seattlescone.com
Social: @seattlesconeco
Atelier Drome Connection: We worked with Seattle Scone Co. on their brand refresh and packaging. Visit their blog to learn more about the brand refresh.

Ingredients:
2 Packets of active dry yeast (¼ oz. or 2¼ tsp. each)
3/4 c. Water, warmed to 105 to 110 degrees 
3/4 c. + 1 tsp. granulated sugar
1/2 c. Whole milk, warmed to 105 to 110 degrees
4 Tbsp. Unsalted butter, plus more for the bowl, pan, and dough balls -melted
4 Tbsp. Vegetable shortening - melted
4 c. All-purpose flour
1-1/2 tsp. Salt
2 Large eggs
Directions:
Yield 18-20 rolls

Step 1

In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the dough hook, stir the yeast and 1teaspoon sugar into the warm water. Let sit until foamy, about 5 minutes. Melt 4 tablespoons butter and 4 tablespoons shortening.

Step 2
Add the warm milk, melted butter and shortening, remaining sugar, salt, and eggs to the yeast mixture. With the mixer on low, add the flour one cup at a time. Mix until a smooth, sticky dough forms, 5–10 minutes, scraping the bowl as needed. Transfer dough to a buttered bowl and roll around in butter to coat, cover with a clean towel, and let rise until doubled, 1–1½ hours.

Step 3
Butter two 12-cup muffin tins. Lightly butter your hands for rolling. Pinch offsmall portions of dough, roll into balls, and place three balls in each muffincup. Cover loosely and let rise until puffy, 45–60 minutes.

Step 4
Heat the oven to 375°F. Bake the rolls for 10–12 minutes, until golden. If desired, melt another 2 tablespoons of butter, brush on the finished rolls, and sprinkle with flaky salt. Serve warm, with extra butter for spreading in the rolls.

Winter Drink Recipes

Sesame Negroni

recipe created by Paju

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About the business:
Paju is a celebrated dining destination in Seattle known for its innovative Korean cuisine and has become a favorite among locals and visitors alike for its unique blend of traditional Korean flavors and contemporary culinary techniques. Since its opening, Paju has garnered praise for its exceptional dishes that pay homage to Korean heritage while incorporating fresh, locally-sourced ingredients from the Pacific Northwest. The ambiance at Paju is warm and inviting, with a modern, minimalist decor that allows the food to take center stage. The menu is a carefully curated selection of small plates and larger entrees, designed to be shared and enjoyed communally.

Pro Tip: Order everything family style to share with your entire party. Dishes not to skip out on would be the yellowtail, bugak, and the paju fried rice. Also the bingsu for dessert!

Location: 513 Westlake Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109
Website: pajurestaurant.com
Social: @paju_seattle
Atelier Drome Connection: We worked with Paju to remodel their new location in South Lake Union to help make it feel like their own.

Cocktail Ingredients:
3/4 oz. Sesame Oil Washed Gin
3/4 oz. Aveze Gentian Liqueur
3/4 Cocchi Americano Bianco
2 spritz Ginseng Soju

Preparation:
Stir with ice and serve over large rock spritzed with ginseng soju.Garnish with an orange swath.

Pom Molasses Mocktail

recipe created by Bryn Rose Quarles Cocktail Co.

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About the business:
Bryn Rose Quarles Cocktail Co. is a beverage company creating individually bottled, handcrafted cocktails that feature a twist on the classics. The company curates ingredients from local growers and socially-conscious brands that are fresh and built on years of spirited heritage and masterful ingredient pairings. The founder and innovative mixologist, Bryn Rose Quarles, has built her business on the belief that everyone deserves access to fine, custom-crafted beverages and seeks to bring both adult and family-friendly recipes to the market in an approachable and fun way.

Pro Tip: The founder, Bryn Quarles, loves to host classes, tastings, and supply beverages for events around the Puget Sound so grab a spot on her mailing list or keep an eye on Instagram to find out when these special events will take place.

Website: www.quarlescocktailco.com
Social: @quarlescocktailco
Atelier Drome Connection: Collaborated with Bryn Quarles to design the branding identity, packaging, and photography.

Cocktail Ingredients:
.75 oz. Pomegranate Molasses (see recipe below)
.75 oz. Lime Juice
2 Green Cardamom Pods
4 oz. Soda Water

Preparation:
Shake all ingredients except for the soda water. Muddle with cardamom pods. Add ice and shake until cold. Double strain into a tall collins style glass with fresh ice. Top with soda water and garnish with a lime wheel.

Pomegranate Molasses:
In a pot, combine 4 cups pomegranate juice with 1/2 cup sugar and 1 tablespoon of lemon juice. Simmer for 50 minutes, reducing volume by half. Cool, bottle, and enjoy! Also delicious on things like pancakes and ice cream.

Pink Dust Peppermint Mocha

recipe created by Elm Coffee Roasters

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About the business:
Elm Coffee Roasters is a Seattle-based coffeehouse that roasts their own exceptional coffee right in the cafe. They believe that sincere hospitality and unpretentious services is just as important as great tasting coffee and they even say....maybe even more important. Founder Brendan Mullally, born and raised in Seattle, is obsessed with great tasting coffee and it shows. Their cafe, which is thankfully near the Atelier Drome office so we can all visit daily, was designed with his other obsession of welcoming service at the forefront. One key design element is the bar where visitors sit on one side and the barista crafts drinks on the other. Everyone can chat and the barista can hand drinks right over to the person sitting on the other side, no shouting necessary.

While we recommend grabbing drinks in person so you can enjoy the perfectly crafted cup from their talented baristas, if you don't live in the area, you can order their fabulous coffee from their website and have your own Elm experience at home.

Location: 240 2nd Avenue South, Seattle, WA 98104
Website: elmcoffeeroasters.com
Social: @elmcoffeeroasters
Atelier Drome Connection: Design of their Pioneer Square cafe and roastery space.

Toss a handful of Bracht’s Starbright peppermint candies in a blender and blend for 30 seconds until the candies are reduced to dust. It will be loud! Wait several seconds before opening the blender lid as the magic dust will escape in clouds if you do so quickly.

For a 12 oz drink add about 1.5 teaspoons of the dust to the bottom of a cup, or to taste. Add about an ounce of your favorite chocolate syrup. (Elm loves Seattle’s Spinnaker chocolate!) Add a shot of espresso (or 2!), or about 3-4 ounces of cold brew concentrate.

Add steamed milk on top, creating your best latte art. Sprinkle more pink dust on top. To go over the top, make peppermint or chocolate whipped cream, add a dollop on top and enjoy!

Winter Spiced Sour

recipe created by Highside Distilling

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About the business: Founded and run by the Glenn Family, Jeff and Helen with their son Matt, Highside Distilling is a craft spirits producer quietly tucked away on Bainbridge Island with some incredible handcrafted spirits. Highside is celebrated for its unwavering commitment to quality and tradition. They skillfully combine locally sourced ingredients with time-honored distilling techniques for a unique portfolio of spirits, each with a distinctive taste that tells a story of craftsmanship and passion. While they have an impressive collection of delicious gins and amari, they occasionally release special collaborations, seasonal offerings, and carefully crafted whisky and brandy in small batches that sell out instantly.

Pro Tip: we highly recommend signing up for their newsletter to catch these special editions when they come available for pre-order then when you order, go pick up your bottles from the distillery, enjoy some cocktails in their tasting room and say hello to the family!

Distillery and Tasting Room Location:
8895 Three Tree Ln NE Units 10-11, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
Website: highsidedistilling.com
Social: @highsidedistilling
Atelier Drome Connection: Collaborated with the Glenn family to capture photography around the distillery, work in progress, and some of their incredible spirits.

Cocktail Ingredients:
1.5 oz. Highside Amaro Rosina
.5 oz. Lemon Juice
.5 oz. Winter Spiced Syrup (see recipe below)
1 whole egg (or 1 oz. Aquafaba for vegan)

Preparation:
Add all ingredients to cocktail shaker, shake vigorously without ice for 30 seconds. Then add ice, shake vigorously for 10-15 seconds. Strain into a chilled coupe glass and garnish with fresh rosemary. Note: After a few seconds, foam will separate and create a beautiful layer at the top of the glass.

Make the Winter Spiced Syrup:
Bring ½ cup water to boil with ½ cup honey, stirring until fully dissolved. Reduce heat, add 10-12 whole cloves and 1 star anise pod. Let simmer uncovered for 10 minutes. Then, let cool and strain solution to remove solids. Store in the refrigerator.