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Let’s be honest; if we could eat dessert all day long for every meal, we would. Here are ten summer cool down recipes so you can do just that.
On a warm day, enjoy cold soba noodles with flavorful white miso and fresh vegetables. Add shelled edamame for a complete meal with protein.
Make a filling breakfast with individual skillet quiches. The insides are steaming with gooey cheese, broccoli, and creamy eggs.
Cultures are often defined by their foods. Check out this video with a behind-the-scenes look at beautiful maps with borders defined with food.
Mrs. B’s in Montgomery feeds the soul with her flavorful, southern home cooking. Be sure to try her authentic collard greens served up with smoked turkey.
Spruce up honey by adding herbs like lavender or thyme. Use the newly infused jar of goodness as a glaze, to drizzle over dessert, or spoon into tea.
Thai peanut sauce transforms into a spicy, cool dessert. With coconut, chili peppers, and peanut butter, this ice cream will wow the taste buds.
Summer is almost here and it’s time to warm up the grill. With the help of Steven Raichlen, we have gathered ten tips to achieve success on the grill.
Apricots are here and ready to be enjoyed. Throw them on the grill, chop them into salsas, or eat them raw, it doesn’t matter, just eat them.
What’s better than a slice of this chewy, chocolate tart? We aren’t sure, but we do know the walnuts add some crunch to make this dessert sinfully rich.
A delicious chickpea dish spiked with Indian spices. Easy to make, this week night dinner just simmers on the stove until you’re ready.
This salad is a great vessel to throw all your summer produce in. Caramelize the apricots on the grill for a rich, warm-weather sweetness.
The sweet corn pops against soft centers and crisp exteriors. With a twist of Thai, coconut milk, scallions and Thai basil give the fritters a flavor boost.
It is like a zesty jambalaya weaved into a delicious puff pastry roll. Dip in your favorite mustard or hot sauce and you’ve got gumbo to go.
A refreshing salad recipe featuring watermelon, pickled onions, feta cheese, pine nuts, and a sweet honey balsamic reduction. Now that’s a spring salad.
Sautéed onions, chili, and bell peppers make this kale breakfast bowl something to envy in the morning. For added flavor try adding black beans and cheese.
Will travel for food. Check out these destinations worldwide to find interesting dishes you may not be familiar with.
This Ancho Chicken Wrap combines the seasons freshest produce with coriander, white pepper and ancho seasoned chicken thighs. Perfect for lunch on the go.
A simple bonfire or camping meal that can be made over the flames. Slide these dogs on the stick before you start making s’mores.
A buttery crust envelopes cheddar and feta cheese, just like Abuelita made them. Top with sesame seeds and enjoy warm so the inside is gooey, delicious.
Amazing Korean salad bowl with raw veggies, egg, nuts and seeds, topped with spicy Gochujang paste – perfect for weekday lunch.
These tacos fresh and easy, from start to finish, they require no more than 20 minutes. Seared tuna means crisp flavor outside and tender fish inside.
The combination may sound strange, but trust us, it works. A light vinaigrette and goat cheese brings this delicious, utensil-free salad together.
From decorated cakes served at extravagant parties to a simple, savory dish enjoyed only with family, discover a few of the birthday cakes served around the world.
In reality, a kitchen only needs three knives, a chef’s, serrated, and paring knife. De-clutter your drawers and sharpen your slicers, in under an minute.
Buttery rolls are perfect to take on a picnic, serve a slider on, or mop up delicious BBQ sauce. With this versatility you can enjoy them all summer long.
Forget chips and let crispy yuca cups cradle the guacamole this time. With lime and cheese, these creamy bites are a perfect appetizer with less mess.
Crunch on the outside with a buttery inside, searing fish is a simple way to enjoy fresh seafood. Use this video as a reference and dig in.
After a workout or a crazy day you need a pick-me-up. This smoothie tastes like peanut butter cup, only way better for you.
An easy vegan appetizer that goes great with just about any dipping sauce. Spice it up with a variety of vegetables and chilies.
Have one of Korea’s national dishes for dinner tonight. Savory, sweet, and garlicky, the bulgogi bowl is easy to make and great with your meat of choice.
A light and calming cocktail for the first days of spring. This is the new patio pitcher drink, complete with fresh lavender.
This burger is fast, deliciously spicy, and healthy, too. Don’t be afraid to ditch the bun and nestle the crispy slider on top of a salad instead.
These heart of palm salad skewers can be served as an appetizer or side dish for a summer barbecue. Drizzle with lemon vinaigrette and dig in.
Greek spices and tzatziki sauce make this burger stand out. Sun-dried tomatoes, pine nuts, and feta come together with arugula for a flavorful barbecue meal.
Before the summer heat banishes us to the beach, host a spring party. We have you covered with tips for a successful event of color and seasonal produce.
Chef David Haick presents his favorite go-to vegan salad drizzled with dill vinaigrette and spiced up with arugula and radishes.
Make beautiful passion fruit pies this summer without turning on the oven. Top the tangy pie with smooth meringue and you have a delicious gluten-free treat
Have you heard of these crazy twists on the classic spicy tomato cocktail? Here are a few fun and inventive ways to experiment with the Bloody Mary.
Don’t let a cocktail be brought down by an artificial-tasting jarred cherry. Make your own glossy, rich, infused cocktail cherry at home.
A quick side dish with beautifully striped beets, a vibrant pesto, and a sprinkling of goat cheese. Enjoy the sweeter chioggia beets raw on a warm day.
Lamb meatballs are thrown into a healthy, filling, and lip-tingling wrap. Top with a chili and vinegar dressing to bring the heat up a flavorful notch.
A marshmallowy, crispy meringue topped with vanilla cream. Add vibrant, tart pomegranate seeds and fresh flowers and you are ready to celebrate anything.
The queso dressing and bacon accentuate the avocado and sweet mango like you wouldn’t believe. Sitting on butter lettuce, it is tropical heaven on a plate.
Located 15 minutes from downtown Sacramento is the center of Clarksburg, where wine tasting is king. The Old Sugar Mill features ten wineries, taste away.
Grill season means BBQ, burgers and…dessert? Here are ten desserts, including chocolate nachos, to throw on the barbie.
No oven? No worries. This cake is served warm and made without an oven. It is layered with mascarpone and smothered with orange syrup.