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Potato-Celery Root Puree
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Potato-Celery Root Puree

30m8 servings
Sweet and Tart Yellow Tomatoes
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Sweet and Tart Yellow Tomatoes

10m2 servings
Chinese Eggplant Dip
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Chinese Eggplant Dip

1h5 cups
Jicama-And-Sun-Dried-Tomato Salad With Champagne Vinaigrette
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Jicama-And-Sun-Dried-Tomato Salad With Champagne Vinaigrette

1h 15mFour servings
Double Corn Bread
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Double Corn Bread

30m9 pieces
Tropical Shrimp Salad
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Tropical Shrimp Salad

30m6 main-course servings
Vegetarian Spring Rolls With Kohlrabi
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Vegetarian Spring Rolls With Kohlrabi

Spring rolls are quite easy to make, and make a light and delicious lunch, appetizer, side dish or snack. You can find the rice flour spring roll wrappers in Asian markets.

1h 7 spring rolls (4 to 5 inches long)
Grilled Tarragon Mustard Chicken
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Grilled Tarragon Mustard Chicken

20m2 servings
Lemon Roulade
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Lemon Roulade

50m1 10-to-15-inch cake
Honey-Mustard Salad
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Honey-Mustard Salad

10m2 servings
Lemon Filling
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Lemon Filling

15m1 cup
Miso-Peanut Spread
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Miso-Peanut Spread

Use this nutty, sweet and salty spread as a stand-in for peanut butter, or serve with crudités. I like to pipe it onto rounds of cucumber and slices of jicama.

10m2/3 cup
Chili-Orange Avocado Soup
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Chili-Orange Avocado Soup

15mFour servings
Mashed Cider Sweet Potatoes
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Mashed Cider Sweet Potatoes

20m2 servings
Flounder Saute With Asparagus And Crab Vinaigrette
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Flounder Saute With Asparagus And Crab Vinaigrette

15mFour servings
Flounder Saute With Mushrooms And Wilted Spinach
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Flounder Saute With Mushrooms And Wilted Spinach

10mFour servings
Flounder in Orange Sauce With Pine Nuts
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Flounder in Orange Sauce With Pine Nuts

10m2 servings
Roasted Yellow Tomatoes With Saffron
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Roasted Yellow Tomatoes With Saffron

50mFour servings
Chilled Penne With Roasted Garlic And Yellow Tomato
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Chilled Penne With Roasted Garlic And Yellow Tomato

30mFour servings
Yogurt Carrot Cucumber Salad
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Yogurt Carrot Cucumber Salad

10m2 servings
Spicy Crab Salad With Carrots and Jicama
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Spicy Crab Salad With Carrots and Jicama

10mSix servings
Linguine With Garlic and Lemon
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Linguine With Garlic and Lemon

15mFour servings
Fresh Corn and Tomatoes With Curry
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Fresh Corn and Tomatoes With Curry

20m4 servings
Sautéed Beet Greens with Garlic and Olive Oil
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Sautéed Beet Greens with Garlic and Olive Oil

Beets are available and good year round, but their season is June through October, when they are at their most tender. Look for unblemished bulbs with sturdy, unwilted greens. Whatever type of beets you buy, always buy them with the greens attached. Then you get two vegetables for the price of one, and greens add a whole set of nutrients to the picture, most notably beta-carotene, vitamin C, iron, and calcium. You can often get beet greens for free at the farmers’ market because some people ask the vendors to chop off the tops when they buy their beets. This simple recipe (which can be used for any type of green) is great on its own as a side dish, or you can toss the greens with pasta, add them to an omelet or risotto, or use them in a gratin or a quiche.

20mServes 2 to 4