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Easiest Sourdough Ever (Using Unfed Starter)
This may be the easiest sourdough bread you'll ever make. It begins with unfed starter, and requires just three folds and one ferment for a flavorful loaf that will improve any sandwich.
Summer Hot Dog Bar
Serve this hot dog board for your next summer cookout, adorned with homemade quick pickles, potato salad, fried onions, plus store-bought condiments like kimchi and sauerkraut.
Chicharrón de Pollo (Latin Caribbean Fried Chicken Bites)
This Latin Caribbean variation of fried chicken, generously seasoned with adobo, sazón,and a squeeze of lime, is the ultimate comfort food that pairs well with red beans and rice.
Dairy-Free Creamy Pasta Primavera
An early summer, dairy-free spin on the classic spring pasta dish, this uses oat milk, seasonal vegetables, plus a few tricks that make it even easier to make.
Za’atar Lion’s Mane Steak with Couscous & Herb Salad
A plank of steak-like Lion's Mane mushroom is seared and served with bright herby salad and chewy pearl couscous for a delicious, vegan weeknight meal.
Sweet Garlic Pork Chops with Chayote Som Tum
Chayote stars in this riff on Thai Green Papaya Salad, or Som Tum. The small squash with its refreshing crunch and delicate flavor pairs beautifully with juicy, sweet garlic pork chops.
Spanish Gin Tonic (Gin Tonic Español)
Like a maximalist G&T, the Spanish gin tonic is served in a large balloon glass filled with ice, herbs, and citrus that amplify the botanicals of the gin.
Norwegian Custard Buns (Skolebrød)
These cardamon-infused custard buns are filled with a vanilla bean custard, then dipped in a simple confectioner’s sugar glaze and coated with shredded coconut.
Summer Ratatouille With Farro
Ratatouille tastes best the day after you make it, and in the summer, you can serve it chilled or at room temperature, with a vinaigrette drizzled over the top. Here, it tops a pile of farro. Top it with a poached egg, or with crumbled feta or grated Parmesan.
Watermelon Salad With Pancetta
You don’t need an expert to tell you that watermelon is just about the most refreshing thing you could possibly eat in the middle of summer, and that the first and best way to “prepare” it is to just cut it up and devour it. But this recipe is a great idea, too. Pancetta gives this salad a salty bite and mozzarella adds creaminess.
Vietnamese-Inspired Cabbage Salad With Tofu
Cabbages are the quintessential storage vegetable. You can cut a cabbage in quarters or thirds and use one piece at a time. The other hunks will keep, wrapped well in the vegetable crisper, for at least two weeks, and potentially a lot longer if you mist them with water every once in a while. That means you can buy one large cabbage and use it several times for different recipes, experiencing the deceptively versatile vegetable many ways. Fried tofu turns this Vietnamese-inspired slaw into more of a meal.
Sautéed Chicken Breasts With Corn and Shallots
When you've eaten your fill of corn on the cob, here's another delightful way to enjoy one of summer's best vegetables: Build it into a quick sauce with shallots, white wine, Dijon mustard and cream, to spoon over butter-sautéed chicken. It's a fresh yet luxurious weeknight meal you're going to make all season long.
Grilled Seafood Salad
This seafood salad, sizzled on a grill (or in a grill pan or under the broiler), delivers lightly smoky swagger and, thanks to radicchio, a welcome edge of bitterness. A substantial salad, it can be a curtain raiser or part of a buffet for summer dinner at home. It might even be carried to a picnic. But it begs to be served a bit warm.
Amazingly Sweet Slow-Roasted Tomatoes
These don’t look like they are going to taste as amazing as they do, and I know it might be asking a lot to have the oven on for 2 hours on a hot summer day. But it’s on low and the end result will be worth it. Lean over the plate when you bite into the tomatoes, as the juice may squirt. You can eat these as a snack or a side dish, or put them through a food mill for an incredibly sweet sauce.
Chicken Paillards With Corn Salad
This recipe brings together leafy herbs, the whisper of sweetness in fresh corn and summer squash, a ripe tomato, and a splash of lemon, creating a salad with farm-stand allure. It is served it with chicken paillards, and the meal would go great with a bottle of dry German riesling.
Brandied Peaches
This recipe appeared in an article in The Times by Jane Nickerson. Updated canning instructions were added by Eugenia Bone. You will need two pint-size wide-mouthed Ball or Kerr jars with bands and new lids, available at many hardware stores or at freundcontainer.com.
Trahana With Mushrooms
When trahana is cooked in broth, the broth thickens slightly, as it does when you make risotto with Arborio rice. I make this savory, comforting mixture of mushrooms and trahana the same way I make risotto, adding the broth gradually and stirring vigorously from time to time. You may not need to use all of the broth but it is good to have this much just in case. If you make it ahead and reheat, you will want to add some broth, so don’t throw out what you don’t use.
Fermented Tea Leaf Salad
Cold Salad: Tomatoes and Basil
Warm Corn Salad With Saffron
Olive-Oil Poached Halibut Nuggets With Garlic and Mint
Cucumber and Radish Raita
This can be spicy or not, depending on what you are serving it with and your taste for heat. Cucumber raita (without the radishes) is a classic accompaniment to curries, but I like it on its own and spooned over grains. It’s also very nice with salmon.
