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Harissa Bean Dip
A simple white bean dip gets kicked up a notch with a few tablespoons of spiced red pepper paste - harissa! I've been throwing it in everything, but this dip has got to be one of my favorites. I serve it here with homemade flax crackers, but any of your favorite crackers, toasted bread, or sliced veggies would pair great with this saucy dip!

Raspberry Sage and Argan Oil Chia Pudding
Sure chia seed puddings are really popular these days, but that's not the reason you should try them... They are easier to make than they look, and even more delicious than they sound! And this recipe tops the list for us... The herbal aroma of the sage complements the sweet raspberries perfectly while the Culinary Argan Oil adds a world of flavor rounding out your bite. It's so rare to find foods that are delicious, healthy and easy that we made this our morning go to!

Watermelon Cake
Transform a watermelon into a delicious cake! This is a healthy dessert that is luxurious, juicy and perfect for summer. For firmer frosting - refrigerate your frosted watermelon cake for at least 2-3 hours before serving. Go over the frosting again with a small spatula or back of a large spoon to smooth it out. To make it sweeter - add 1 tbsp of raw honey to the coconut cream before whipping. For a mini version - slice the watermelon into thick slices and use a can to cut out small watermelon cakes. If you don't have watermelon - use cantaloupe or honeydew!
Wild Leek Pesto
For this pesto recipe, place the leeks in a food processor and pulse until roughly chopped. Add the pumpkin seeds and enough olive oil to process finely.
Grilled sweet potato wedges

Crispy Baked Yukon Gold Potatoes
This recipe makes roasted yukon gold potatoes that are extra crispy and delicious even when baked. Add some side-dish flavor with olive oil and sea salt.
Spanish Yaki Onigiri
When I was a small child living in Nakamichi, Japan my favorite thing to eat was yaki onigiri. (which translates to grilled triangular shaped rice) However as much as I love all Japanese food, there are exceptions which include Umeboshi (pickled plums), which resulted in my (spanish) mother replacing the filling of my yaki onigiris with olives. This only resulted in it becoming more delicious, which proves that growing up ethnically confused results in some delicious cross cultural food combinations. Sadly because I no longer live in Japan, I do not have a very tiny but powerful broiler right underneath the stove, although I didn't have an oven back then making cake baking pretty impossible.

Mango, Basil and Gin Popsicles
This is the best way to serve a cocktail! This mash-up of a gin cocktail and popsicles is just perfect for summer time!

orange and green detox smoothie
Full of fiber and slightly sweet, this detox smoothie will fill you up and keep you going!

Matcha tea Affogato
A hot shot of matcha poured over a cooling coconut matcha ice cream scoop.
Roasted cauliflower
This simple roasted cauliflower recipe includes aji panca (red pepper) paste, oil, sea salt and lemon or lime. Bake and enjoy your crispy side dish.
Celery and apple slaw
This is one of my favourite coleslaw recipe, a refreshing as a side dish or topping for a burger or any other sandwich.

Raspberry Basil Sorbet with Agave Nectar
A sweet, tart raspberry sorbet naturally sweetened with agave nectar with a hint of refreshing basil.

Rhubarb Bellini
How could fresh rhubarb syrup topped with dry sparkling wine not be the perfect spring and summer drink?! Especially for brunch. Or a picnic. Or just because.

Everyday Avocado Dressing

Quinoa Salad with Currants, Pistachios, Red Onion and Mint
This recipe was inspired by a recent fascination with Middle Eastern cuisine. Quinoa, currants, pistachios, onion, and mint make this salad a winner!

Anna Teresa Callen’s Pizza and Calzone Dough
Anna Teresa Callen was a native-born Italian who lived her adult life in New York where she became renowned for teaching authentic Italian cooking. She was a dear friend of mine so I had many opportunities to not only enjoy her cooking, but also to cook with and learn from her. This is her pizza (and calzone) dough recipe. I've been making and teaching it for about 30 years. It never fails - not for me, and not in my cooking classes.

Smashed Cucumber Salad in a Jar
This is one of the first things I make as soon as anything remotely resembling summer hits. It's a cross between a pickle and a salad really, since it only takes a couple of hours for the flavours to develop from start to finish. Have it with your favorite Asian saucy noodles, dumplings, even pork belly baos (I've shared a recipe for that too).

Cherry Espresso Balsamic Brownie Bites
Delectable and delicious ~ these raw brownie bites are tantalizing and amazingly tasty. Sweet and sour cherries, bold and brilliant espresso, and chocolate, of course, will leave your mouth watering beyond belief.

Grilled Onion Salad
This salad makes a great accompaniment to steak, kabobs, or burgers. This recipe was written by the Healthline Editorial Team: http://www.healthline.com/health-recipes/grilled-onion-salad
Indian Beet Salad
This Indian beet salad can be served warm, at room temperature or chilled. It is so fast and easy to make! I love this recipe!

Hazelnut & Pumpkin Seed Butter
I’ve always had an affinity for homemade butters. I started by making peanut butter when I was a teenager and it’s been going ever since. I love this pumpkin seed & hazelnut butter as a snack – spread on crackers, toast, or an apple. Sometimes I get home from work and I need a little something to hold me over. I know that alternative butters can be expensive in the store and even when you make them at home. I was really inspired by this post about homemade nut and seed butter from Green Kitchen Stories. Not only did I like their recipes (still need to try the maple turmeric nut butter), but I was really appreciative of their tip on how to make those expensive/rarer nuts go a long way. Add seeds!

Bread salad
This's an' ancient recipe from Puglia (Italy). The region of Puglia is a bounty of delicious tomato and one of the best oil in Europe. Poor and testy dish.

ChefSteps' Genius Roasted Onion Cream
A brighter (and vegan) recipe for an alternative to traditional onion cream—for all your soups, sauces, and sides. Adapted slightly Chef Steps.