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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.
Blackened Honey-Glazed Sweet Potatoes and Carrots
It doesn't get any easier than this. And it doesn't take up valuable oven real estate during the Thanksgiving rush. This blackened sweet potato recipe is divine.
Wilted Arugula with Anchovies and Fried Bread Crumbs
This version of wilted greens is one of my go-to's and is seriously packed with flavor. Arugula, anchovies and bread crumbs come together in this tasty recipe.
Chard and Walnut Pesto
Chard and walnuts make a darker, heartier pesto that is fresh, filling, and cheaper to make. We have experimented with quite a few alternative pestos recipes.
Danish Cucumbers
These crisp cucumbers were a favorite during hot summers on my grandparents' farm in New Hampshire. Cucumbers are thinly sliced, salted and pressed with a weight in the fridge, drawing out much of the excess moisture. They’re then drained, tossed with apple cider vinegar and dipped in sour cream or crème fraîche if you're feeling fancy. Refreshing, extremely simple and a great alternative to a bowl of chips.
orange and green detox smoothie
Full of fiber and slightly sweet, this detox smoothie will fill you up and keep you going!
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.
Stuart Brioza's Mushrooms in Pickle-Brine Butter
Unless you're approaching the proportions used for pickles (i.e. literally swimming in brine), it's just a contained burst of acid, salt, and mulled seasonings that together work background magic. Used in tablespoons, not pints, it doesn't announce itself, but somehow makes the butter and mushrooms speak louder and more clearly. Adapted slightly from Food & Wine and State Bird Provisions
Baked Caprese Salad
No fresh mozzarella in our fridge? Try this easy and delicious version, and don't forget the French bread...
Chorizo and chickpeas
Fast and easy. Great for when you get home a bit late to prepare a fancy meal.
Everyday Avocado Dressing
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).
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!
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.
Eggs in an Heirloom tomato basket
I had been thinking about what to do with this gorgeous heirloom tomato I bought from sprouts market all day and then it hit me like a rock- Eggs in an heirloom tomato basket. If you like grilled tomatoes, you will enjoy this very much. It is hearty, healthy and gourmet. It exceeded my expectations of deliciousness. And that is a tough feat.
Pickle Salad
When you're out of greens, look to the jar.
Carrot Slaw with Toasted Cumin Seeds
Bright, crunchy slaw perfect for taco night, adding to greens salad, and serving alongside almost anything. Cheese is optional, slaw stores well if cheese is added separately.
Eggplant Every Night-simply fried eggplant dressed with yogurt, mint, olive oil
I love eggplant - if it is prepared the right way. When prepped properly and gently sauteed, it can taste like CANDY!
Kale, Farro, and Sweet Potato salad with Pomegranate Dressing
A colorful dish for any day
Grilled Iceberg Wedge with Malt Vinegar Dressing
Cooking tip: When cutting the iceberg lettuce, take care to leave the core intact. This will help keep the leaves together so they won’t fall apart on the grill. For an extra special touch, throw a handful of soaked wood chips onto the coals 5 minutes before grilling.
Broccoli Stems with Garlic and Anchovies
Sliced into coins and browned in a fragrant oil, broccoli stems refuse to play second fiddle to florets.
Roasted Asparagus and Fennel with Charred Lime
I intended this dish to be a sprightly salad of shaved asparagus and fennel with a lime-chili vinaigrette. But when shaving the first spear of asparagus, I decided that I wanted something warm and bold in flavor. So I cranked up my oven, tossed the asparagus and fennel in a liberal amount of olive oil and chili flakes, and threw in a halved lime that was destined for my vinaigrette. I then slipped the whole pan under the broiler to enhance the charred flavors. I finished the dish with juice from the charred lime and fennel fronds. The charred lime heightened and married the already bold flavors. My dish was the complete antithesis of sprightly, but on a cool spring evening, it completely hit the spot.