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Elevate your everyday snacking or impress guests with this creamy feta dip. This recipe is a great option to add to a charcuterie or cheese board; whipped feta is also a delicious dip for crudité or crackers or as a spread on sandwiches or wraps. These marinated olives also make an excellent accompaniment. It is so easy to put together, requiring only 10 minutes.
These delicious roll-ups make great use of all that summer squash. They are simple and quick to put together and make a great side dish or appetizer. If you don’t have an outdoor grill, these can be made on the stovetop in a grill pan. To make the most of summer’s fresh herbs, you can substitute a variety of finely chopped herbs (we like basil, parsley, oregano, thyme, or chives) for the dried Italian seasoning in the goat cheese filling.
One of the dangers of grilling food is the formation of heterocyclic amines (HCAs), carcinogenic compounds that form when meat is cooked at high temperatures—especially when cooked over a hot flame. But our grilled pork chops soak in a marinade that not only makes the chops extra juicy and flavorful, but also helps reduce the formation of HCAs (the secret is vitamin E)! This delicious recipe is perfect for Independence Day grilling.
Indulge in the delectable flavors of our Grilled Chicken Salad with Blackberry Balsamic Dressing. Crisp veggies, creamy avocado, crunchy pecans, and plump organic blackberries generously coated in a sweet and savory dressing. This salad is an ideal warm-weather dinner, inviting you to savor the vibrant tastes of summer.
Eggs are not always easy to make for a crowd, so the next time you’re having friends or family over for brunch, here’s your secret weapon: an oven-baked frittata with smoked salmon, cream cheese, and dill. Serve it with bagels, or a side of crispy potatoes and a mimosa; any way you go about it, this recipe is sure to be a hit.
Making your own egg dye from natural foods is simple and fun. You can even use brown-shelled eggs—with their darker base, they enhance the color, creating a range of earthy jewel tones. Just mix up your dyes and let the eggs soak until your desired color is reached. The dye can be used to make more eggs, just be sure to keep it in the refrigerator. And remember that natural dyes stain too, so be sure to protect your egg dyeing area and clothes!
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