Don’t turn up your nose at lima beans! Sometimes called butter beans, these protein rich, creamy beans are mild and delicious. With just a bit of lime juice and toasted pumpkin seeds, lightly charred lima beans make a satisfying dish.
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Sweet, spicy, crisp, and refreshing. Forget your usual potluck sides and make this watermelon jicama salad instead! It’s both hydrating and delicious! Don’t have any jicama? Daikon radish, a green apple, or even a firm pear will work here.
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Looking for the perfect side dish for your next grill night? Look no further! Grilled Corn and Peach Salad combines the season’s peak produce with the smoky fire of the grill. With farro and baby kale, this salad doesn’t have to be relegated to the side. Make it the star of the show with some […]
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While burgers get a lot of love this time of year, don’t sleep on grilled vegetables! You get all the same char-grilled goodness, and you don’t have to heat your kitchen roasting veggies. Topped with scallions and feta cheese, this orzo salad is perfect for all your summer get togethers! You can eat it right […]
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Whether you’re stocking up for a winter of hot cocoa or you want to make a homemade gift your host will actually use, this hot cocoa drink mix is sure to please!
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You’ve never had a hash like this. Brussels sprouts, sweet potatoes, and beets come together in one skillet for a breakfast that looks as pretty as it tastes!
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This Easy Summer Trifle layers ripe berries (or your favorite summer fruit), poundcake, and homemade whipped cream for stunning dessert centerpiece that can be assembled ahead of time!
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BBQ chicken is a summer classic! Whether you fire up the grill or rely on the oven, use your favorite barbecue sauce for an easy dinner.
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It’s June Dairy Month and what better way to celebrate than with homemade cheese? Try this beginner-friendly recipe for ricotta cheese and you’ll feel like a pro chef in your home-kitchen.
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Jump into spring with a seasonal project that’s great for the whole family! Marvel over the way boiled red cabbage turns an egg blue and yellow onion skins make a vibrant orange. It’s science and creativity all in one! The longer the eggs sit in their solutions, the more pronounced their color becomes. Try drawing on the eggs with crayons to create dye-free spots or dipping only half the egg. Who can make the funkiest egg of the dozen?
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Did you know that miso makes an excellent substitute for salt in many recipes? It supplies more flavor and nutrition than plain salt. In these Miso Apple Nut Muffins, 2 tablespoons of sweet white or mellow miso replace ½ teaspoon of sea salt!
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