Bruschetta with Grilled Tomatoes
Grilling is a great way to improve the depth of flavor in tomatoes
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Grilling is a great way to improve the depth of flavor in tomatoes
Grilled zucchini and garlic get puréed with toasted sunflower seeds, fresh basil, and Parmesan to make a rich, mellow pesto.
Canned chipotles in adobo sauce add a smoky, spicy element to this pasta dish
We know you've eaten watermelon at a barbecue, but if you haven't put it on the grill, you're missing out
If you could capture summer in a bowl, it would be this nectarine salad.
Make a big batch of seasoned, slow-roasted tomatoes one weekend afternoon during tomato season and you won’t regret it. The concentrated tomato flavor will jazz up everything from soup to lasagna.
Cozy up with a comforting bowl
Be sure to have some crusty bread on hand to scoop up all this veggie goodness
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Tiny spaetzle dumplings get a gorgeous emerald color from watercress, which is blended into the soft dough.
Peeled cherry tomatoes soak in a spicy vinaigrette for an elegant starter. Peeling tomatoes goes faster than you’d think.
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Embrace the top half of your carrots with this flavorful pesto
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No, tomatoes are not in season. And yes, I know it’s better to cook with seasonal produce. But with six pints of cherry tomatoes leftover from some recipe developing I was doing for the July/August issues, I needed to do something. And because these cherry tomatoes had a mushy, grown-in-a-greenhouse texture and only so-so flavor, I was never going to eat them all before they started to turn fuzzy with mold.
Among passionate tomato growers, the same debate rages every summer: to prune or not to prune out suckers. Suckers are the growth that emerges where a branch of a tomato joins the plant’s main stem. If left to grow, the suckers develop into branches that eventually produce fruit. Some gardeners feel strongly that the suckers sap energy from the plant, while other gardeners are equally adamant that tomato plants with more foliage produce tastier fruit.
Pantry-friendly canned and jarred tomatoes are a surprisingly rich source of antioxidant goodness
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This showy main-course pasta salad gets its visual impact from a mix and match of tomato shapes and colors. Serve with grilled or toasted Italian focaccia drizzled with olive oil.
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Fruits and veggies don’t always have to be fresh from the produce section to be best.
Good gourd! See why this superior squash is more than a spaghetti stand-in.
What recipe can be made-ahead to feed an early breakfast crowd, serve as a great savory main at lunch, and play well as a side dish for a fancy dinner? Savory bread pudding can do it all.
Chef Andy Zambrano tried an array of vegan cheeses to find some favorites and explains how to use each to get the best results
Fresh from the Ottolenghi Test Kitchen comes 'OTK: Extra Good Things,' a new collection of vegetable-centric recipes you'll want to cook immediately
This weeknight-ready vegan taco spread is ready in half an hour
The food blogger and cookbook author on “joyful vegetarian” food and how cardamom buns can soothe a troubled mind
Okra’s distinctive flavor is enhanced with sweet corn and coconut in this summery dish
The salad you'll make all summer
Some folks are okra-haters. They probably just don't know how to cook it right.
These winning wieners are ready for summer fun
An abundant array of summer's best flavors, all on one fun snacking board
Throwing out bunches of spinach, kale, and lettuce that go limp and slimy before their time? Try these tips.
When it's just too warm to cook, grab some tomatoes and make this cold soup.
Amber Guinness shares three easy Tuscan side dish recipes and a serving of advice on relaxed entertaining, Italian style
Here's how to make them, if you're into that kind of thing