A Guide to Savoring Summer Produce
Cherries are a favorite summer fruit, but they can be a challenge to turn into a dessert. This recipe takes the work out of enjoying cherry season by letting you keep the pits, stems, and leaves on the fruit. View recipe here .
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There are many ways to enjoy the zucchini that starts appearing at the farmers' market in the middle of the summer. Try it batter-fried, in meatballs, or in a pie. View recipes here .
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Tomato Season |
Nothing brings to mind the taste of summer like fresh tomatoes. Click through the next few slides for recipes featuring everyone's favorite summer fruit.
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One of the easiest and most delicious ways to use fresh tomatoes is in classic Italian bruschetta . This dish is also ripe for improvising: see this version using slow-roasted cherry tomatoes or this tomato-soaked Spanish variation .
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Ever wish you could taste the summery goodness of fresh tomatoes all year long? Try freezing this relish recipe to preserve summer in a bottle. View recipe here .
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Gazpacho is the ideal way to enjoy ripe summer tomatoes. This chilled soup combines cucumber, peppers, and onions with tomatoes to create a refreshing treat. View recipe here . |
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If it's not quite tomato season where you are, you can still enjoy bruschetta; just try this variation, which uses peas, garlic, and mint instead of tomatoes. Learn how here . |
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Garlic is at its best in the summer--take advantage by making this shrimp dish, which can be either an appetizer or a main course. View recipe here .
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Inspired by a street food offering in Sayulita, Mexico, this recipe works well even with less-than-perfect corn. View recipes here .
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from cherries to corn to tomatoes.