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Golden Braised Pearl Onions
This rich and lovely dish makes an excellent accompaniment to roast chicken or turkey....
Rosemary Roasted Pearls
Serves 4 / A treat for onion lovers. Ingredient tip: You can also add roasted root vegetables to the mix, such as small cubed parsnips, sweet potatoes, and fennel; simply increase the amount of rosemary, salt, and oil to coat....
Peach-Ginger Cobbler
This delicious, wheat- and dairy-free treat layers sliced peaches on a foundation of soft, melt-in-your-mouth pastry and tops them with a lightly crisped crust. It’s great served warm with vanilla ice cream and a cup of tea. You could even eat it for breakfast (minus the ice cream, of course)!...
Arugula, Pear, and Toasted Hazelnut Salad
Serves 4 / Serve this with Pasta with Wild Mushroom Sauce...
Grilled Corn on the Cob
The savory, herb-laced rub adds a delicious element to fresh-picked corn on the cob....
Corn and Basil Salad
An excellent addition to any summer picnic....
Raspberry Soup
Unlike many overly sweet fruit dishes, this palate-cleansing soup is light on the tongue, and its sour-bitter flavors stimulate digestive responses, making it the perfect beginning to a sturdy meal....
Raspberry Sorbet
Lemon’s zing enhances fresh raspberries in this easy-to-make, homemade version of a classic dessert. ...
Watermelon Ginger Salad
Watermelons are full of vitamins C and A, plus cancer-fighting lycopene. This unique, refreshing dish is best eaten within an hour of preparation....
Watermelon Cocktail
A refreshing drink that’s beautiful served in a wine glass....
Radicchio Salad
Similar to coleslaw, this fresh-tasting and colorful mix complements rich dishes, such hamburgers or omelets. Or combine with butter lettuce to mellow radicchio’s natural astringency....
Radicchio and Zucchini with Parmesan
Beautiful ruby-and-white radicchio often appears as a color accent in salads. Look for firm, deeply colored, cabbage-shaped heads with tight leaves. Radicchio’s kicky spice pairs well with other strong tastes. Enjoy this sweet-pungent dish alongside grilled lamb, beef, or chicken....
Swiss Chard Living Soup
This raw-food soup calls for green chard, but you can use red or yellow. I eat this clean, healthy, sweet dish as a light meal by itself or with a piece of toast. ...
Garlic Swiss Chard with Capers
This tangy side dish is best served with a grain or favorite protein. Look for rainbow chard; its pink, orange, yellow, and red stalks are sweeter than light or white varieties. ...
Creamy Chive Soup
This strong onion-family soup makes a nice appetizer or starter course that can be served warm or cool. You’ll need about three 2- to 3-ounce packages of chives to make 1 1/2 cups—or grab a few bunches at the farmer’s market. ...
Chive Pancakes
An unusual and easy side dish; serve with protein to make it a meal. This makes about six 3-inch pancakes....
Broccoli Rabe in Cashew-Ginger Sauce
Serve as a side dish with whole grains or fish. This is best when eaten immediately, as rabe’s bitter flavors intensify the longer it sits. ...
Pad Thai with Broccoli Rabe
The sweet peanut sauce complements the bitter greens. ...
Quince Relish
Makes 1 1/4 cups I use this tangy condiment as company for chicken, tofu, egg, or even lettuce salads. It’s also good served with soup and bread. You can substitute tamari sunflower seeds or cashews for almonds, if you prefer. ...
Quince and Pear Strudel
The syrup made from cooking the quince is fabulous; add it to braising liquids and salad dressings. If it’s thick enough, use it for a glaze on the strudel—just drizzle it on about 10 minutes before removing the strudel from the oven. Serve this lovely pastry with your favorite vanilla ice cream....
