Recipes for cuisine: Spring

El Naranjo Campechana

El Naranjo Campechana

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Warm Golden Beet, Goat Cheese and Basil Pesto Salad

Warm Golden Beet, Goat Cheese and Basil Pesto Salad

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Honey-Ginger Carrots

Honey-Ginger Carrots

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Individual Fresh-Berry Clafoutis with Crème Anglaise

Individual Fresh-Berry Clafoutis with Crème Anglaise

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Rigatoni with Roasted Cauliflower and Crispy Capers

Rigatoni with Roasted Cauliflower and Crispy Capers

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Strawberry Basil Shrub

Strawberry Basil Shrub

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Vegetarian Collard Greens

Vegetarian Collard Greens

Collards and other greens are sweeter after a freeze, so leave those long tough leaves on the plant until after a cold shock and they’ll be more palatable. I recommend using a 12-inch cast-iron frying pan for this dish. Instead of bacon, this recipe calls for toasted sourdough, which adds a similar fatty, chewy, crispy texture and smoky flavor. Of course, you can also just use bacon.

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Kim’s Easy, Cheesy “It’s Okay” Penne Casserole with Arugula, Leek, Mushroom and
Crunchy Bread Topping

Kim’s Easy, Cheesy “It’s Okay” Penne Casserole with Arugula, Leek, Mushroom and Crunchy Bread Topping

“This is a good go-to dish for a busy family,” says Kim Lane. “Whether you deliver it unbaked, or bake it before delivery, it holds up well and is delicious.” Lane adds that if you’re delivering to a new mother, be sure to ask if garlic or leeks are an issue for her—you can easily omit or substitute other vegetables. In addition, a variety of cooked meats can be added for extra protein—add them to the mix just before adding the sauce.

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Pickled Blueberries

Pickled Blueberries

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Heirloom Violetta di Sicilia Cauliflower with Ras el Hanout, Harissa and Yogurt

Heirloom Violetta di Sicilia Cauliflower with Ras el Hanout, Harissa and Yogurt

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