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What are your favorite end of summer recipes?
Front-Ranger:
Hello friends! A big 3-day weekend is coming up for us state-siders and the whole northern hemisphere is entering those golden end-of-summer days. I get cravings for tropical ingredients and dishes...what are your favorites? Here on the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains we grow Rocky Ford cantaloupes and on the other side, the Western Slope, we grow Palisades Peaches. Down in the southern parts, we grow hot peppers. So I try to find recipes for all those things.
Attached is a photo of a simple lunch I prepared with lightly pickled cucumbers, Rocky Ford cantaloupe, and minced red onion from my garden, along with half an avocado filled with a ranch dressing made with Penzey's Ranch herbal mix. There's also the book I'm reading, 1491, about the thriving civilizations that existed in the Americas before the Europeans arrived.
serious crayons:
Yum!
My end-of-summer favorites are generally anything involving either homegrown tomatoes or fresh corn. So I usally eat a Caprese salad or sandwich or BLT every day. And make some batches of corn chowder, corn salad, etc. I think I just posted on Chuck's blog about the casserole I made with garden poblanos, garden tomatoes, fresh corn and onions and shredded pork, topped with melted cheese and sprinkled with pepitas.
I'd post a photo but I've eaten most of it and unlike your beautiful shot mine would not look like it involveda professional food stylist! :laugh:
Front-Ranger:
--- Quote from: serious crayons on August 30, 2022, 02:30:00 pm ---... I usually eat a Caprese salad or sandwich
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So, is that made with tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella, and basil? I should try that!
... your beautiful shot mine would not look like it involved a professional food stylist! :laugh:
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THank you! I just noticed it is kind of blurry.
Sason:
It's not blurry and it looks yummy!
Front-Ranger:
My neighborhood is having a block party on Sunday and I've decided to bring succotash. However, I'm not happy with the recipes I've found online. What are your favorite ways to prepare it?
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