I’m relying on my Italian-influenced roots for today’s Roasted Tomato and Bread Soup, Pappa al Pomodoro, which literally translates into “mush of tomato” in English. Though that translation does not sound quite as appetizing ;). This a fragrant and flavorful bread soup recipe with humble roots, but a prominent profile. Steeped…
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Stone Fruit and Port Galette
Today’s Stone Fruit and Port Galette recipe symbolizes the seasonal transition when late summer succumbs, just a bit, to the approaching fall. It’s the unofficial end of summer. School starts next week, much to the chagrin of two certain children, the peach trees are bearing less fruit, and we’ve spied…
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Heirloom Tomatoes with Shallots
There’s always room at my summer table for Jersey tomatoes. Today I’m sharing a family favorite tomato recipe loaded with shallots and quality extra virgin olive oil for a seasonal recipe that’s so incredibly simple to prepare. This dish serves as the perfect no-fuss side to our favorite meals, and…
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Low Country Boil (with Bonus Recipe)
This part of New Jersey is home to one of the best fishmongers in the state. I’m thinking local blue claw crabs, snapper fish, clams and mussels. Seeing as though we have access to quality farm markets and butchers, I’m also thinking sweet corn, potatoes and sausage. To complete this…
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Summer Corn with Chili-Lime Mayo
If you are looking to up-the-ante and give traditional corn a flavorful kick-in-the-cob, look no further than this Summer Corn with Chili-Lime Mayo. For me, corn on the cob will always conjure up nostalgic memories of summer. We’d gather and grill in my grandmother’s small concrete backyard of her…