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Thumb_10936_Steamed Broccoli With Lemon And Olive Oil

Thumb_10936_Steamed Broccoli With Lemon And Olive Oil

To enhance the broccoli's flavor, season it with a sprinkling of salt and pepper as soon as it's moist with steam. Check its tenderness with the point of a knife, remembering that it will continue to cook off the heat.

Thumb_10982_Fennel And Apricot Salad

Thumb_10982_Fennel And Apricot Salad

Simple yet delicious, this salad improves overnight, so try to make it a day ahead. You could add other herbs, but try not to overpower the unique flavor combination of the fennel, onion and apricot.

Thumb_11222_Mango, Blueberry And Ginger Salad

Thumb_11222_Mango, Blueberry And Ginger Salad

Sweet tropical mangoes, ripe but tamer blueberries, spicy ginger and tart lime juice are a match made in heaven. Have this versatile salad for lunch with cottage cheese, topped with whipped cream as dessert, or alongside roasted pork tenderloin.

Thumb_13494_Grilled Plums

Thumb_13494_Grilled Plums

Try these plums on their own alongside grilled meat or vegetables, or with yogurt or cream, honey and nuts for dessert. Be sure to use plums that barely give when you press them -- too ripe and they'll fall apart on the grill.

Thumb_20083_Grilled Oysters With Blood Orange And Ginger

Thumb_20083_Grilled Oysters With Blood Orange And Ginger

Blood orange season falls over the winter, the perfect time to make these jewel-tone grilled (or broiled) oysters. The flavors of ginger and rice wine vinegar play off the sweetness of the blood orange juice. Valencia oranges are a good substitute for blood oranges.

Thumb_5095_Roasted Beets

Thumb_5095_Roasted Beets

Beets have a lot of natural sugars, and roasting brings out all of the sweet flavor. A  quick toss with some vinegar and oil, and you're done.

Thumb_12923_Radish Salad With Creamy Avocado Dressing

Thumb_12923_Radish Salad With Creamy Avocado Dressing

Bright red radishes and creamy green avocados make a pretty plate, and a delicately-flavored dish.

Thumb_4757_Sauteed Asparagus With Pancetta And Garlic

Thumb_4757_Sauteed Asparagus With Pancetta And Garlic

The crispy fat of the pancetta complements the tender green asparagus without overpowering it. While the lemon brightens all the ingredients, we also like to add a dash of red pepper flakes to highlight the flavors.

Thumb_5209_Bibb Lettuce And Avocado Salad

Thumb_5209_Bibb Lettuce And Avocado Salad

This salad has a lot going on for having so few ingredients. The buttery lettuce and creamy avocado play off of each other while the nasal heat of the mustard and tart vinegar keep them honest. Let the shallot marinate in the vinegar for at least 10 minutes to take off its edge.

Thumb_7349_Sauteed Potatoes With Corn, Tomatoes And Mint

Thumb_7349_Sauteed Potatoes With Corn, Tomatoes And Mint

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Thumb_20155_Grilled Escarole

Thumb_20155_Grilled Escarole

Grilling leafy escarole gently tempers its innate bitterness, resulting in a lush, nutty flavor. It's a quick and easy side dish that goes particularly well with rich meat or seafood or can be tossed into a pasta dish for extra flavor.

Thumb_14372_Sauteed Baby Spinach With Garlic

Thumb_14372_Sauteed Baby Spinach With Garlic

Cooking up garlic and spinach is all about the timing - no more than 30 seconds on the garlic or it'll start to brown, and only a few minutes for the spinach so it just wilts and is still bright green.


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