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Simply Roasted Asparagus with Fresh Herbs and Sliced Almonds
If you’re looking to spruce up your go-to asparagus side dish, give this recipe a try. Adding fresh herbs, a little lemon juice and almonds will definitely add the flare you’re after.
Fresh Fruit Salad with a Honey & Poppy Seed Dressing on a Bibb Lettuce Bed
If you’re looking for a salad everyone will love for Easter, look no further. This is a simple, healthy and delicious fruit salad with a fantastic honey dressing; a combination worthy of resting upon its very own bed of lettuce. These will look elegant on salad plates at your Easter tablescape. Inspired by Food Network.
Butter Lettuce Hearts tossed with Chiquitita Olive Oil and Summertime Peach White Balsamic
This French-style salad is typically served after dinner. The lettuce is very lightly dressed in oil and balsamic – just enough so there is a hint of flavor. You’ll love the butter lettuce hearts; they’re soft and light and delicately delicious.
Blackberry-Ginger Balsamic & Garlic Roasted Rainbow Carrots
Roasting carrots allows for the natural sugars to caramelize, making them sweeter and delicious when served alongside proteins, such as roasted chicken, lamb or even...
Blackberry-Ginger Bramble
The Bramble is a gin-based cocktail made famous in London in the 1980s. Instead of using simple syrup and crème de mure, a blackberry liqueur, we use our blackberry ginger balsamic, which has all the flavor and sweetness needed to create this drink.
Oregano Balsamic-Roasted Tomatoes with Burrata
Simply saying burrata in front of a cheese lover will make them swoon. Burrata is similar to mozzarella, but the center is gooey and spreadable...
Blood Orange Roasted Beets with Crumbled Cheese & Hazelnuts, Drizzled with a Satsuma Vanilla Cream White Balsamic Reduction
This is a bright and beautiful dish to serve during the dreary winter months. The beets soak up the flavor of the blood orange oil...
Grandma Pauline’s Stuffed Artichokes
This artichoke recipe evokes vivid memories of my childhood when our extended family would visit my grandmother Pauline, my mom’s mom, and gather around the...
Sunchoke Purée
Sunchokes, also known as Jerusalem artichokes, grow underground as roots do, and can be eaten many ways: sliced, roasted, steamed, puréed, mashed…we could go on and on! They...
