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Category Archives: Summer
Vegetable Soupe Au Pistou
It’s getting to be late in the fall and that means that if you have a CSA or shop at the farmers market you are swimming in more vegetables than you know what to possibly do with. As the growing … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Fall, Recipe, Summer
Tagged au pistou, dominick mastrangelo, Food, French, pesto, Photography, soup, Vegan, Vegetable
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Cocktail to Celebrate a Summer Storm
It’s that season again. It’s the time when plums ripen in orchards in upstate New York and arrive with such frequency and ferocity, with their tart purple sweetness, that it’s hard to keep up with them. Oh, right, and it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Drinks, Summer
Tagged cocktail, Drinks, Hurricane, Irene, lemongrass, plum, Recipe, Simple Syrup, summer, vodka
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Mango Lemongrass Sorbet with Chili and Lime
The summer days are already getting shorter. In the morning you can feel the tang of autumn in the air. Is it time to unpack the sweaters and break out the long pants? Not yet. We are not ones to … Continue reading
Posted in Dessert, Recipe, Summer
Tagged Chile, Dessert, Dominick, Homemade, Ice cream maker, lemongrass, lime, Mango, Mastrangelo, Photography, Simple Syrup, Sorbet, Vegan
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Minimalist Lobster Rolls
One day this July I confessed to my co-worker that when I was growing up in Maine I actually did not like lobster that much and refused to eat it from age 12 to 29. She looked at me, taken … Continue reading
Vegan Sauteed Stuffed Squah Blossoms with White Bean Alfredo Sauce
We are currently facing the vegetal challenges and pleasures that come with the height of summer CSA season. One delicacy that we received for several weeks in a row was squash blossoms. Last summer, following the suggestions of many cooks, … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Recipe, Summer
Tagged Alfredo, Garlic, Italian, pasta, Ricotta, Scapes, Squash Blossoms, summer, Tofu, Vegan, Vegetarian, White Bean
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Fresh Fruitful Summer Cocktails (not too sweet)
Fourth of July has always signaled the start of “deep summer.” While June’s Summer Solstice marks the official start of summer, summer in June always feels tentative. June is just trying summer out. June is a practice summer. But once … Continue reading
Posted in Drinks, Summer
Tagged basil, cocktail, Drink, Fruit, Gimlet, lime, Peach, Refreshing, Strawberry, summer, vodka
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The Simple Life: Summer Eating Without a Grill
I’ve been on vacation “down the shore” for the past week and it’s felt great to get out of the city and live a bit of a slower, simpler life. Thankfully, it has also been a fresh and tasty life … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Recipe, Summer
Tagged Asaprgus, Broil, Chicken, Chicken Salad, Cooking, Fingerling Potatoes, Homemade, mayonnaise, summer
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Summer of Plum
One of the great things about joining a CSA is that you never quite know what you are going to get. While I feel like I more or less know what vegetables are in season when in New York State, … Continue reading
Celebrating Our Summer CSA
It’s been a busy CSA summer, and hence, no new entry for almost two months. Rest assured we’ve been cooking up a storm to deal with our weekly supply of farm fresh vegetables, fruit and eggs. Now with the focus … Continue reading
Posted in Community Supported Agriculture, Entertaining, Recipe, Summer
Tagged beet, cupcake, lemongrass, mojito, plum, summer
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CSA Mexican Style
As our neighborhood, Sunset Park, is largely Mexican and Central American, so is “our” CSA farmer. As a result, he grows produce that will be appealing and recogizable to this demographic. That also means that I, as a dyed in … Continue reading

