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Watermelon and Shrimp Cocktail Skewers
read more >: Watermelon and Shrimp Cocktail SkewersA great way to serve a refreshing summer appetizer! Recipe courtesy of Florida Department of Agriculture.
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Broccoli with Soy, Rice Vinegar and Sesame Seeds
read more >: Broccoli with Soy, Rice Vinegar and Sesame SeedsRecipe courtesy of Williams-Sonoma, “Essentials of Roasting”, by Rick Rodgers, Melanie Barnard & Bob & Colleen Simmons (Oxmoor House, 2004).
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Grilled Black Cod with Cucumbers & Ginger
read more >: Grilled Black Cod with Cucumbers & GingerAt their best during the early to mid-summer months, cucumbers are refreshingly juicy and mild in flavor. Here, they’re combined with red onion and pickled ginger to create a crunchy salad that’s served atop grilled…
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Crunchy Asian Slaw
read more >: Crunchy Asian SlawThis tangy international twist on coleslaw makes a perfect accompaniment to grilled chicken or pork. Dressed with a light vinaigrette, this slaw keeps its crunchy texture when covered and chilled for up to 24 hours.
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Marinated Shrimp with Mango & Radishes
read more >: Marinated Shrimp with Mango & RadishesMarinated cooked shrimp or Escabeche is originally from Spain. In this updated version, the shrimp marinade is prepared with pickling spice and rice vinegar. Colorful mango, poblano chiles and radishes are marinated in the same…
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Japanese Cucumber Salad
read more >: Japanese Cucumber SaladThis recipe calls for shiso, a jagged-edged leaf from the perilla plant that is widely used in Japanese cooking. Its flavor is reminiscent of mint and basil. If shiso is not available, you can substitute…
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Wood Grilled Tilapia in a Spicy Soy Broth
read more >: Wood Grilled Tilapia in a Spicy Soy BrothWood-grilling adds a wonderful smoky flavor to the mild flesh of the tiapia. This the recipe that won over the judges on the hit reality TV show, “The Next Food Network Star.”
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Green Onion Pancakes
read more >: Green Onion PancakesRecipe courtesy of Williams-Sonoma. Adapted from Williams-Sonoma “Bride and Groom Entertaining”, by Brigit Binns (Gold Street Press, 2007).

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