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  1. Savory Chicken Roll-ups

    Savory Chicken Roll-ups

      John Scheepers
      Bantam, CT

      We love to capture summer’s harvest in special recipes that freeze well for cozy, winter dinners with friends. A personal favorite, this recipe is not tricky although it is a bit time consuming. It's worth the time it takes because it allows us to prepare dinner in advance so we can enjoy the evening rather than being in the kitchen apart from all the fun.
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  2. Savory Bacon Corn Chowder

    Savory Bacon Corn Chowder

      John Scheepers
      Bantam, CT

      We just adore corn chowder. This savory bacon-enriched version is a particular favorite over the winter when we dive into our coveted stash of precooked frozen Corn kernels. (To prep the Corn for winter soup making, cook the cobs for 5 minutes, dip them in an ice bath, remove the kernels from the cobs, scraping down to catch as much of the Sweet Corn "milk" as possible. Freeze the corn in 2 cup portions in airtight freezer bags.)

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  3. Sautéed Kale with Pancetta and Cannellini Beans

    Sautéed Kale with Pancetta and Cannellini Beans

      This is our time-tested favorite sautéed Kale side~so perfect for an autumn night with a chill in the air.

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  4. Sautéed Broccoli Raab

    Sautéed Broccoli Raab

      Everyone’s Nonna had her own Broccoli Raab specialty, whether it was a steaming side to Sunday porchetta, a robust pasta or a hearty, crusty sandwich. Broccoli Raab’s fierce greenness and complex, slightly pungent taste grows on you to the point of undeniable craving, especially on chilly fall nights. This is our base recipe from which we easily create pasta dishes and amazing sandwiches. You can also use the parboiled Broccoli Raab in scores of other dishes like lasagna, frittatas, quiches and savory winter bread puddings. You can even substitute parboiled Broccoli Raab for part or all of the basil in pesto.

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  5. Saucy Cauliflower Spread

    Saucy Cauliflower Spread

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    • Saffron Fettuccine with Ten Kinds of Tomatoes, Fresh Mozzarella, Basil & Balsamic Vinaigrette

      Saffron Fettuccine with Ten Kinds of Tomatoes, Fresh Mozzarella, Basil & Balsamic Vinaigrette

        Restaurant Nora
        2132 Florida Ave NW
        Washington, DC
        Featuring organic, multi-ethnic cuisine, the internationally-known Nora opened in 1979 and has been praised for its delicious, high quality food and healthy approach to eating. In April 1999, Nora became the first certified organic restaurant in the country: this is living proof that one can successfully run an upscale restaurant that is good for you and for the environment.

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    • Rosemary-Lemon Balm Cookies

      Rosemary-Lemon Balm Cookies

        “At sixteen years old, growing herbs is a hobby of mine and I also love to bake. When I found a recipe for Rosemary Cookies in a magazine one day, I decided to try them. However, the recipe called for lemon zest and since I didn’t have a lemon, I decided to try fresh lemon balm instead. The cookies turned out wonderfully and everyone said that they tasted like they were fresh from the bakery.” We think so too, Alissa. Thank you!
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    • Kath's Roasted Toma Verde Salsa

      Kath's Roasted Toma Verde Salsa

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      • Roasted Root Vegetables with a Red Wine Sauce

        Roasted Root Vegetables with a Red Wine Sauce

          One of our favorite Maine destinations is the Castine Inn, nestled in the historic seaside village of Castine. In praise of Chef Tom Gutow's food, the Boston Globe said it "is as fine as you would find along the French countryside." For information call (207) 326-4365 or visit www.castineinn.com.

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      • Roasted Sweet Potato Coins

        Roasted Sweet Potato Coins

          There is nothing better than the sweet velvety goodness of Sweet Potatoes. Until we started making these roasted "coins", we only enjoyed baked Sweet Potatoes on nights when dinner prep could manage an hour and a half baking time. These delicious coins take just 30 minutes!

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      • Roasted Spiced Pumpkin Seeds

        Roasted Spiced Pumpkin Seeds

          Looking for a fun snack for a Halloween party? Reserve the Pumpkin seeds from all of the Pumpkins carved for jack-o’-lanterns or cut up and roasted for Pumpkin purée. Make crunchy, sweet Roasted Spiced Pumpkin Seeds. Referred to as "pepitas", they are good all by themselves as a seasonal snack or strewn atop fall salads and even apple-pear crisps. Make sure to remove the outer husks from the interior green seed as it is the seed that is so good to eat, not the husk.

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      • Roasted Pumpkin Salad with Rosemary and Sage Vinaigrette

        Roasted Pumpkin Salad with Rosemary and Sage Vinaigrette

          Savoy Restaurant
          New York City

          Chairperson of the Chefs Collaborative, Peter Hoffman has long promoted the use of local produce, sustainable agricultural practices and the preservation of the sea's fish. Known for its cozy ambiance and most appealing, seasonally inspired menus.

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