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  1. Zucchini Bread

    Zucchini Bread

      John Scheepers
      Bantam, Connecticut
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  2. Zucchini Boats

    Zucchini Boats

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    • Zucchini Basil Gratin

      Zucchini Basil Gratin

        Located 17 miles outside of Seattle, the Herbfarm has become a celebrated destination for seasonal Northwest cuisine. For Chef Traunfeld, a James Beard Award winner, inspiration comes from the restaurant’s own farm and on-site gardens. Angelica flavors the just-picked rhubarb in springtime, and needles of native Douglas Fir might infuse a sorbet. This delicious eggless gratin pairs basil and zucchini. Over 200 of his prized recipes are included in The Herbfarm Cookbook (Morrow Books, HarperCollins Publishers) available through your local bookstore or www.amazon.com.

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    • Yogurt Hang-up with Strawberries

      Yogurt Hang-up with Strawberries

        In the Netherlands, "hangop" was an old-fashioned dessert made by "hanging up" a double-cloth sack filled with buttermilk overnight. The thickened buttermilk was then folded into thick whipped cream topped with brown sugar, cinnamon and crumbled "beschuit" (rusk). Here is our updated version that can be enjoyed for special breakfasts, healthy snacks or even dessert.

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    • White Skillet Corn Bread

      White Skillet Corn Bread

        The Totally Corn Cookbook
        by Helene Siegel and Karen Gillingham
        Published by Celestial Arts
        Produced by Becker & Mayer!
        available at Penguin Random House
        The series of Totally Cookbooks unlocks the breadth of recipes available for corn, garlic, potatoes, strawberries, carrots, chile peppers, eggplant, tomatoes (and other key ingredients like chocolate, shrimp or mushrooms). Perfect for corn-loving kitchen gardeners in a summer gift basket, The Totally Corn Cookbook has really wonderful recipes to make the most out of the peak of the corn harvest.

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    • Watermelon, Tomato and Feta Salad

      Watermelon, Tomato and Feta Salad

        Shelburne Farms
        1611 Harbor Road
        Shelburne, Vermont 05482
        Phone: (802) 985-8498
        www.shelburnefarms.org

        Shelburne Farms is a 1,400-acre working farm, National Historic Landmark and nonprofit environmental education organization whose mission is to cultivate a conservation ethic by teaching and demonstrating the stewardship of natural and agricultural resources. Created in 1886, it has a magnificent inn on the shores of Lake Champlain with a renowned seasonal restaurant and a breathtaking landscape designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr. whose vision guided the development of the farm, fields and forest. Purchase their award-winning farmhouse cheddar cheese and new cookbook, “Cooking with Shelburne Farms: Food and Stories from Vermont” by Melissa Pasanen with Rick Gencarelli, Viking Studio, at www.shelburnefarms.org.

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    • Watermelon Purée

      Watermelon Purée

        The Ohms family loves a good juice bar. It's tradition. We always include little pitchers of spiced roasted pineapple purée, watermelon purée and ginger simple syrup; bottles of chilled seltzer; and a colorful bowl of sliced lemons, limes, oranges and maraschino cherries. Can't forget the cherries. If you love melons of all sorts, you can modify this easy recipe so that it is half watermelon and half cantaloupe.

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    • Warm Bacon Dressing

      Warm Bacon Dressing

        Four Season Farm
        Harborside, Maine
        www.fourseasonfarm.com

        This dressing is good with firm, cool-weather greens such as spinach, radicchio, endive or escarole. They can withstand a bit of warmth without wilting and the sweetness of the dressing takes the edge off any slight bitterness, for those who don't love that chicory tang.

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    • Velvety Pumpkin Cheesecake

      Velvety Pumpkin Cheesecake

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      • Vegetable "Spaghetti"

        Vegetable "Spaghetti"

          Here's a new twist on mixed vegetables. It works with any vegetables that can be cut into long strips, but I like to use ones of contrasting colors. This winter version works well as a side dish served with meat, and is a good starch substitute. (A summer version might combine yellow summer squash, red peppers, green peppers and onions.)

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      • Vegetable Tower

        Vegetable Tower

          Nestled in the foothills of the Absaroka Mountains in Montana’s Paradise Valley, Chico Hot Springs Resort is a rustic oasis where we floated in steaming hot springs, and feasted in their quaint 100-year old dining room. The service was impeccable and the food divine. Most of the produce was harvested from their own organic garden and geothermal greenhouses. We so enjoyed their signature Fennel Breadsticks, Vegetable Tower and irresistible Orange Flambe. If you can’t visit soon, you must get “A Montana Table: Recipes from Chico Hot Springs Resort” by Seabring Davis (ThreeForks, an imprint of the Globe Pequot Press).

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      • Two Salads in One

        Two Salads in One

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