"Sizzling summer heat heralds the most abundant stretch of the annual growing season. Just as late spring produce begins to wane, heat-loving summer crops show up to eagerly take their place." (via www.whats4eat.com)
Epicurious.com In Season Summer Recipes.
for people who love to eat
Black Rice Salad with Mango and Peanuts
Fruit is a welcome addition to savory grain salads. Here, mangoes and oranges add color and sweetness to the deep-purple hue of black rice. It's delicious with grilled fish.
yield: Makes 6 to 8 servings
Season Cooking: Summer
Vegetables are great on the grill: get tips and recipes for asparagus, corn, squash, mushrooms, and other warm-weather favorites.
Fruity Fun Skewers
Thread the strawberries, cantaloupe, banana and apple pieces alternately onto skewers, placing at least 2 pieces of fruit on each skewer. Arrange the fruit skewers decoratively on a serving platter.
Seasonal Favorites: Summer Foods
Simply Recipes Food and Cooking Blog
Apple Butter
It's hard to find any apple butter, let alone good apple butter in the grocery store these days. Making apple butter is a great way to preserve the fruits of an apple harvest. In contrast to what the name implies, there is no "butter" in apple butter. The name comes from its smooth and buttery texture. Apple butter is delicious on buttered toast.
Top 10 Grilled Vegetable Recipes
Fire up the barbecue this summer—and put all that fresh produce to good use—with one of our favorite grilled vegetable recipes.
Grilled Vegetable Platter 
My family loved this recipe. The seasonings enhanced the flavor of the fresh vegetables. I will make this recipe often.
—JimRiverLady
—JimRiverLady
Quick Summer Meals
10 Dinners In 10 Minutes or Less
These ten recipes can each be made in about ten minutes (or thereabouts depending on your speed). They use fresh summer produce, and take the usual heat of summer in mind. Cold soups, substantial salads, light meals, and no-cook ideas are all here with plenty of bright ripe tomatoes, cooling cucumbers, and prolific zucchini in the mix.
These ten recipes can each be made in about ten minutes (or thereabouts depending on your speed). They use fresh summer produce, and take the usual heat of summer in mind. Cold soups, substantial salads, light meals, and no-cook ideas are all here with plenty of bright ripe tomatoes, cooling cucumbers, and prolific zucchini in the mix.
No-Cook Tomato Sauce Pasta
It's true, you don't cook this No-Cook Tomato Sauce at all (although cooking the pasta itself is, of course, suggested). Cook the pasta while you make the sauce. Mix it up by giving this Caprese Pasta a try, too.
28 Delicious Summer Recipes
The weather is warm and the markets are abundant. Enjoy! By Gloria DawsonCorn on the Cob with Lemon-Basil Butter
Add a sweet-spicy twist to a summer favorite. This classic barbecue staple is grilled and dressed up with lemon-basil butter. Corn on the Cob with Lemon-Basil ButterIf corn is not in season around you, try Squash Blossom Fritters.
Thanks for Reading and Bonne Appetit
We hope you enjoy these food suggestions and recipes geared towards healthy summer living fun and family get-togethers. Feel free to contact us in regards to your health treatment through dietary recommendations.
Here are some links to more delicious foods for the Summer eating:http://www.epicurious.com/recipesmenus/seasonal/recipes
http://allrecipes.com/recipes/everyday-cooking/seasonal/summer/
http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/seasonal_favorites_summer/
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Here are some links to more delicious foods for the Summer eating:http://www.epicurious.com/recipesmenus/seasonal/recipes
http://allrecipes.com/recipes/everyday-cooking/seasonal/summer/
http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/seasonal_favorites_summer/
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