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I think fresh corn on the cob is one of the most eagerly awaited treats from our local farms. There’s always an effort to make sure that the corn has been picked most recently, most locally, with minimal time from field to table before the sweetness turns starchy. My husband likes corn so mu…
Hot honey is sweet with a spicy backbite that is incredibly pleasant when paired with something rich, like the mellow, deep flavor of roasted squash or carrots or a nice creamy cheese. Francesca Olsen shares how to make your own.
With mid-summer gardens revving up, we've gathered together our favorite recipes that use up those cucumbers, tomatoes, squash, eggplant, green beans...
Rain has kept many of columnist Maggy Button's friends away, but she's always prepared for good weather and friends by the pool.
Jennifer's Picks
Recipes to make this week, selected by Features Editor Jennifer Huberdeau.
As you all know, summer is my favorite time of the year. I live on my deck, reading, drinking a glass of wine and watching as Mother Nature's kingdom unfolds.
Nothing spells summertime like sangria, the chilled and refreshing wine-based fruit punch from Spain that landed on our shores to stay via the 1964 World's Fair. In its classic form — a mix of …
SHEFFIELD — Although summer doesn't officially start until June 20, Mother Nature apparently doesn't care, sending hot steamy weather to The Berkshires these past few days with temperatures in the low to mid-90s.
If you've spent much time traveling in Mexico or the southwestern United States, you may have seen folks enjoying an agua fresca on a hot day. Agua frescas are simply water blended with sugar, fresh fruit, seeds (like chia) or dried flowers to make …
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TheEat: A kidney bean salad inspired by the Taconic Park Restaurant's beloved appetizer
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Elizabeth Baer: Tired of eating corn on the cob? Try this corn pudding instead
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Margaret Button: Fair weather have you expecting friends? Whip up this cheesy dip and no-bake cookie bars to serve poolside
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Don't pickle those beets! Roast them instead.
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Grab some hot peppers and honey to make your own hot honey
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