Recipes

If there's such a thing as autumn in a bowl, this is it. Rich, creamy butternut squash, tart Granny Smith apple, and a dash of curry, and you've got a warm, spicy dish that's sure to be a hit as an appetizer or a meal all by itself.

No need to simmer soup all afternoon when you can make this colorful soup in under an hour.

Simplify mealtime with vegetables and marinated chicken, roasted to perfection.

This dressing combines the sweetness of orange juice and the smoky heat of chipotle for a versatile flavor booster. Try this one on warm roasted potatoes or cooked rice, on shredded cabbage, or on fish or chicken.

Quinoa has such a nutty, mild flavor making it a natural fit for pairing with sweet vegetables and a touch of honey.

This party-friendly recipe marries rich grilled salmon with the light, refreshing flavors of lemon and dill — a summery treat for all your guests. The best part? It only takes half an hour.

Grilling caramelizes and intensifies the sweetness of nectarines in this outstanding salad. It can easily be made vegetarian or vegan, too. Check out our suggestion for prosciutto substitutes in the tips section.

Asian barbecue sauce imparts a flavorful new twist to this quick and easy oven baked "barbecue" chicken.

This easy, aromatic, smoky tofu and broccoli relies on a simple marinade to deliver big on flavor.

Slightly spicy, slightly sweet blueberry barbecue sauce is a surprising but delicious complement to pork chops!

If you want to entertain with a moment's notice, keep some lox, crackers and fresh herbs on hand to put these easy canapes together. For a little extra flourish, add a dab of sour cream on top of each one.

Melon Mania Spotlight Recipe!

Add some patriotic flair to your picnic table! This red, white and blue potato salad is dressed in a light vinaigrette with fresh mint and roasted peppers!

Celebrate with this festive, frosty, refreshing summer drink.

When sweet, juicy nectarines, peaches, plums and cherries are in season, they make a vibrant, colorful salsa for topping a filet of salmon.

A creamy peanut dressing is tossed with crunchy vegetables for a healthy salad that makes a light lunch or a great dinner side for an Asian-inspired meal.

Looking for a quick way to prepare salmon? You can make these lemony, peppery skewers and grill them in a snap. This is perfect for relaxing outdoor meals and makes great use of abundant summer zucchini.

This flavorful cherry chutney transforms ordinary grilled chicken. The chutney is also delicious on lamb, pork and duck.

Make the most of fresh cantaloupe with this seasonal cocktail for your next garden party.