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Spring
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Fresh Artichoke Hearts

There is something slightly disappointing about how much of the artichoke has to be removed to get to the tender, flavorful hearts. But, really you only discard the inedible parts. Here is a simple guide for simmering your own artichoke hearts from the full blossom. It is easier than it seems— especially this method that allows you to cheat a bit.


Winter
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Fresh Clams

Fresh clams are charmingly simple to prepare. Purchase the best, happiest looking clams you can find. Ask your fish monger where they came from. Currently the best choices are farmed clams as they are produced in a sustainable manner.

Pulling the clams out of the hot pan is easiest with tongs, but two large spoons “tonged” together can work as well.


Summer
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Fresh Fruit Kanten

A breakfast dessert of juice goodness to make your day a bit brighter and sweeter. Nourishing agar agar comes in powder form in little packets. This recipe is brought to you by Dr. Kaycie Grigel.


Spring
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Fresh Herb Grilled Chicken

Grilled chicken is tossed with fresh herbs, lemon and olive oil just prior to serving. Using bone-in and skin-on chicken will help retain moisture and flavor.


Summer
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Fresh Tomato & Basil Pasta

Juicy, candy sweet summer tomatoes will drip and ooze with the basil and olive oil amongst the threads of pasta. Only use the ripest tomatoes and you will melt into every bite.