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Garlic scapes or snakes are the curling tops of the garlic that provide a bright green garlic flavor. A blender is ideal for this recipe, however, mincing up garlic scapes and whisking in the remaining liquid ingredients will work, too.
Garlic scented olive oil sears day old polenta or simply use the convenient tubes of polenta.
Creamy-herby-garlicky-cheesiness spread in between bread and toasted to deliciousness. Warm it up in the oven or alongside what you are preparing on a barbeque. We suggest temperatures, but as long as you are between 325-450 degrees the bread will heat up fine.
A refreshing change of pace from salad, gazpacho is packed with vegetables and chilled in a broth of tomato juice. Chop up the veggies and herbs you have available this time of year. We recommend starting with a low-sodium tomato juice and then you can season it with a bit of salt and pepper just to your personal taste. Start with cold veggies and juice or pop it in the freezer for at least 15 minutes before serving. If you have time to make it ahead it’s flavors will develop and it can take its time chillin’ in the fridge.
A simple Asian ginger marinade livens up chicken which is sweetened up with a pile of stir fried snow peas. Substitute green beans, snap peas, broccoli or something tasty of your choice for the snow peas if you can’t find them.
