Because in the summer you should be eating outside.
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A little sweet, a little peppery and secretly very boozy, this is not your mother's lemonade recipe.
A classic and insanely easy little dish to whip up, this salad hits all of the right notes when it comes to the Mediterranean flavor profile.
With the 2nd annual Farm to Street Dinner coming up on June 25th, we are thrilled to present to you three recipes to inspire your potluck dish!
A simple but beautiful salad adds a wonderful pop of greenery to your meal.
It’s hard to go wrong with buttery pastry, goat cheese, fresh leeks and lemon zest.
This recipe is perfect for picnic or a potluck dinner as it is served chilled or at room temperature.
In their take on the traditional Mexican brunch dish, chilaquiles, no baking is required as the chips are simply left to soak up all the delicious salsa verde. This makes for a refreshing and light meal, which as they mentioned, goes perfectly with a breakfast margarita.
Chef Matt Wick takes us to Italy with his recipe for fresh semolina cavatelli.
Bar Manager Craig Ventrice has given the traditional French 75 a fun Japanese twist.
Smooth and creamy with a hint of apple flavor, this squash pudding is the perfect fall dinner accompaniment.
A simple recipe that relies on good old American staples, a sturdy cocktail, a little bit of intuition and fun.
Making your own herb oil is easy. And it's a welcome addition to this comforting dish.
This recipe from Oyster Club Executive Chef James Wayman, is a perfectly light and satisfying appetizer for the summer months.
A light and flavorful summer side dish from the campers at The Community Farm of Simsbury.