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If corn pudding and spoonbread had a baby.

A slaw with a dressing that will remind you of those great Japanese restaurant dressings.

Sriracha sauce, olive oil, and a handful of fresh herbs make a great drizzle for roasted vegetables.

This is the kind of tomato soup that really is a meal, especially if you give it a good sprinkle of cheese on the top.

How to turn a basketful of ripe tomatoes into an easy dinner.

A must-make when corn is in season.

I happen to love mayo-based potato salad, but not everyone does.  In fact, those who don’t like them can actually…well, hate is a strong word, but it’s worth using here.  They can hate them.  We can’t have that at a summer party.  No hating at a barbecue. Some people also like a firmer potato salad …

More greens and grains.

Because there will never be enough recipes for mashed potatoes.

In the infinitely pleasurable quest to explore the world of whole grains, millet got to the top of the list.  I love its mild, slightly corn-like flavor, and its light crunch even when cooked. For the past many months, I have been loving the idea of combining cooked whole grains and a variety of leafy …