Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp

For me, this dessert evokes the magic of the deep summers of my childhood – fresh rhubarb, cut straight from the garden and luscious, ripe strawberries pulled fresh from the vine, still warm from the blazing summer sun. I was fortunate enough to have both growing up in the small New England town of Boxborough, where I spent what seemed like endless summers helping out in my dad’s garden, catching fireflies, and sleeping out on the porch listening to the symphony of crickets as I fell asleep. This dessert reminds me of those days.

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Roasted Salmon with Mustard, Miso & Brown Sugar

This simple but delicious weeknight dinner takes around 30 minutes to make, but feels luxurious enough for a weekend. Pair it with some roasted asparagus (which you can do on the same sheet pan if you like), and rice pilaf. This works equally well on a hot grill, just in case you’re not in the mood to use your oven in the middle of the summer.

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Boneless Buffalo Wings

When I was in college in Amherst, MA there was this bar called “The Hangar” that was famous for it’s boneless Buffalo “wings” – which of course are really chicken tenders tossed in Buffalo sauce. But man, they were addictive.

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New England Seafood Chowder

One of my favorite childhood memories is making seafood chowder on Cape Cod. The smell of salt air and ocean spray, the warm days and cool nights, the smell of seafood and bacon – the sweet, savory taste of creamy chowder… those were the days.

It’s the middle of August, so make this while you can!

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Corned Beef and Cabbage

This St. Patrick’s Day Special only requires 15 minutes of prep, and makes your house smell awesome all day. Just make sure you don’t have other plans for your oven!

Read on for a Bonus Round: Horseradish Cream Sauce

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