Posts Tagged ‘summer’

New Favorite Recipes for the Grill

Each year we lug out our grill, and each year we wind up grilling the same old foods in the same old ways.  This year I vowed to take advantage of my gas grill’s versatility and in the process I’ve come up with two new favorite uses. One takes mere minutes, the other five to [...]

Cooking Channel’s Frozen Treat Truck Tour Kicks Off

Cooking Channel is hitting the road again this summer to bring frosty, frozen treats to fans! We’re touring the country in a tricked-out Frozen Treats Truck, to meet you and hear your Food Person stories.  Along the way, we’ll be joining forces with the most delicious, locally-based frozen-treat producers in your area to hand out tasty, [...]

Plan Your Memorial Day Menu

The average person may not consider Memorial Day a huge food holiday, but as the unofficial start of summer and a long, good-weather (we hope) weekend, Memorial Day kicks off grilling season for food lovers across the country. So fire up the grill and start the summer Cooking Channel-style by mixing and matching our new, [...]

Missing: A Harbor Bar Summer

Over the weekend, during an unusually hot fall Saturday, I dug into my freezer and unearthed a single, lonely Harbor Bar.  This last vestige of a long, bountiful summer served as a lonely indicator that the party was indeed over… 

Canning Tomatoes: Many (Dirty) Hands Make Light Work

The end of summer means that once again my husband and I, along with a couple of friends, are undertaking a major tomato canning extravaganza. We work together to stock all of our shelves with jars of tomato-y goodness for the year to come, methodically processing the fresh tomatoes from firm, whole fruit to bubbling [...]

Summer Foods Bucket List

Bad news: summer’s almost over. This means two things 1) it’s almost time for pumpkin pie, caramel apples and butternut squash soup and about a million more amazing fall foods, and 2) you’d better get your hands on the summer foods you won’t see for another full year. Relax, there’s time to get your paws [...]

Labor Day, Labor-Free

In our opinion, there should be absolutely no labor on Labor Day. Sure, the office is closed, but if you’re planning to entertain on Monday, we’re here to make sure you don’t spend the day hard at work in the kitchen. With our mix-and-match menus of no-cook dishes, you can throw together a feast without [...]

Summer Fest: Savory Stone Fruit

We’re teaming up with other food and garden bloggers to host Summer Fest 2010, a season-long garden party. Each week we’ll feature favorite garden-to-table recipes and tips to help you enjoy the bounty, whether you’re harvesting your own goodies or buying them fresh from the market. To join in, check out awaytogarden.com. I got a [...]

Matt’s Ice Cream Terrine with Sautéed Peaches

As much as I love entertaining, I find it just a wee bit difficult to commit hours to my kitchen when everyone is outside enjoying summer. I want to heed the call of the margarita, of the ribs, of just about anything that happens outside during those warm summer evenings filled with great food and [...]

Hot Dog Days of Summer

Beautiful weather and a fanatic love of the hot dog brought out a crowd for the Fifth Annual Great Hot Dog Cookoff last weekend in Brooklyn, NY. I was among the hungry, ready, and willing to gorge on this year’s impressive entries.

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