Tomatoes

Celebrate the start of summer food holidays with with a colorful Cinco de Mayo bowl filled with spicy shrimp and a zesty mango salsa. I …

This show-stopper seven layer salad is a real crowd pleaser, served with a surprising and unique creamy salsa vinaigrette dressing.

It’s probably not entirely kosher for a vegetable gardener to admit this, but, if given my druthers, I’d skip over spring harvest cooking entirely and …

Creole spiced shrimp, fresh vegetables, and herbs top this ramen noodle bowl with a luscious guacamole sauce.

A healthier alternative to the classic salad, this Cobb Salad Lentil Bowl is served vegetarian over wonderful black beluga lentils. It’s protein-loaded and incredibly tasty …

The classic favorite gets a boost of flavor and texture in this rich and creamy tomato tortellini soup. Jump to Recipe There are many soups …

One of my favorite cooking times of the year is the summer-to-fall crossover that occurs every September. Summer favorites, like tomatoes, peppers, peaches, and berries, …

Oven-Roasted Cherry Tomato Paste preserves the complex, sweet-tart richness of summer’s best cherry tomatoes, and concentrates it into a gourmet, homemade tomato paste that you …

August and September are my favorite food months. My vegetable gardens are usually full and lush, with all of my favorite summer vegetables and pantry …

Let me put this right out there: I love the galette. Especially savory ones. …

Back when SoupAddict was a kid (and thought Campbell’s Vegetable Soup with a little vinegar was the cat’s meow, as far as soup was concerned), …

This has been a lentil kind of winter so far. I’m completely in love with the little bright red lentil — it goes in everything: …

Bolognese — or ragù, as I knew it growing up — and I have a long history of discontent. My go-to method was clunky, plain, …

It’s September 19th, and I don’t think I can procrastinate any longer. Despite mustering up my very deepest reserves of denial and avoidance, the inevitable …

It’s mid-September, and this week finds me starting my annual tomato panic. The chill in the evening air signals an all-too-soon forthcoming end to my …

As summer marches onward, exiting (thankfully) a brutally hot July, I can’t help but be struck by all the ways Nature finds to surprise us …

This summer’s growing season has been emotionally harrowing — exuberant highs and furrowed-brow lows. When July’s heat wave arrived … and made itself right at …

About a year ago, I had a book crisis. As a life-long avid reader — I spent many a teenage night cowering under my blankets …