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Salt Cod Fish Cakes

Camilla MacPhee, a longtime resident of Souris, Prince Edward Island, fondly remembers when staples like salt beef, salt cod, potatoes, turnips, beets, parsnips, and carrots came entirely from neighboring...

Fish Tacos

Author: Lourdes Castro

Grilled Mushroom Antipasto Salad

Keep the mushrooms whole or in large pieces (so they don't fall through the grate), and you will be rewarded with burnished, concentrated mushroom goodness.

Author: Brad Leone

Grilled Corn with Herbs

Author: Ian Knauer

Barbecued Pork Burgers with Slaw

Author: Alexis Touchet

Summer Corn and Cod Chowder

Author: Larraine Perri

Lychee Martini

Enid P. Saldana of San Juan, Puerto Rico, writes: "I would love to get the recipe for the lychee Martini they serve at Kittichai, in New York City." This summer, enjoy a vodka Martini with a real twist...

Fried Artichoke Sandwich

The battered and fried artichokes in this vegan sandwich recipe have a satisfying crunch and a kind of buttery and tangy bite to them that you're going to love.

Author: Lauren Toyota

No Bake Fresh Fruit Pie

Author: Susan Purdy

Two Berry Shortcakes

Author: Melissa Roberts-Matar

Burst Cherry Tomato Pasta

Smashing some of the tomatoes as they cook helps create a chunky sauce, while others stay whole for juicy surprises in every bite.

Author: Molly Baz

Ants on a Log Celery Salad

A sophisticated take on the beloved children's snack of celery with peanut butter and raisins, this salad is a study in textures with chewy dates, crisp apple, and fresh herbs.

Author: Molly Baz

Pasta with Kielbasa and Swiss Chard

Author: Alexis Touchet

Bacon Cheddar Jalapeño Muffins

You only need one bowl to mix this easy, cheesy, savory-and-sweet corn muffins.

Author: Margarita Manzke

Brownie Ice Cream Sandwich

I use my favorite no-churn ice-cream recipe in these ice-cream sandwiches which makes them really quick and easy. You could use your own favorite ice-cream; just defrost it slightly so you can spread it...

Author: Martha Collison