(2020) Chilled Summer Squash Soup

This recipe was just made for the contents of this week’s box. Adapted from Serious Eats. I think I’ll have enough squash for a small casserole and this soup (although I may have to cut it down from the three pounds of squash called for.)

(2020) No Cook Refrigerator Pickles

This one was published in the Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin from the Georgia Department of Agriculture but I don’t remember when! It calls for onions, but I like making it with rounds of zucchini or yellow squash, and maybe some sticks of green onion for that onion flavor.

(2020) Hawaiian Style Sesame Cabbage Salad

I’ve been craving Asian flavors, so here’s what I’d do with my cabbage and green onions. It’s a recipe from Saveur magazine. Sort of a take on old ramen noodle slaw recipes that have been around since maybe the 70s? The directions say to serve immediately and certainly the crushed ramen is crunchy that way, but I secretly like these salads best when they’re a day old and the noodles have softened and absorbed the goodness from the dressing.

(2020) Alu Gobhi

My other cauliflower go-to recipe is from Chef Archna Malhotra Becker of Bhojanic. Have you checked out their touchless takeout heat & serve meals? We loved the Memorial Day picnic meal we ordered last week. Great value, too. Having a tandoori chicken around seems like a good idea these days.

Do you have a bullet-style coffee grinder dedicated to spices? Chef Archna advocates grinding whole spices for the best flavor. I’ve made this without the chili pepper and still love it. Can’t make do without the cilantro, though.

(2020) Parmesan Roasted Broccoli

In the interest of balancing out those cauliflower recipes, here’s a roasted broccoli recipe from meal kit service PeachDish. It’s so good that it made my son proclaim his *love* for broccoli. PeachDish featured it as a side with balsamic tomato steak.