By Grace Hall Celebrate the sunshine with these cute and easy sandy beach yogurt parfaits! This fun recipe is perfect for serving up at a beach themed party for a fun and healthy summer dessert that kids will love.

I’ve been hard at work in the kitchen creating lots of new fun summer themed recipes for kids this week. Today’s beach inspired recipe is the first of lots of new fun food ideas and recipes that will be appearing here on the blog over the next weeks so if you’re in the mood for summer, this is the place to be!

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By Jacqueline Meldrum Calling this a summer root vegetable soup may be a misnomer. Are these summer root vegetables? Well no, but they are pretty much year round crops in Scotland. They are grown or available in the summer, this is the summer and it is such a colourful cheerful soup. Yep I’m sticking with it being a summer soup.Do you eat soup in summer?We do. We eat a lot more salads and light meals in the summer, but we still crave soup, so I have to make a pot fairly regularly.This is Graham’s favourite soup. He loves a chunky root vegetable soup …read more

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By Karen Burns-Booth Tasting English Wine at Three Choirs Vineyard – An idyllic stay with fine food and wine at Three Choirs Vineyard in Gloucestershire. We enjoyed a relaxing and restorative day and night at this beautiful vineyard complex with its “restaurant with rooms” and were treated to some exceptional English wines and amazingly innovative food in the Vineyard Brasserie.

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Fine Food at the Vineyard Brasserie

Set amidst the rolling hills of Gloucestershire is a jewel in the English wine crown, Three Choirs Vinyeard. I know of the vineyard from my days living in Herefordshire, which is one of the neighbouring “three counties” of …read more

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By Stephanie A sweet summer treat to snack on: cute and tender oven-baked grapefruit olive oil donuts. …read more

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By Bintu Looking for the easiest African Pepper Soup recipe? You have found it!! It only takes a few everyday ingredients and minimal effort to whip up this popular African Soup.
Continue reading African Pepper Soup + Tutorial {Gluten-Free, Paleo, Keto} at Recipes From A Pantry. …read more

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By Summer Miller Pound cake is the best friend of the dessert world. It’s not fussy. It can be dressed up with whipped cream and berries, slathered with butter and placed on a grill, or simply sliced and enjoyed alongside a steaming cup of coffee. It’s happy to be loved exactly as it is.
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By Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche I thought about naming this recipe ‘fajita frittata’, but I thought that was just a little too much of a mouthful, even for me (though I have now got a great idea for a tongue twister…). So taco frittata, it is! I tend to put very similar ingredients in both my fajitas and my tacos, so either way works. It’s basically a veggie and bean taco, in frittata form – I do love giving an old favourite a revival in a completely new form!
This taco frittata is simple, but so so effective, and the flavours are gorgeous. Best frittata I’ve …read more

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By Bintu Learn how to make PERFECT fluffy Instant Pot Baked Potatoes in this post!! You will love how easy it is to make potatoes in your Instant Pot in just a few mins.
Continue reading Perfect Instant Pot Baked Potatoes + Tutorial at Recipes From A Pantry. …read more

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By foodwishes@yahoo.com (Chef John) If you ever find yourself in a Spanish restaurant, and they don’t have some version of this garlic shrimp recipe on the menu, immediately get up from your table, and leave. This would be the equivalent of a French bistro that doesn’t serve steak frites. What about vegetarian Spanish restaurants and French bistros? That’s a trick question, since those aren’t a thing. Anyway, the point here is that every Spanish restaurant serves this, and for very good reasons. It’s fast to make, gorgeous to look at, and, if you’re into garlic, one of the most delicious things you’ll ever eat. …read more

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By Erin Alderson If I had my way, my morning routine would be about a three-hour affair. I love quiet, leisurely mornings and most of the time they end in a filling, whole-grain breakfast. This spelt porridge takes a bit of time but it’s primarily hands-off cooking. If you’ve never tried spelt in the morning, it’s a favorite breakfast grain of mine.
Take for example these doughnuts, pancakes, dutch baby, and waffles. The key to a creamy porridge with spelt is the same method I use for making risotto: cracking the grain.
Unlike risotto, I crack the grain a bit smaller. I like the texture …read more

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By Carrie Havranek Pasta has so much going for it: it’s inexpensive, it’s easy to cook, and it’s a blank canvas for the continuous parade of fresh veggies that appear from May through September.
I’m pretty certain I make pasta more in the summer than in the winter — and if that’s not the case, I’m definitely more creative and less inclined toward red sauces in the summertime!
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By Karen Burns-Booth Rainbow Heirloom Tomato Tart – This beautiful tart is easy to make and would make a stunning centrepiece for any summer buffet table or as part of an elegant picnic. There are only three main ingredients in the tart recipe, which relies on delicious British heirloom tomatoes, onion marmalade and puff pastry. If using non-butter puff pastry, the tart is suitable for vegan diners as well as vegetarians of course. Serve with seasonal salad and new potatoes for a fabulous seasonal supper dish.

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Isle of Wight Tomatoes

It’s only a few days away from Midsummer and the Summer Solstice, …read more

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By Coco Morante Here’s a light dinner that’s easy to make last-minute and doesn’t heat up your kitchen! Pressure cook the savory chicken filling, then spoon it into lettuce wraps for an easy meal.
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By Irvin These Brownie Ice Cream Sandwiches have an extra coating of homemade Strawberry Sprinkles which makes them the perfect summer treat! (Jump directly to the recipe.)

This post was sponsored by Clover Sonoma. I was compensated for this post and for developing the recipe. However, all opinions below are completely my own.
Summer is officially here and I for one am SO. EXCITED. I plan on subsisting on a diet of berries, summer stone fruit and ice cream for the next couple of months. True, it’s not a huge shift from my usual diet but when summer hits, I feel like stocking up …read more

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By Erin Alderson I realize that of all the recipes I could share, breadcrumbs may seem like the least cool thing. Plus, do a search on the internet and there are thousands of different ways people make breadcrumbs. Yet, I’m sharing anyway. Primarily because it’s less important how you make breadcrumbs. It’s more important that you do it and you have a few ways in your repertoire to use them.
I’m really the only bread-eater in our house and while I try and freeze bread, I still end up with a stale, end-of-loaf piece. Of course, these breadcrumbs don’t have to wait until you …read more

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By Nick Evans One of my favorite things to do when I’m entertaining people in the summer months is to serve something very casual and familiar—but then add an unexpected twist. Continue reading “Hot Dogs with Spicy Kimchi Slaw” »
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By Bintu These five ingredients and easy to make chocolaty Keto Fat Bomb is what you are being served up today. They are addictive and the perfect low carb and keto snack!!!!!
Continue reading Keto Fat Bomb Recipe – Chocolate Fat Bomb at Recipes From A Pantry. …read more

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By Stephanie If you’re looking for where you can eat the best udon in Tokyo, here are the places you should visit! …read more

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By Sally Vargas Get in line, boys and girls! It’s popsicle time!
When our son had the good sense to leave home after college, popsicles became obsolete in our kid-free zone. Silly me.
It’s time for a comeback. Those cooling, refreshing treats are going to be in my freezer all summer!
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By Marta Rivera This month, we welcome back Marta Rivera for more of her meal plans. Marta is a trained chef, mom of twins, and Army wife – and she is also one of our Simply Recipes recipe testers!
Mid-June in Central Texas brings a whole new meaning to “The Dog Days of Summer.” It is HOT, y’all!
Because of that, I’m looking to create meals that require little to no heat in the kitchen, those that will cool me down, and others that I can set and forget. I’m so glad for sweet tea and cool breezes!
Continue reading “Meal Plan for June Week 3” …read more

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By Bintu Believe me when I say right here and right now that there is no better drink than this Non Alcoholic Sangria.
Bursting with fresh fruity flavours, whipping up a huuuuge jug of this Sangria Mocktail is just the perfect thing for drinks parties, brunches, children’s teas parties, summer picnic, weddings and just for a good all get together with long lost friends. Bonus is that it can be made ahead of time, can be doubled or tripled and very easily adapted into a more traditional to a grownup version like this Sangria Cocktail.
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By foodwishes@yahoo.com (Chef John) Even though I only do it once every few years or so, making salmon gravlax at home is a fun weekend project, and with very little effort, you can produce some very impressive results. I’ve always done this with the traditional fresh dill sprigs, but after enjoying a beet-stained version at Plaj, I decided to try my hand. And, also stain my hand. If you’re just doing a small tail piece like I did, these times and measurements should get you close to what you see here, but if you’re feeling adventurous, and want to do something larger, then you …read more

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By Jacqueline Meldrum I love a puff pastry tart. This tomato, onion and feta tart is my latest and it’s definitely a keeper.I call this a tart, but would you call this a pie? We wouldn’t call this a pie here in the UK as a pie has pastry all round, a pastry lid or at least some depth to the filling. I have a feeling it might be a pie elsewhere in the world. What would you call it?Ready Rolled Puff PastryI started this tart with ready rolled puff pastry, because life is too short to make your own puff pastry.If you …read more

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By Simply Recipes Partners This content was produced in partnership with the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute, a public/private partnership between the state of Alaska and the Alaska seafood industry to promote its wild, natural, and sustainable seafood.
Show of hands: How many of you have stood in front of the fish case, gazing back and forth between your choices and had absolutely no idea what to buy?
We don’t mean just choosing between salmon or halibut for dinner, but what is truly the best choice? Wild-caught or farmed? Pacific or Atlantic fish? Is this particular species being overfished? Is this fish safe to eat? Is it …read more

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By Stephanie Happy Friday! Please tell me there are noodles in your future because every weekend deserves noodles!!! Click on in to find loads of time-wasting articles 🙂 …read more

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