Summer Recipes

  • Roasted Salmon Citrus Salad with Leeks and Asparagus

    Quick and nutritious, this salmon salad is loaded with luscious citrus, fresh asparagus, roasted leeks, piquant capers and a splash of Honey Champagne Vinegar Dressing. Add some crisp cucumbers, radishes and boiled eggs for a meal that will become a fast favorite.

  • Oregon Summer Popsicles

    This trio of easy-to-make frozen pops will keep summer heat at bay! Make one or all three: Roasted Strawberry with Balsamic Vinegar and Coconut Milk, Nutella and Chocolate Almond Milk, and Thai Iced Tea.

  • Mortadella and Pistachio Maltagliati with Dijon Cream Sauce

    Maltagliati is Italian for 'badly cut', which means there is no pressure to be perfect when hand-cutting these pasta ribbons. Just slash fresh pasta sheets into strips, boil, then toss with a Dijon mustard cream sauce and seared mortadella.

  • Jerk Tuna with Apple Mango Slaw

    "Jerk" has been popular in the Caribbean for centuries to describe a flavorful spice blend and marinade made with allspice and chiles. Delicious on chicken, seafood and pork, our version can be prepared in minutes for a tasty twist on tuna.

  • Honey Sriracha-Glazed Chicken

    This chicken hits all the right notes with its sweet honey and spicy sriracha glaze, balanced by sour lime and salty, gluten-free tamari sauce.

  • Honey and Garlic Glazed Chicken with Roasted Red Potatoes and Char-Steamed Green Beans

    Glazing with honey, crushed garlic and a pinch of spices makes for deliciously easy, juicy chicken.

  • Mediterranean Cauliflower Rice Bowl

    This gluten-free, vegetarian cauliflower rice bowl looks amazing and tastes fantastic!

  • Fresh Grilled Vegetable Stack

    A few seconds on the grill brings out the dramatic color and flavor of vegetables. Simply season, grill, stack and dress for a show-stopping presentation.

  • Cured Salmon with Sangrita

    Considered a delicacy across many cultures, cured salmon is an alternative to grilling or baking. An assortment of herbs and spices help draw out the fish’s natural liquids, while adding flavor.