Summer Recipes
- Caribbean Shrimp Tostadas
The oohs and aahs at the table will quickly change to mmm as everyone gets a mouthful of the spicy shrimp, sweet mango, creamy avocado and crisp vegetables atop these Cozumel-inspired tostadas.
- Caramelized Phyllo Napoleons with White Chocolate Cream and Strawberry-Rhubarb Coulis
A delicious pastry of French origin, Napoleons are also known as mille-feuille, which translates to “cake of a thousand sheets.”
- Red Lentil Veggie Burgers with Onion Straws and Zesty Potato Salad
An alternative to traditional hamburgers, these flavorful veggie-legume burgers are packed with nutritious ingredients. To make this meal even better, top burgers with onion straws and serve with a side of potato salad.
- White Chocolate and Coconut Cream Cake
Only eight ingredients go into this light and airy dessert. A creamy coconut and white chocolate filling flecked with lime zest sits atop an almond biscotti crust for a touch of crunch.
- Vietnamese Pho with Chicken Meatballs
Healthy, quick and delicious pho has rapidly gained popularity in the U.S. Traditionally served with thinly sliced beef, pork, chicken, fish or shrimp, our chef's twist includes flavorful Vietnamese Chicken Meatballs that are worth the extra effort.
- Oregon Firecracker Burger
Crunchy, cracklin' fried onion strings explode on top of burgers made with local freshly ground beef, topped with fiery pickled peppers and hot sauce.
- Indonesian-Style Branzino with Shallot Sambal
A recent trip to the island of Bali inspired this mouthwatering, aromatic recipe. Branzino (European seabass) is mild and sweet with a flakey white flesh that pairs beautifully with the robust flavors of Southeast Asia.
- Buttermilk Scones
You’ll taste the butter and the buttermilk in every bite of these sensational scones. Serve with clotted cream or your fruit preserves.
- Char Siu Pulled Pork Sliders with Sesame and Soy Slaw
This slow-roasted Chinese-Hawaiian pulled pork is marinated in a sweet, garlicky sauce that turns into a sticky, flavorful glaze. Seasoned with Chinese five spice, ginger, pineapple juice and Sriracha, Char Siu (or "fork roast") makes fantastic sliders and is easy to prepare ahead and reheat.