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Friday, August 2, 2019

Foodie Friday: The Best Hot Weather Meals To Make


When it gets to be the hottest days of Summer, heating up the kitchen doesn't ever sound appealing. But if we want to eat at home, we do have to cook.  Think food that might be served cool, like Heirloom Tomato Gazpacho, or a no bake  light dessert like  Summer Orange Creamsicle Cheesecake. It's not about what you don't want to eat, it's more about making choices that will refresh you and not weigh you down. This recipe roundup features light and zesty recipes will keep you cool on the warmest of days.


HERE: 15 Summer Dishes

Yellow Tomato Gazpacho
Gazpacho is one of my favorite Summer dishes. I make a good one, but it doesn't look like this beautiful dish. The secret is of course, yellow heirloom tomatoes. 
It's gotta be delicious.
Williams - Sonoma

Lychee Rose Mojito
I have only had a sip of a mojito once. It tasted like a salad to me. Maybe that's the point, and what makes them the ultimate Summer Cocktail. This recipe features the lychee fruit muddled with mint. Now this does sound refreshing!
Love Laugh Mirch


Spinach Pesto Pasta Salad With Shrimp
Gluten Free
It's 9:00 AM and I want this right now. The recipe features all fresh ingredients (of course) and is perfect for potluck suppers. In fact, Heather thinks this dish is better
 the second day.
Heather Christo


Chilled Avocado Soup
If you are an avocado lover, like I am, you will eat them any way you can. So why not puree them up into a creamy cold soup? It is said to have a rich but delicate flavor.
Williams Sonoma


Dessert Nachos With Strawberry, Mango and Avocado Salsa
What a great idea for dessert or an afternoon snack! No one will turn down a scoop of these. You make your own tortilla chips, which I do all of the time. Simply use corn tortillas, and add butter, sugar, and cinnamon. I am making this for the deck crew, ASAP.
Pure Wow


Cucumber Gin And Tonic Sorbet
A gin and tonic may be the official drink of Summer, at least it is for " Mr. ShopThis. "  I am not a gin drinker, but I certainly would try this deliciously different cocktail or dessert. Easy to make!
Bourbon And Honey


Summer Nicoise Salad
When given the choice, I always choose Nicoise. This salad has something for everyone - potatoes, grilled asparagus, corn, fresh greens, tomatoes, eggs, avocados, and the most delicious olive oil based dressing. Yes, please!


Roasted Chicken Caprese Sandwich With Truffle Mustard
This recipe had me at 'truffle mustard." Arugula gives this sandwich a peppery bite and ups the vitamins in the recipe.  It's made with rotisserie chicken. It's your choice. Make the chicken yourself or purchase it already made.

No Bake Summer Orange Creamsicle Cheesecake
Said to be moist, tangy and delicious, this light looking dessert is prefect for Summer. That crust is made with golden Oreos. Enough said.

Grilled Scallops With Nori, Ginger
 & Lime
Seafood always sounds good when it is hot. Add some citrus, and it becomes even lighter and zestier. Pro Tip: always seek out "dry scallops." They grill easier.
Bon Appetit


Grilled Peach, Prosciutto and Mozzarella Sandwich
Here's a sweet and salty sammy that is sure to be your Summer fave. It makes a pretty presentation, which I love.
Pure Wow


Berry Grilled Chicken Salad
I love a salad like this. It features the best of Summer with a dose of fresh lemon vinaigrette.
Life Made Sweeter


Frosé (Frozen Rosé)
Have you heard of it? It has been on trend for a season or two. Basically it is frozen rosé. This recipe has only two ingredients - Rosé and strawberries. It just has to be good!
Broma Bakery


Pasta With No Cook Tomato Sauce
No cook? Say what? This dish is packed with fresh flavor and light enough to allow 
for seconds.
Bon Appetit


Marinated Watermelon with Whipped Feta

What an interesting dish! This recipe appeals to me the most of the recipe roundup. It promises to be sweet and savory, while making a colorful presentation.
Food And Wine



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