Sun-Dried Tomato Salad
This tangy dish is easy to prepare and is especially delicious in the summertime.
Summer
Seasonal Recipes
When it’s hot out, you probably don’t want to eat something hot, let alone stand over the stove cooking it for an hour. Here are some recipes for “hot weather foods” that require a minimum of cooking and allow maximum enjoyment of the warm weather.
Tofu Burgers
A thick chunk of marinaded and grilled tofu makes a satisfying veggie burger.
Tomato Basil Relish
A simple, colorful mixture of tomato, basil, and onion.
Tomato Cheese Tart
An extremely simple dish that is always a hit. Everyone who eats it raves about the crust.
Tomato Garlic Sauce
A rich, garlic-heavy sauce that goes especially well with pasta, eggplant, and strong cheese.
Tomato Soup
This ultra simple soup can be eaten hot or cold and is the perfect way to enjoy summer tomatoes. Don't let the cooking time scare you - this tomato soup practically cooks itself.
Tortellini Salad
A very simple yet surprisingly tasty salad, perfect as a first course or on a picnic.
Tzatziki – Cucumber Dip/Sauce
Yogurt and cucumber combine into quick, simple, and very refreshing dip or sandwich topping.
Vegetable Juice
Vegetables are full of vitamins, and drinking vegetable juice is a wonderful way to get a big dose of them. But there's no need to rush out and buy V-8 juice when you can make your own. Pick and choose your veggies from the list below, but for maximum benefit, it's best to include at least five different ones.
Vichyssoise
This simple combination of potatoes and leeks makes a deliciously creamy, chilled soup.