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Smoked Whitefish Cakes with Cucumber Salsa

Fish cakes make festive party fare. They're especially good when complemented with a cool, colorful and crunchy cucumber, radish and cilantro salsa.

Grilled Vegetables with Cumin, Cilantro, and Salsa Verde

You might have to grill these in batches.

Southwestern Chicory Salad

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Grilled Cumin Chicken Breasts with Avocado Salsa

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Pickled Shrimp

Around the Gulf and other coastal regions of the United States, African-Americans revel in shrimp. In this recipe, the shrimp are spiced twice, once while cooking and a second time in an overnight marinade. Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less but requires additional unattended time.

Broccoli and Chicken Salad with Lemon Dressing

A main-dish salad that's perfect for a casual summer dinner. Using purchased roasted chicken or leftover cooked chicken makes it even easier.

Moroccan Bread with Charmoula and Spiced Lamb

The bread, the lamb and the charmoula--a spicy mix of red bell pepper, onion, cilantro and spices--combine beautifully in this bread from executive chef Rafih Benjelloun of Imperial Fez restaurant in Atlanta.

Halibut with Summer Vegetable Sauce

Delicious with orzo or rice.

Chicken Fried Rice with Fermented Black Beans

This dish is equally delicious prepared with turkey, seafood, beef, or pork.

Arugula, Fennel, and Parmesan Salad

Active time: 15 min Start to finish: 15 min.

Mixed Grilled Vegetables

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Spring Vegetable Ragoût with Fresh Chervil

Chervil's delicate anise flavor enhances the season's baby vegetables. If you don't have chervil, substitute fresh dill.

Calamari Salad with Passion-Fruit Dressing

Adapted from Emerson & Green

Baked Halibut on a Pipérade Bed

Halibut is the largest member of the flatfish family, which also includes flounder. It should be cooked with some liquid, such as wine or broth, so the fish stays moist.

Torquato's Tuscan Slaw

This recipe was given to Willinger by the late Torquato Innocenti, the local farmer whom Willinger considered her muse. Whenever she bought vegetables from his stand, he would give her terrific ideas for how to use them. Willinger wanted to honor his recipe-sharing tradition by passing this delicious slaw along to our readers.
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