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This is dangerously easy to make. No need to order store-bought ice cream cake for birthdays anymore!
Corn on the cob is often prepared by boiling or steaming, but if you don't mind an extra step, the rewards found in grilling it are many and delicious.
"Back then the recipes in cooking magazines were more complicated than what you might find today," Nancy says. "They were longer, had more steps and more elaborate techniques, but for the most part they were worth the effort."
What can you do with leftover watermelon rinds? Tossing them into the compost is one option, but here's an even better idea: turn them into pickles!
Icebox cake is so named because it relies not on an oven, as most cakes do, but rather on an icebox. In other words, it is a terrific cake to make in the summertime.
Gazpacho usually comes in one of two colors: red or green. But there's no reason why you shouldn't give yellow gazpacho a try.
Whether you're a notable sixty-nine-year-old violinist or a grandchild who loves to play with dough, these crunchy cookies are sure to lift your mood.
Cherry season is fading fast, but there's still a little time to capture summer in a bottle by making a cherry shrub.
These days, Natalie is the one making imam bayildi for her grandchildren. She has re-created the recipe to the best of her memory, with a few tweaks.
The lobster roll: an East Coast classic that is really just now starting to gain traction in the west.