Food and Drink

Lightly sweetened Greek yogurt gets studded with fresh strawberries and chocolate chips then frozen so you can break it into chunks just like chocolate bark (but healthier!).

Avocado crema is one of those delicious no-cook sauces that perks up whatever it’s served with.

Skip standing over a hot stove and instead, bake the whole batch at once on a sheet pan. The results are equally tender, sweet, and crowd-pleasing.

This summer vegetable soup checks all the boxes. It’s cold, tangy, slightly sweet, light and refreshing.

Grilling gives these shrimp tostadas a boost of smoky flavor, and skewering the shrimp prevents them from falling through the grates while getting even char on each side. 

A well-made salad is a beautiful thing.

Cake, cream, fruit, maybe a shot or two of liqueur: What’s not to like about a trifle? 

After the chipotle salsa-citrus marinade, the steak grills up in minutes, making it easy for a weeknight. While it rests you can prepare your toppings.

Thick fish fillets, such as salmon, halibut and mahi-mahi, taste great on the grill, and the leftovers make a beautiful salad. 

Combine fresh herbs, capers, lemon juice and olive oil, along with the juices collected from the chicken as it rests, to make a simple sauce that livens up this take on poulet frites, or chicken and fries.

This salad may surprise your guests when they wonder how cauliflower can taste as good as potatoes. A chilled rose would be a lovely beverage accompaniment.

This Sicilian ice cream sandwich is simply a split brioche bun with your choice of creamy gelato. The best part? It’s often eaten for breakfast in the hottest months of summer.

The air-fried results are the best of both grilled and boiled worlds: the most tender-crisp kernels, plus some browned kernels and very lightly charred edges. 

Behind every skinny margarita, virgin mai tai, or mocktail of choice, is the desire for a healthier libation. Whether that means fewer calories, less sugar, or less or no alcohol, the demand is real and on the rise.