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Daikon and Mustard Greens Stew with Tofu and Quinoa

About This Recipe: I just whipped up the perfect weeknight dinner using fresh picks from my garden. It’s a delicious, plant-based quinoa bowl, brimming with seasonal veggies like crisp daikon radish and lush mustard greens. I’ve tossed in some aromatic herbs for extra flavor. This dish is not only dairy and gluten-free, but it also…

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Air Fried Artichoke

About This Recipe: I just whipped up an amazing air-fried artichoke using one straight from my garden. It’s simple: just steam it, brush it with a mix of olive oil, garlic, and lemon zest, and air fry until golden. It’s my little slice of garden heaven on a plate. Watch Me Make This Recipe (on…

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Orange Ricotta Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting

About This Recipe: For my dad’s birthday, I decided to bake something special and seasonal – an Orange Ricotta Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting. Using fresh oranges at their peak really made a difference. The zest and juice added a bright, citrusy flavor that paired wonderfully with the creamy ricotta and rich cream cheese frosting….

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Triple Fennel Salad and Guanciale Scallops

About This Recipe: “Triple Fennel Salad with Guanciale Scallops,” a celebration of fennel in its peak season. In my garden, fennel flourishes, offering its bulb, fronds, seeds, and pollen. This recipe harnesses the full potential of fennel, incorporating three of these elements to create a dish that sings with seasonal freshness. Thinly sliced fennel bulbs…

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Orange Shrimp and Soba Noodles

About This Recipe: As someone who loves both cooking and eating, I’m always on the hunt for recipes that tick all the boxes: quick, healthy, and incredibly tasty. That’s exactly what I found with my Orange Shrimp and Soba Noodles recipe. It’s become my go-to dish on those busy weeknights when I want something satisfying…

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Split Pea Soup

About This Recipe: Split pea soup holds a special place in my heart, an affection that might surprise many since it isn’t typically considered a CITG classic garden-to-table dish. My fondness for split pea soup runs deep; it was always my birthday meal of choice, and I have fond memories of visiting my sister at…

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