The volume of fruit and vegetables can seem overwhelming, but here are tips for using it all well.
Recipes
Beat the heat, keep the flavor with these no-cook dishes
Ceviche with local fish or zucchini noodles with sauce offer satisfying heat-free dining.
Nuttin’ better: Do-it-yourself nut butter
Peanut, almond and cashew spreads are easy to make in a food processor or blender.
Sea Food: Into the galley at dawn to start fire for coffee and sticky buns
Try these Pecan Orange Sticky Buns, on the ocean or at home.
The Maine Ingredient: No baking needed for divine fruit desserts
A gratin of berries and an easy mousse are quick ways to serve the sweet tastes of summer.
Sea Food: Hosts at sea and ashore can help funnel arguments into melting pot
When two dozen guests vacation together on a schooner, gathering around good food becomes more important than politics.
Give Maine flour the pancake or cookie test for a fast score
Experiment with locally produced flours, and store them in the refrigerator, and the results are bound to be popular.
In praise of trout, cooked almost any style
It’s superb with a fine – not chunky – nut coating, or poached in red wine or roasted with lime and dill.
Chefs give gomasio its season in the condiment limelight
The Japanese blend of sesame seeds and salt lends a savory flavor and light crunch to whatever it’s sprinkled on.
Sea Food: Remote Maine island perfect for lobster bake, but backyard works, too
Wherever it happens, it’s an eating experience everyone should have at least once.