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Baker Extraordinaire Rosie Daykin Shares 5 Summer-Ready Recipes

Discover what food she loves making for friends and family.

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If Summer Were A Salad

Try this If Summer Were A Salad recipe from Rosie Daykin’s new cookbook Let Me Feed You. Close your eyes and imagine the juice of a ripe nectarine dribbling down your chin, the faint smell of warm earth on tomatoes and the lingering perfume of fresh mint…

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Zucchini And Couscous Salad

Try this Zucchini And Couscous Salad recipe from Rosie Daykin’s new cookbook Let Me Feed You. The dressing for this salad can be made a day ahead. Once dressed, store this dish, covered, in the refrigerator for up to three days.

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Pineapple Honey Ribs

Try this Pineapple Honey Ribs recipe from Rosie Daykin’s new cookbook Let Me Feed You. This is a great dish to prepare in advance. You can boil the ribs in the juice and then store them, covered, in the fridge overnight, until you’re ready to bake.

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Curried Chicken Sandwich

Try this Curried Chicken Sandwich recipe from Rosie Daykin’s new cookbook Let Me Feed You. Butter’s curried chicken has always proven to be one of the most popular lunch options at the bakery, especially when stuffed inside one of our flaky croissants.

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Chocolate Berry Shortcake

Try this Chocolate Berry Shortcake recipe from Rosie Daykin’s new cookbook Let Me Feed You. A showstopper of a dessert for the summer season! If you’re feeling a little more restrained, you can always halve the recipe and make a single layer cake.

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Grilled Zucchini With Fennel Fronds And Toasted Hazelnuts

“This is a really good recipe to serve family-style at a barbecue because it can sit out and only gets better the longer it marinates,” says Brooklyn artist-turned-blogger Julia Sherman. “Using a charcoal grill will give it a nice smoky taste.”…

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Flank Steak With Bean Sprouts And Kimchi-Miso Dressing

“The kimchi-miso dressing is spicy and salty (described by a friend as tasting like Asian Doritos, in a good way),” says Brooklyn artist-turned-blogger Julia Sherman. “It would make a great dip for cucumbers, carrots or celery.”…

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Grilled Moroccan Lamb With Honey Yogurt And Za’atar Bread

“We were in Morocco this year, and those flavors were new to me, so I started playing around at home,” says Toronto restauranteur Colin Tooke. “It’s perfect for a summer barbecue. Most of the ingredients are easy to find, and it’s foolproof to make. You can switch to pork if…

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Quick Charred Cabbage Salad

This cabbage salad makes a perfect summer side dish — but as an alternative, you could add a chicken thigh or a few scallops and call it dinner.

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Oyster & Clam BBQ

If you can’t get your hands on littleneck clams, nice plump mussels are also a good choice. You will need enough chicken wire to cover your barbecue grill for this recipe.

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Korean Glazed Chicken Wings

Dry brining these wings ahead helps crisp up the skin and season the meat.

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Smoky Stir-Fried Vegetable Chow Mein

This flavourful vegetable chow mein is a good foil for the spicy wings.

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Seafood Paella

A thin, 13-inch flat-bottomed pan is ideal for this recipe. If your seafood cooks too quickly, use tongs to remove it to a bowl, and return it to the pan when you cover the rice to steam.

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3 Vibrant Middle Eastern Dishes From Cookbook, Honey & Co. At Home

In their third cookbook, chefs Itamar Srulovich and Sarit Packer of the beloved U.K. Honey & Co. restaurants inspire with fresh and flavorful Middle Eastern recipes that are close to their hearts. Recipes run the gamut from the homey to the spectacular (check out their Pickled Peach…