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Before summer is officially over I decided I better get in a few more tasty meals featuring the best of the summer produce while it’s still in season, and so here we are. This Grilled Salmon with Avocado Greek Salsa is unbelievably delicious and it’s actually so easy to prepare! Yes it may require a bit of chopping and I definitely recommend chopping everything itty bitty – to give it more of a salsa fresca type feel rather than a salad, but the extra bit of chopping is so worth it in the end! My husband, my mom and myself couldn’t get over how good this was (especially for how easy it was to make it)! I also love how it all comes together so well, the salsa goes perfectly with the salmon as well as the orzo. This salsa would also be delicious on chicken or beef if that’s what you’ve got on hand but do try it at least once with the salmon because it is oh so good! I think I’ll have to squeeze this one it at least one or two more times before it starts too cold for grilling outside. I j...

Chicken Pasta in Creamy White Wine Parmesan Cheese Sauce will remind you of your favorite Italian dining experience! Italian seasoning, white wine and Parmesan cheese come together as one to flavor this creamy chicken pasta combination. With only 30 minutes of total work, it’s simple, fast and delicious! It almost sounds too easy to be as good as it is. This chicken spaghetti recipe calls for 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts and 12 oz of spaghetti. Use thin chicken breasts. If you can’t find thin ones, just butterfly thick ones. Tenderizing works too, even though I didn’t tenderize mine, just got thin ones from the store. Chicken Pasta in Creamy White Wine Parmesan Cheese Sauce will remind you of your favorite Italian dining experience! Italian seasoning, white wine and Parmesan cheese come together as one to flavor this creamy chicken pasta combination. With only 30 minutes of total work, it’s simple, fast and delicious! Ingredients For cooking chicken: 4 boneless skinless chicken ...

A lot of stew recipes call for cooking the meat and vegetables at the same time, leaving the latter overcooked and mushy. Here, you first braise the meat with onions in red wine and beef broth until a rich sauce develops. Then, after about an hour, add carrots, celery, and potatoes. By the time the vegetables are cooked, the beef is perfectly tender—all that’s left is to stir in some frozen peas for a little freshness and color. Spoon this rich, dark, comforting stew over egg noodles, Polenta, or our Celery Root Purée, or just pass around plenty of crusty bread to scoop up all the rich sauce. INGREDIENTS (15) 1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour 2 teaspoons kosher salt, plus more for seasoning 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper, plus more for seasoning 1 (3-pound) boneless chuck roast 3 tablespoons vegetable oil 1 medium yellow onion, large dice 2 tablespoons tomato paste 1 cup dry red wine 4 cups (1 quart) low-sodium beef broth 2 bay leaves 4 fresh thyme sprigs 3 medium car...