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10 Labor Day Desserts for Your End-of-Summer Cookout (opens the original)
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As the unofficial end of summer, Labor Day weekend is a great time to enjoy all the best summer flavors before the season comes to a close. Whether you’re squeezing in one last trip to the beach or lake, or you’re gathering your friends and family for a backyard barbecue, we’ve got the best end-of-summer desserts to include on your Labor Day menu. Sit back, relax, and treat yourself. From peaches to berries to pineapple—and even corn.—these desserts make the most of late-summer produce and the l
8 Late-Summer Dinners to Make Before the Seasons Change (opens the original)
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Some places in the country are officially in that strange liminal space between seasons, still too hot for apples and pumpkin spice, but the extreme summer heat seems to be making way for fall. School is back in session for many, so we’ve gathered some of our best recipes to make the most of the late summer harvest from your garden or the farmers’ market. If you’re looking for some new ways to use up your tomatoes, peaches, and summer squash, we’ve got the recipes you need. From pasta with the e
6 Refreshing Watermelon Recipes to Make Before the Season Ends (opens the original)
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Don’t let summer end without making the most of the season’s best fruit. You don’t need to do much to watermelon for it to be classified as a refreshing warm-weather treat. Sliced and stacked on a platter is sometimes all you need, and it always hits the spot on a hot afternoon. But if you find yourself with a lot of watermelon to use up before it goes bad, or you grew your own and your garden has given you an abundance of summer’s largest and tastiest fruit (lucky you!), we’ve got several recip
Too Hot to Cook? These No-Oven Summer Dinners Bring Big Flavor Fast (opens the original)
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We’ve officially reached the part of high summer when it’s too warm to cook dinner in a hot kitchen. No one wants to come home from work at the end of the day and sweat over their food. We’re avoiding turning on the oven at all costs, but there are still plenty of delicious meals you can make quickly on the stovetop that don’t heat up your kitchen. Using your slow cooker and air fryer creates even less heat. So, in our quest to keep kitchens cool for the rest of the summer, we’re sharing some su
6 New Garden-Fresh Tomato Recipes to Make Before Summer Ends (opens the original)
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We’ve reached that high summer peak when gardens are overflowing and full of juicy produce ripened by the sweltering afternoon sun. It’s a time that brings us some of the best flavors of the season, namely tomatoes. When tomatoes are at their peak, they don't need much to shine. Toss them in a simple salad, layer them in a pie crust to make a rustic and savory pie or galette, blend them into a puree with some cream for a classic tomato soup, or just stack them between two slices of bread for the
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