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Good Dish: A Case for Crab Apples (opens the original)
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(Sept. 24, 2026) While I have no recollection of having planted the crab apple tree that is thriving on a bank at my home on Cape Cod, it is obviously somehow there. Other than admiring its lovely pale pink spring blossoms, Iâve never paid much attention to the tree nor considered cooking anything with the fruit it bears. This recently changed when I came upon a crab apple tree growing amidst a family memberâs pear and apple orchard in Maine. The tree was breathtakingly beautiful, laden with
Nostalgic September recipes: Tomato soup time (opens the original)
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(Sept. 10, 2026) My parents were big fans of the singer Andy Williams, and for some reason the arrival of September this year got me thinking about Williams singing, not his famous âMoon Riverâ rendition, but his version of the Broadway musical hit âTry to Remember the Kind of September.â As I am now reflecting back on my childhood memories from my parentsâ era, recollections of September do indeed seem like a time when âlife was slow and oh, so mellow . . . when life was so tender t
Good Dish: Late August Pasta-Bilities (opens the original)
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(Aug. 27, 2026) I tend not to cook much pasta during the summer months unless Iâm making the occasional cold pasta salad. I seem to end up planning most of our summer dinners around outdoor grilling with fresh seasonal salads and vegetables as accompaniments. Yet, as August draws to a close and dusk falls a little bit earlier each evening, I find that I gradually begin to feel like serving pasta for dinner, particularly on rainy evenings. Mind you, Augustâs finale doesnât induce cravings f
Good Dish: Cool as a cucumber – or a tomato (opens the original)
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(Aug. 13, 2026) While the term the âdog days of summerâ is intended to define a 40-day summer stretch of hot and humid weather running from July 3 to Aug. 11, I donât think last weekâs sultry and scorching weather is suddenly going to be over come Tuesday. The âdog daysâ term itself dates back to ancient Greeks and Romans who believed Sirius, a bright dog star inside the Canis Major constellation, was the cause of excessive heat due to it rising and setting alongside the sun througho
Summer string beans may not be sexy, but they're still tasty (opens the original)
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(Aug. 6, 2026) A few summers ago, I was enjoying a kitchen dinner on Nantucket with a friend who is an excellent home cook. While I donât remember what we had as a main course, I do vividly recall the simply buttered green string beans from Bartlettâs Farm she served as a side vegetable. I guess they struck me as a revelation because these days I tend to think of string beans and the more delicate French-style haricot verts as a vegetable I opt to cook and serve in non-summer months when fre
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