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Grilled Vegetable Salad with Brown Butter Vinaigrette

Grilling vegetables and dressing them with a rich dressing is a revelation. Use as many colors and varieties of vegetables as possible.

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Porchetta-Style Pork Kebabs with White Beans

These pretty kebabs made with pork tenderloin and rosemary branches create similar flavors to traditional Italian porchetta in a fraction of the time.

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Watermelon Cooler

Session Cocktails_Watermelon Cooler_recipe_photo ©2018 Lizzie Monro

Bartending legend Dale DeGroff keeps it simple with his watermelon cooler, which is a supereasy combination of sauvignon blanc, St-Germain, watermelon juice, and a small dose of agave syrup.

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Frosé (a.k.a. Frozen Rosé)

Session Cocktails_Frose_recipe_photo ©2018 Lizzie Monro

When it comes to one of the more ubiquitous portmanteaus in cocktails— frosé, aka frozen rosé—summertime is the right time to break out the blender.

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Pimm’s Cup

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In some ways, the Pimm’s Cup is Britain’s answer to America’s sherry cobbler, given its scant alcohol content and flashy garnish game.

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Lidia Bastianich’s Rigatoni with Italian American Meat Sauce

Lidia Bastianich_Rigatoni with Italian American Meat Sauce

This recipe is a traditional Italian American favorite for Sunday lunch. It makes enough sauce for 4 pounds of pasta. If you have a big crowd, you can use the whole batch, but if you only want to cook 1 pound of pasta, don’t worry—the rest of the sauce will freeze well for several months. On a Sunday, this brings everyone in my family to the table.

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