Garlic
Marinated Baby Artichokes
These make a wonderful addition to any summer salad or antipasto. They can also be served as a side dish with roasted or grilled lamb.
Vietnamese Dipping Sauce
Known as nuoc cham, this Vietnamese table sauce is used to season dumplings, soups, and noodle dishes.
Rosemary Balsamic Marinade
This goes remarkably well with steak.
Roasted Garlic Aïoli
You can make this garlic mayonnaise with a mortar and pestle or a food processor—we’ve provided directions for each method. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator up to 3 days.
Roasted Garlic Vinaigrette
Refrigerate the vinaigrette in an airtight container up to 3 days.
Zucchini Pie
If yellow zucchini are unavailable, you can use all green zucchini to make this pie.
Red Chile Sauce
Be sure your kitchen is well ventilated when you soak the New Mexican and guajillo chiles; their vapors can be a mild irritant.
Stewed Baby Artichokes with Fava Beans
Frozen lima beans may be substituted for fava beans; start with the second step.
Fried Yuca with Lemon
Yuca is a starchy root with tough, brown skin, crisp, white flesh, and a mild flavor. It is also known as cassava.
Tuscan Kale with Caramelized Onions and Red-Wine Vinegar
Tuscan kale, also known as cavolo nero, dinosaur kale, and lacinato kale, is sweeter and more tender than regular kale, which can be used instead but may require more cooking time.
Swiss Chard with Olives
Don’t worry if your pan seems overcrowded with the chard; it will quickly wilt and lose most of its volume as it cooks. Cooking the stems a bit longer than the leaves will ensure they become perfectly tender. If you prefer, seed the jalapeño pepper before using.