Zucchini
Beef Tenderloin with Spring Vegetables
Stew made with lamb may be known as the national dish, but beef is actually the most popular meat today. It turns up everywhere, including Tinakilly House in Rathnew, Ireland, where they offer this lovely dish. It's served with Champ (Green Onion Mashed Potatoes).
Scallop and Vegetable Stir-Fry
By Katherine Grasso
Hearty Moussaka with Low-Fat White Sauce
Loaded with vegetables and topped with Parmesan cheese, this will satisfy the biggest hunger on the coldest winter night.
Grilled-Vegetable Pasta Salad with Parsley Vinaigrette
For extra eye appeal, use tricolor pasta in this fresh-from-the-garden salad.
Mexican Corn
By Rosie Bialowas
Low-Fat Vegetable Soup
By Deana Herman-Kulsuptrakul
Pisto Manchego
By Marjorie Altman
Fudgy Orange-Zucchini Cake with Orange Glaze
This dense orange cake, drizzled with orange glaze, is always a favorite at the annual P-Patch harvest banquet.
Broiled Baby Zucchini Boats with Parmesan Crust
Usher in the zucchini season with these neat little vessels. They're tender and moist with a pungent, crunchy top. You might also attract a few young children to zucchini in the process. Let them sprinkle on the cheese and this may actually interest them in eating the final result.
By Mollie Katzen
Zucchini with Raisins and Pine Nuts
The use of raisins and pine nuts in lightly sweet-and-sour sauces probably came to Sicily from Turkey; these ingredients also turn up in the cooking of Venice, long a commercial gateway to Turkey and the East, but less commonly in the anchovy-and-tomato sauces that are so fundamental to the Sicilian kitchen. Note that the zucchini in this dish is cooked rather soft, in the traditional Italian manner; if you want a more contemporary crisp product, add the zucchini toward the end for a quick cooking in the thickened sauce.
By Elisabeth Rozin
Grilled Vegetable Hero
This recipe can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
This sandwich goes well with macaroni salad and sweet-potato chips. Scoop strawberry ice cream into waffle cones afterward.