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Eat in-season this spring
Mon, 03/30/2009 - 16:22 — whitney
In-season produce tastes better and is better for you than the out-of-season variety. Here are some recipes to help you get your fix of spring food.
Spring produce: Asparagus. This pungent crop can often get a bad rep because of it's unique flavor. Try the folic acid-packed green again as part of a delicious risotto.
Try it tonight: Asparagus Risotto
Spring produce: Radishes. Normally relegated to side dish status, take this exciting, vitamin-rich veggie into the entrée category.
Try it tonight: Hoisin Chicken and Radish Stir-Fry
Spring produce: Rhubarb. A colorful, fun vegetable to cook with, rhubarbs are most delicious in the spring.
Try it tonight: Sautéed Salmon with Rhubarb Marmalade
Spring produce: Avocados. If you like butter, you'll love avocados. Perfectly flavored during spring, try this soft, savory fruit today!
Try it tonight: Chicken Avocado Egg Rolls
Other, in-season produce to experiment with this spring: strawberries, spinach, apricots, flava beans, mangoes and carrots.
--Whitney Teal
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