Category: Recipes

Watermelon-Tomato Panzanella with Burrata

When local tomatoes are in season, it's the perfect time to make this delicious salad using lots of fresh herbs! I love the addition of watermelon and creamy burrata (found by the fresh mozzarella in grocery stores). Enjoy! - Anna

Yummy Fruit Dip

I tend to eat a lot of fruit in the summer, and this dip is so easy and tasty, it's a go-to. Also, a fun BBQ app to share with others. - Whitney

Spicy Salmon Salad Rice Bowls

This recipe has quickly become my absolute favorite. It is like having sushi in a bowl, but the fish is cooked so it feels more home-cook friendly. It is easy to prepare and tastes great as leftovers. I was pleasantly surprised to find furikake at my local Hannaford made with Maine seaweed (Ocean’s Balance Bonito Furikake is what I use)! - Emma

Honey Garlic Chicken Thighs

I recently visited my son, Jamie and his girlfriend Emily, and they had this wonderful chicken cooked in the crockpot. The chicken was delicious, but what I really enjoyed was seeing my granddogter, Rosie! - Nancy

Maple Glaze

In honor of Maine maple season, here’s a recipe for a glaze that works well on fish and meats. Great for Brussels sprouts, too. - Charlene

Slow Cooker Beef Stew

“I'm a fan of this slow cooker recipe. It's a winner and very hands-off!” - Kat

Gruyere Gougeres

From the kitchen of Lisa Steele, Coop to Kitchen.

O.K. Squares

This is an oldie from my Mem. Growing up, she always made the tastiest treats, especially around the holidays. This was a favorite from her list of ten recipes she'd make each year to share and give as gifts. ~ Whitney

Brown Sugar Maple Chocolate Pecan Pie Bars

While I love baking cookies for the holidays, I do like to have some good bar recipes because they are no-fuss and quick. I don’t recall where I originally found this recipe, but it’s a perfect blend of pecan pie and chocolate. ~ Charlene

Tourtiere Pie

Originally from the December 1979 edition of Seventeen Magazine, this recipe has become my family’s New Year’s Eve meal. For added festivity, use any extra pastry dough to cut out stars to add to the top of the pie. ~ Emma