As the Texans say, “Hooo-dawgie!” This smoky-sweet-hot barbecue sauce will light up your taste buds and is especially wonderful brushed over ribs hot off the grill. The natural sweetness of ripe cherries pairs beautifully with the deep, earthy heat of chipotle peppers and the tang of vinegar and lime. It’s bold yet balanced — a...Read More
Cherry clafoutis is a simple yet elegant way to celebrate the fleeting cherry season, whether served as a brunch centerpiece or a light summer dessert. This streamlined take on the classic French recipe uses pitted cherries for easier eating, while preserving all the rustic charm. Serve it warm from the oven, with a spoonful of...Read More
This versatile vinaigrette is featured with the Arugula Cherry Salad, but it also pairs beautifully with roast chicken or duck, charred hanger steak, pork chops or roasts, and grilled salmon or swordfish. The key ingredient is a tart cherry syrup, commonly produced in Eastern Europe and often used for sodas or cocktails. It works much...Read More
This salad works well as a topping or side for pork chops, grilled or roasted chicken, or a side dish with meat. If you want to make it more of a stand alone salad, add greens like escarole, watercress, frisée, shreds of Little Gem lettuce or the inner leaves of a butter lettuce or microgreens...Read More
Even though this vinegar will have a lovely cherry flavor after infusing for a week, allowing the cherries to steep in the vinegar a few more weeks will result in a much deeper, robust flavor. It’s definitely worth the wait! INGREDIENTS: 2 cups cherries, washed, pitted, and coarsely chopped 2 cups good quality, dark balsamic...Read More
