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	Locavore Squash & Italian Meatball Stir-Fry by Sherri Williams There is nothing better than wonderful summer veggies from my local farmer's market. Our small but wonderful farmer's market in Crestview Florida has such great veggies, fruits and other homemade goodies to offer our community.This quick and easy Italian recipe will be ready in no time. It's simply delicious!	17 votes 17 reviews 8 comments 11453 views
	Spinach & Artichoke Pierogi (Polish Dumplings) by ChaCha Can Cook I use my Aunt Pearl's Dough recipe and I decided to make a filling different from the norm (Potato & Cheese or Cabbage). I they taste great and go very well with the potato. The bite from the artichoke plays nicely against the cheese and garlic mixture.	1 vote 1 review 3 comments 7226 views
	Tortilla Espanola by RecipeKing Tortilla Espanola-is a delicious, meatless recipe commonly found on many menus in Spain; (Do not confuse this with the Mexican corn or flour tortilla we are used to in the U.S.). This is more of an omelet and cooked on the stovetop. Ingredients include: Eggs, potatoes, onions, spinach and cheese. It is well-seasoned and takes under…	1 vote 3811 views
	Baked asparagus with balsamic sauce and bulgur by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica Delicious and healthy dish wonderful in taste and aroma.	3 votes 4148 views
	Cauliflower and Tofu Casserole by Gourmandelle LifestyleBlog I really enjoy making casseroles because I like eating foods that are creamy on the inside and crunchy on the outside. I made this dish a couple of days ago and it was a success! Even my “always-eating-meat-and-dairy” parents enjoyed it and trust me this means that it was good! My granny used to make cauliflower casseroles but…	3 votes 4244 views
	Orange Asparagus Pie with Sweet Potato Mash by Hungry Jenny For an 8" pie dish (serves 3-4)	2 votes 1636 views
	Zucchini Crusted Pizza SP7 by Wendy Saxena-Smith The crust is made of zucchini, a healthy, low-carb substitute for traditional pizza dough! Don’t worry if you don’t have access to Pecorino. Just replace it with Parmesan. And for the final touch, don’t forget to drizzle your pizza with extra virgin olive oil once it has finished cooking.	1 vote 1242 views