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	Italian Greens - Utica Style by Joanne This is the ever popular dish that you won't find anywhere but in Utica, NY unless the cook/chef has originated from Utica. There is even an annual Greens making contest which draws folks from all over to taste test and vote for the areas best greens.	1 vote 1 review 6500 views
	Italian Pasta and Vegetable Salad by Salad Foodie This pasta salad has a nice texture balance of smooth to crunchy, plus the tart-sweet of red wine vinegar and lemon pepper in the dressing. It makes PLENTY and is always a hit at gatherings. Leftovers keep well refrigerated.	1 vote 2 comments 4639 views
	A Fast, Cooling Soup For A Spring /Summer Starter! by kathy gori Many, many, many years ago grasshoppers, when I was young and impressionable, I bought a set of Real Deal Cordon Bleu Dinnerware. The big sized bistro stuff. This was back in the day when it was still made in France. It was also back in the day when I thought I'd never be cooking for more than 6 people. This made the dinnerware…	2 votes 1 review 2428 views
	Fresh Kale w/ garlic by Evil Fairy This is so simple and taste wonderful. When you blanch it first it seems to have a sweeter flavor to it. It's even good cold. You can do this dish with any Fresh Greens. Spinach is amazing this way...just add a pinch of nutmeg to it. A sprinkle of Parmesan cheese is a good touch Great as a side dish to Quiche	1 vote 2684 views
	Pancetta and asparagus pasta by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica This 5-Ingredient dish is super easy to make, and full of absolutely amazing flavor!	1 vote 1403 views
	Sun-Dried Tomato Polenta with Lentil Puttenesca by Healthy Mamma This is one of those meals you-never-knew-you-couldn't-live-without!	2 votes 1 review 3941 views
	Bread Soup by Judy Rodgers Here is an easy-to-remember recipe for delicious, hearty Tuscan-style bread and vegetable soup. It calls for equal amounts of each vegetable, and then you build the soup starting with the firmest vegetables, finishing with the tenderest ones. You can certainly adjust, or estimate, the amounts of any or all ingredients, but if you’ve…	1 vote 6090 views
	Carrot Noodle Puttanesca by Victoria Prehn Spiralized Carrot "Noodles" pair perfectly with this garlicky, briney, spicy tomato sauce. A delicious low-carb, low-cal alternative to regular pasta.	1 vote 1837 views
	Zucchini Parmesan Fritters With Sour Cream by Doctor Jo Zucchini Parmesan Fritters are a delicious way to use up an over-abundance of zucchini and summer squash. These fritters are crispy on the outside. A dollop of sour cream perfectly compliments them.	1 vote 316 views
	Spinach and Eggplant Rigatoni with Lemon Cream Sauce by Hina Gujral Spinach and Eggplant Rigatoni is one of the simplest pasta recipes and yet so full of flavors though the original recipe had spicy sausages, to give the recipe a pure vegetarian twist I added chili flakes, eggplant and spinach.	1 vote 2413 views
	Unstuffed Artichoke Appetizer by RecipeKing Unstuffed Artichoke Appetizer-is a simple way to make stuffed artichokes WITHOUT stuffing them. This recipe uses canned artichoke hearts, split in half, Panko bread crumbs, garlic and Parmesan cheese; then baked. All done in less than an hour for a delicious and easy to assemble appetizer. It is also a healthy, low fat, low calories,…	1 vote 2657 views
	Stuffed Eggplant Parmigiana by "Cheffie Cooks" Excellent Italian dish any day of the week. My eggplants are plentiful and this garden fresh stuffed vegetable is so delicious.	1 vote 2348 views
	Classic Veg Cheese Pizza by Hina Gujral Our classic veg pizza is definitely something that can get customized as per your liking of vegetables and it is so delicious. I am sure you will fall in love with this veg pizza recipe.	1 vote 3662 views
	Whole Grain Panzanella (Italian Bread Salad) by Mark Bittman This Italian peasant dish is most often no more than stale bread, tomatoes, and olive oil, but I like adding a little something crunchy and green. It's also a good vehicle for leftover grilled vegetables--like eggplant, zucchini, or mushrooms--or for hard boiled eggs or anchovies. When tomatoes aren't in season, try the dried fruit…	3 votes 1 review 4591 views
	Roman-Style Spinach by John Spottiswood This is a great new way I've learned to cook spinach. I wouldn't have thought of adding sweetness to spinach, but I really like the way the currants and pine nuts contrast with the slight bitterness of fresh spinach. This is a new winner that I'll be cooking frequently in the future!	5 votes 1 review 2 comments 3952 views

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