- Piccolo Chef pizzettes
- Think outside the box—the pizza box, that is. Kids can use cookie cutters or shape dough by hand to create their own mini-pizzas (pizzettes).
- Strawberry, avocado and greens with ruby dressing
- The berry dressing is so colorful and brings tender greens together withstrawberries and avocado for a delicious combination, fit for any posh spa menu.
- Mexplosion salad
- Greenleaf Chopshop's version of taco salad is lighter in calories, but still packed with flavor!
- Stir-fry bitter melon beef in oyster sauce
- Soil conservationist and radio host Sam Vang calls this his favorite Hmong dish. "The bitterness and crunchy texture of the bitter melon, combined with the flavor of soy and oyster sauces melting in your mouth, makes the dish incredibly tasty."
- Stuffed zucchini
- Ever stuff a zucchini? We think this recipe will help turn a "no" into "I can't wait to do it again!"
- Baked summer squash
- Fun fact: The most popular types of summer squash grown in California are zucchini, crookneck and pattypan.
- Heirloom tomato soup
- You can use any combination of heirloom tomatoes for this colorful, easy-to-make soup. It's a perfect complement to soft shell crab or Dungeness crab salad.
- Sandy's five-star mild beef chili with bean medley
- Some like it hot—and some don't! Personal chef Elizabeth Bourget tailored this chili recipe to meet a client's dietary requests without sacrificing flavor.
- Sandy's beef and vegetable soup with beans
- A steaming bowl of homemade soup is one of life's simple pleasures. Personal chef Elizabeth Bourget shares a recipe she makes frequently for a busy family of five.