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Pickled Beet and Cucumber Salads

Begin preparing the salads at least one day ahead to allow the flavors to blend.

Chive and Brie Strata

This do-ahead main-course strata is simply a savory bread pudding. Pour a Pinot Blanc or Viognier throughout the meal.

Spinach Herb Sauce

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Lemon-Herb Mayonnaise

Delicious with seafood and veggies.

Green Goddess Dressing

The William Archer play The Green Goddess had a run in San Francisco in the 1920s. Star George Arliss, dining at the Palace Hotel, was served a specially created salad with this green-hued dressing.

Chive and Cucumber Vichyssoise

This variation on the classic chilled leek and potato soup includes a cucumber-chive puree, which adds a refreshing and flavorful twist.

Crab Cakes with Creamy Caper Sauce

"Last summer I attended an event at the Three Clock Inn in South Londonderry, Vermont. The chef prepared a lovely luncheon, and it included delicious crab cakes," Bill Brett of Bondville, Vermont. "When I went home, I came up with my own version." The crab cakes are loaded with fresh crabmeat and are accented by a tangy sauce.

Smoked-Salmon Canapes with Chive-Mustard Butter

These are excellent with beet soup.

Fresh Herb Frittata

This is one of the real classics of [Friuli-Venezia Giulia] cuisine. You will find it wherever you travel, especially in springtime when wild herbs sprout in fragrant profusion all over la terra fortunata. The key here is to use as large a variety of herbs, grasses, and greens as you can locate. It is traditional that there be at least five different types. Among the most famous are silene, hops, melissa, mint, verbena, basil, marjoram, sage, parsley, spinach (just a little), fennel leaves, Swiss chard, zucchini (courgette) flowers, wild fennel, beet greens, chervil, sorrel, and celery leaves. This frittata is served piping hot, tepid, or cold. As always, it should be covered if allowed to cool, and cut into wedges before serving.

Mashed Potatoes with Herbs

This recipe is based on a classic Irish dish called champ. It is typically made with onions or scallions, but we've used chives—and parsley as well. You can create simple variations with parsley or chives alone, or go all out with a combination of sautéed leeks, caramelized onions, and fresh peas.

Cheddar and Chive Rounds

Active time: 45 min Start to finish: 45 min

Spring Salad

A composed salad that features all the bright and pretty colors of the season.

Wild Rice Salad

Jalapeño adds spiciness to this side dish.
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