Tablespoon has ideas for No-Cook Dinners for Hot Days which include salads, sandwiches and things for the grill that include lasagna! If your garden is full of swiss chard here are a few recipes that you might enjoy!
I found this great site that cover's a wide range of interests; mom's, kids, recipes, home and garden, plus more! Check out CafeMom.
These homemade fresh fruit popsicles are so easy they don't need a recipe. You can find the info here on Dandysugar. There are also a couple of links for some popsicle recipes.
When Judy says "Best Blueberry Muffins" you listen! From Judy's Kitchen.
This Summer Pesto looks really good! You can check it out here on From Captain's Daughter to Army Wife.
Home Cooking has a recipe for a stone fruit tea cake with blueberries that is very colorful and makes a beautiful presentation. You can check it out here.
One Perfect Bite has a beautiful Courgette and Noodle Salad with Poppy Seed Dressing that is worth checking out. Courgette is a zucchini.
Too hot for soup? Try out this cool tomato soup from Taste of Home. This Gourmet Garden Tomato Salad looks really good too.
If you are a fan of RecipeZaar I'm posting a link that shows their new format. They are a great source for recipes. If you are interested, you can check it out here.
If it's not too hot to bake cookies where you live, you might want to take a look at The Oatmeal Cookie Blog. This blogger is working on 365 cookie recipes, one for every day of the year. He has other unique cookie recipes besides oatmeal.
Too hot for soup? Try out this cool tomato soup from Taste of Home. This Gourmet Garden Tomato Salad looks really good too.
If you are a fan of RecipeZaar I'm posting a link that shows their new format. They are a great source for recipes. If you are interested, you can check it out here.
If it's not too hot to bake cookies where you live, you might want to take a look at The Oatmeal Cookie Blog. This blogger is working on 365 cookie recipes, one for every day of the year. He has other unique cookie recipes besides oatmeal.
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