Lemony Green Peas
Peas are one of the most popular frozen vegetables for a reason.
Conveniently keep a resealable bag in the freezer and you'll never be without a green side dish.
Peas are one of the most popular frozen vegetables for a reason.
Conveniently keep a resealable bag in the freezer and you'll never be without a green side dish.
When there are lots of green tomatoes available, make this unique and tangy salsa – a natural partner to nachos and grilled chicken or shrimp.
Everyday green beans become absolutely glamorous when perked up with gremolada, a garnish of herb, citrus and garlic.
Spring into the season with this versatile salad dressing. The fresh and vibrant green hue can perk up any meal, from our hearty Chipotle Steak & Avocado Bowls to our effortless Fennel & Radicchio Salad.
Beet greens are as valuable as beets. Just treat them like spinach or Swiss chard. A simple addition of sesame oil or lemon juice enhances their flavour.
A tender green salad showcases fresh asparagus beautifully. Paired with a tangy vinaigrette, this no-fuss appetizer is simply elegant.
This zesty citrus dressing adds a delicious sparkle to your favourite combination of salad greens.
As the butter melts during baking, the layers of dough separate to make light, quick and easy biscuits. Green onions add a flavourful fresh lift.
In Iranian households, ingredients for frittata, or kuku, are kept on hand for light meals and unexpected guests. Choose very green, unwilted herbs and soak them in cold water to remove all the dirt. Serve with a green salad, tomato wedges, yogurt and pita breads.
Some people believe that white asparagus, which grows covered with soil and therefore never receives the sunlight needed to produce green chlorophyll, is the finest of the asparagus family. If you can't find it, use all green. Look for a mixture of sturdy mixed greens that contains baby romaine, frisee and chopped radicchio.