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Chilaquiles are often served as a breakfast dish, but is hearty and filling enough for dinner. Poached chicken simmers in a roasted tomatillo sauce, then toasted tortilla wedges are folded in. Serve on a blanket of black bean purée with toppings.

Shepard’s pies are awesome. Jamaican curry patties are awesome. Why not mix ‘em? A little curry kick in the potatoes, and some thyme and Nuclear Nectar heat in the filling mix of this cottage pie is all-Brit, no matter which way you spin it.

Salade Niçoise (pronounced nee-suaz) is probably is the most famous French salad. It is a composed salad that includes tuna, green beans, softened small potatoes, Niçoise olives and hard-boiled eggs. We thought such a classic recipe should come from a classic chef: Julia Child.

This quiche is a fabulous platform for any exotic mushrooms that might still be around this time of year. This simple recipe for quiches bake in muffin tins so they are done much more quickly than the usual version, and you don't need a special pan.

This vegetarian shepard's pie is high on healthy while being long on flavor. Split lentils make the backdrop for carrots, peas that are kicked up a notch with Jamaican seasoning. Baked topped with creamy potatoes, this is a great make-ahead dinner.

Yotem Ottolenghi is the master of vegetarian dishes. This dish is full of fresh bright flavors from peas, basil, feta and chile peppers. The pasta will fill you up, but the deliciousness will leave you hungry for more.

For this orange chicken, we teach you how to quickly dry orange peel for an authentic preparation, complete with fresh squeezed orange juice. This dinner serves up with a pile of soft white rice and shiitake-glazed bok choy.

Life is pretty good when you get to sit down to enjoy a croque monsieur, especially this one. Peterson Craftsman Meats ham is nestled between slices of sourdough bread and topped with a béchamel sauce made with imported Swiss Gruyère cheese. Accompanied with a French bistro salad.

Simple and easy, clam linguine is a classic dish that is sure to be slurped up to the last noodle. Fresh egg pasta tossed with clams, and just the right amount of parmesan, parsley, and cayenne.

Spargelsuppe is a luxurious soup made from the elusive white asparagus, which only appear in markets a couple times per year. I fell in love with this soup after eating it in a Netherlands bistro. It is creamy, complex, soup with hints of sage and mushroom.

Life is pretty good when you get to sit down to enjoy a croque monsieur, especially this one. Spinach, artichokes, and pepper are nestled between slices of sourdough bread and topped with a béchamel sauce made with imported Swiss Gruyère cheese. Accompanied with a French bistro salad.

If you're looking to get a nutrient-rich dinner in your belly, then look no further. Roasted sweet potatoes nestle in with Indian-spiced chickpeas, with a Tahini dressing drizzled over kale, cabbage, and peanuts.

For a dish titled Bourbon Chicken, I can’t help but stop and take notice. Even more intriguing, it not only gets its name from the bourbon ingredient, but from Bourbon Street in New Orleans — a Chinese-Cajun mash up? Heck yeah.

Flank steak marinated in lime juice, cilantro, garlic and jalapeño, then flash seared. While resting, char up some peppers and onions, then fold up in a warm tortilla and eat with your favorite Tex-Mex toppings.

This Swedish dish is amazing, it's hard to believe it's possible to make a dinner this elegant in 30 minutes. Cured salmon is dished up with farro, radishes, radish greens, a charred lemon hollandaise and toasted hazelnuts. Nutrition never tasted so good.

This is a quick dish that makes the best of spring vegetables. Spaghetti noodles are tossed in a Parmesan cream sauce with mushrooms, asparagus, broccoli, peas, tomatoes and garlic, then topped with toasted pine nuts. Simple, yet irresistibly yummy.

These are winner fajitas — there is something about the crunch of the charred tempeh with the let-me-bath-in-this lime and cumin marinade. You'll char up some organic peppers and onions, fold everything up in a warm corn La Perla tortilla, and enjoy!

Cinnamon and star anise spice up the coconut sauce in this mellow (and fragrant!) Thai curry dish, starring organic tofu, potatoes and red onions, served on a bed of jasmine rice.

One of our favorite recipes on the roster, chicken wings two-ways satisfies the sweet and spicy lovers among us. A true buffalo sauce and a sweet ginger-soy glaze divide and conquer the wings. Serving them up with chopped carrots, celery, broccoli and cucumbers lets the dip do double duty for both the cruditès and the wings.

Fresh fettuccine pasta fires up with spring vegetables and diced Berkshire ham, browned to perfection. The highlight of this dish is fresh peas, which add bright flavor and crunch to compliment the salty, creamy Parmesan sauce. Plus, you can give the kids a job, they love shelling peas.

Fresh herbs are abundant in spring and this salad makes the best of them. Greens are mixed with a hearty helping of Thai basil, cilantro, and mint leaves, topped with seared scallops and julienned vegetables. A side of jasmine rice can be mixed into the salad or eaten alone.

Another successful combination of eggs and tomatoes. This delicious poached egg curry is equal parts delightful and satisfying. A gentle curry of onion, tomatoes, and Indian spices simmers with coconut milk and homemade naan on the side.

We've got our friends at Cherry Treehouse Mushrooms to smoke mushrooms for this recipe. Fresh peas, spinach, and crunch to compliment the salty, creamy Parmesan sauce over fresh fettuccine noodles.

This unconventional pizza is both surprising and delightful. Fresh, organic asparagus, Meyer lemons (they are sweeter and less acidic than regular lemons), cave-aged Swiss Gruyère cheese, hand-made dough for pizza crust.