Classic Daiquiri; Jicama, Apple and Chayote Salad With Pepita-Avocado Dressing; Crab, Radish and Cucumber Salad; Mushroom and Artichoke Hearts in a Cotija Dressing; Mojito; Colorful Summer Rolls With Dipping Sauce; Multigrain Bread; Cucumber Doogh; Flutterby Lassi ; Matcha Yogurt Cooler; Nazli Piskin’s Ayran; Turkey Tonnato; Avocado-Ginger Raita; Green Cilantro and Cumin Chutney; Spicy, Sweet and Sour Pineapple-Jalapeño Relish; Tart Apple and Coconut Chutney; Tomato and Garlic Scape Chutney; Mango Cheesecake With Caramelized Hazelnuts; Greek Salad With Crispy Pita;
 
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Dixie D. Vereen for The Washington Post
Classic Daiquiri
This drink is a perfect balance of tart, sweet and rum.
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Dixie D. Vereen for The Washington Post
Jicama, Apple and Chayote Salad With Pepita-Avocado Dressing
This salad offers three kinds of crunch: the mildly sweet, watery crunch of jicama; the tart and soft crunch of Granny Smith apple; and the silky, lemony crunch of raw chayote.
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Dixie D. Vereen for The Washington Post
Crab, Radish and Cucumber Salad
You can serve this salad as a luscious appetizer in cocktail glasses or atop crackers.
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Dixie D. Vereen for The Washington Post
Mushroom and Artichoke Hearts in a Cotija Dressing
This chunky, deliciously tart and teasingly salty salad can be eaten on its own, as a side or as an appetizer.
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Mojito
There's a reason this drink has lasted so long and stayed so popular: It's bright, fresh and delicious, a perfect summer sipper.
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Colorful Summer Rolls With Dipping Sauce
Here, summer vegetables, fresh herbs and plump shrimp are stuffed into sheer rice-paper wrappers to form beautiful, healthful bundles.
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Multigrain Bread
This is a home-cook-friendly version of the richly seeded, low-sugar loaves that Lyon Bakery sells in the Washington area.
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Cucumber Doogh
This is a drinkable, refreshing riff on a cold yogurt soup topped with cucumber, nuts, golden raisins and rose petals that's served at the Fly Trap in San Francisco.
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Flutterby Lassi
This digestif is an unexpected, breezy blend of cucumber and dill, a variation on the yogurt drink that’s popular in India, Bangladesh and Pakistan.
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Matcha Yogurt Cooler
Fans of green tea ice cream will appreciate matcha’s familiar flavor notes -- without the typical richness and sugar -- in this tangy and invigorating drink.
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Nazli Piskin’s Ayran
This simple, creamy drink is Turkey’s favorite hot-weather beverage, typically made with salt.
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Turkey Tonnato
This is easy, breezy meal assembly, and you know the drill: The fewer the ingredients in a recipe, the better their quality should be.
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Avocado-Ginger Raita
This a healthful and wonderful creamy sauce with rich flavors.
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Green Cilantro and Cumin Chutney
This chutney is not for the faint of heart; its flavors are intense and bold.
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Spicy, Sweet and Sour Pineapple-Jalapeño Relish
This fruity relish is wonderful on burgers and flatbreads.
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Tart Apple and Coconut Chutney
Chewy and bright-tasting, this unusual chutney makes a great dip or a spread for avocado toast.
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Tomato and Garlic Scape Chutney
Garlic scapes add a spicy crunch to this pinkish chutney, but if they're out of season, regular garlic cloves will suffice and bring a slight bite.
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Mango Cheesecake With Caramelized Hazelnuts
This light yet creamy cheesecake formed the bottom layer of Tamal Ray's three-tiered beauty in the "Desserts" episode of Season 3 of "The Great British Baking Show" on PBS.
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Greek Salad With Crispy Pita
This is a mash-up of two traditional Mediterranean salads.
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