Chive
Scrod with Herbed Breadcrumbs
It's hard to get consensus on the definition of scrod. According to well-known Boston chef Jasper White, most New Englanders would agree that it's baby cod weighing under two pounds. However, some say that baby haddock and pollack are acceptable. Others contend that the kind of fish isn't important, but the manner of preparation is: If it's not broiled with the breadcrumbs, it's just baby cod. The Parker House hotel in Boston claims to have invented the dish. Here's our rendition; we serve it with broiled tomatoes.
Fresh Herb, Potato and Leek Soup
A creamy "comfort" soup that has plenty of richness without a lot of cream.
By Debbie Fleming
Smorgastarta
(Savory Sandwich Torte)
A variety of fillings can be used in this savory sandwich torte, often served on special occasions in Sweden.
Fettuccine with Prosciutto, Peas and Lemon-Chive Sauce
Roasted peppers, marinated olives and artichoke hearts make good antipasti. Afterward, sprinkle melon slices with chopped fresh mint, and pass amaretti cookies.
Chicken Sandwiches with Chive Butter
Garnish each plate with pickles, cherry tomatoes and radishes. Start with a steaming mug of potato soup, and end with wedges of apple cake.
Scrambled Eggs with Smoked Salmon and Chives
By Joe Gannon
Grilled Vegetable Salad with Greens, Tomatoes, Herbs, Olives and Cheese
For this fabulous salad we used red onions, beets, zucchini, eggplant, and bell peppers, but any mix of summer vegetables would work. The salad gets served with grilled bread and is nice with a white wine, like Sauvignon Blanc.
Smoked Salmon Butter
Make this the centerpiece of an hors d'oeuvre platter that includes crackers, breadsticks, cornichons, and olives.
Caviar Parfaits
This sophisticated appetizer from Aqua in San Francisco is nice for a special occasion.