Memorable Summer Dishes

by Yi on September 12, 2012 · 9 comments

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Although the fall has not official arrived in NYC yet, the drop in temperatures is making me miss the warm summer days already.

While I love the fall season and I look forward to the beautiful foliage and pumpkins galore, I will be sure to miss my summer wardrobe and all the wonderful meals I enjoyed over the summer.

I have been talking about launching a restaurant review section for some time. I was hoping to make it happen before the end of summer but I have not had enough time to get it ready.

I know you are tired of waiting and so am I. So here am I, sharing some of the summer inspired dishes I appreciated over the past few months. If you find these dishes delicious, please be sure to check back because I will write about these dishes (and many more) in detail.

All pictures are taken with my phone so I do apologize for the picture quality.

Let’s start with a chilled appetizer. For you raw fish lovers, how about a starter that consists of a bed of tuna tartar and topped with caviar and flying fish roe. Yummy.

memorable summer dishes

The same tuna tartar and flying fish roe can also transform a typical taco into a delicious seafood taco dream. Of course, that dash of spicy aioli is a must.

memorable summer dishes

Still craving for more seafood? The perfectly cooked jumbo lump crab cake and grilled shrimp and scallopes in mustard sauce will complete your dream.

memorable summer dishes

The rich, nutty flavor in this Black Sesame crème brulee makes this dessert such a good treat after a satisfying meal. Dip some of that cracker in the soft black sesame ice cream and eat with a spoonful of the crème brulee, I am in heaven :)

memorable summer dishes

Feeling being lazy? There is no better way to start the weekend with perfect brunch French toast in a  warm Saturday afternoon. Especially when the French toast is stuffed with sweet mascarpone and topped with fresh blueberries

memorable summer dishes

Speaking of fresh fruits, how about some freshly picked raspberries from a local Long Island farm. Next year, I will be sure to not miss the strawberry picking season.

memorable summer dishes

What are your favorite dishes from this summer?

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Juliana October 16, 2012 at 9:01 pm

Wow Yi…these are awesome…I sure would love to try them all…and nicely presented.
Thanks for this round-up and hope you are having a fantastic week :)

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Sandra's Easy Cooking October 4, 2012 at 8:15 am

Everything looks fantastic and very tempting! Seafood plate is very delicious looking!

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MY September 23, 2012 at 3:41 am

Lovely photos, sums up summer perfectly. Just stumbled upon your website and bookmarked for future reference. Thanks for your recipes.

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Yi September 25, 2012 at 9:08 pm

thanks for your visit MY! I am glad that you have found the recipes useful!

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shuhan September 22, 2012 at 11:38 pm

wow these are memorable for sure, I’m drooling already!!

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Nami | Just One Cookbook September 20, 2012 at 12:40 pm

Ohhhh these recipes are coming up? I’m excited! Your Black Sesame crème brulee sounds fantastic. I can’t wait to see the recipes! ;)

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Raymund September 17, 2012 at 3:43 am

Indeed they all look memorable, very nice dishes

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kitchenriffs September 14, 2012 at 9:07 am

Wow, you’ve eaten some great stuff this summer! I can’t wait to hear more details about these. That Tuna Tartar is a stunner, as is the Black Sesame Crème Brulee. And I can never resist French Toast (or pancakes!) loaded with berries. Nice pictures – eagerly waiting to learn more! (But take your time – we all know that real life takes us away from blogging.) Thanks for this.

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norma o. riess September 14, 2012 at 4:01 am

How do I access the recipe for the grilled seafood on today’s post. Great pictures for the summer dishes, but I cAn’t click on for the recipes. There’s got to be an easier way to do this.

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