fresh for spring . . .

Yesterday, I took a trip to the Ferry Building to stroll around the farmers market - it's amazing the amount of recipe inspiration you can get by seeing what's in season. After I purchased artichokes, asparagus, basil and a big basket of strawberries all I wanted to do was go home and cook. But instead I started searching for recipes to make this week.
When I came across these mouth-watering recipes on What Kate Ate I began dreaming about warm spring nights filled with dinner parties and delicious food - if only San Francisco apartments had outdoor spaces. I'll definitely be cooking up this homemade pasta and salad this week, find these recipes here.

What are you cooking for dinner this week? I'm always on the lookout for new recipes.
Labels: decor, dinner party, food, recipe



11 Comments:
Artichokes, asparagus, basil - now that sounds like the basis for a great meal! Hope you are keeping well, Caitlin! Miss you! xo
That all sounds great! And, thanks for linking to 'What Katie Ate' I followed the link and I'm in love with that website! Thank you for sharing! xxxxxx
I love that chandelier! I'm such a sucker for outdoor dining.
I'm having a dinner party this week and on the menu is a mushroom risotto, roasted asparagus, spinach salad and chocolate espresso cookies.
Yum, yum, yum! You need to make a delicious strawberry dessert, too! Strawberry shortcake screams spring/summer and it's so easy!
xxoo
Have you tried out any recipes in the El Farol cookbook? I would love to try one this week!
I love shopping at the Ferry Building, especially during the farmers' markets. Good luck with your recipes!
The pasta dish and salad sound delicious!
love the ferry building inspiration! :) that outdoor chandelier is amazing too.
I've been drooling over What Kate Ate for a couple weeks now--I made the chili macaroni & cheese the day I saw her blog and it was INCREDIBLE.
that is so beautiful! i would love having a table like that to host dinners at someday.
Can't wait to BBQ's and dinners outside...BBQ'd asparagus are my absolute fave!
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