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Here’s another installment of my monthly yummy finds list. These are all very simple and light for summertime.

  • Cold Soba Noodles with Dipping Sauce (Just Hungry) – Believe it or not, the first time I had cold soba was on a flight from Japan to the U.S. Breakfast service was coming around, and the flight attendant asked me if I wanted the American breakfast (eggs, sausage, etc) or the Japanese breakfast (cold soba). I think she was quite surprised that I chose the soba, and I’m so glad that I did! My love affair with soba was born that day. Maki does a beautiful job of demonstrating this simple Japanese fare, which makes a nice dish for hot summer days and nights!
  • Soy-Grilled Mahi-Mahi (Kalyn’s Kitchen) – I’ve been grilling mahi-mahi for years, and I think this recipe is a keeper. It did taste a bit sweet to me, so I reduced the sugar and it was just right. Kalyn is correct that mahi-mahi is a fish, not a dolphin, so don’t believe any of those ugly rumors you hear.
  • Lemon Mint Cucumber Water (A Veggie Venture) – Flavored waters are perfect for summertime, and this one is nice and refreshing!

[An original post from Andrea Meyers: making life delicious. All images and text copyrighted, All Rights Reserved.]

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Comments

  1. So glad you liked the mahi mahi recipe. I might try making it a bit less sweet myself, since I’m not that into sweet things. But it’s a keeper for me too. Thanks for the mention.

  2. Simple tap water makes the list!! Okay, yes, it’s doctored tap water, but still — thanks for the mention!

  3. Kalyn, no problem. I love good mahi-mahi recipes!

    Alanna, the water is delicious. Sometimes the simplest things are the best!

  4. mmm, soba for breakfast sounds good! I’m glad you liked the recipe!

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