What’s in season in July?

July Produce Guide

This is the season we wait all year for, the time of plenty.

Our gardens, local famers markets, and supermarket produce sections are filled with glorious choices.

July Produce Guide, vegetables

Elise Bauer

If July isn’t National Zucchini Month, it should be, right?

We have you covered with dozens of recipes for zucchini and summer squash.

We have cucumbers forpickling, for salads, and even more makingdrinks!

July seasonal produce guide

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As well as yellow, white, and mixed corn.

What’s your favorite way to cook corn?

For me it’sgrillingif the grill is on, or microwaving if I’m only cooking one.

Best Chocolate Zucchini Bread

Elise Bauer

July actually isNational Blueberry Month, officially (sorry zucchini), according to the USDA.

So enjoy them now inpies,slumps, and your morning cereal.

Ever had a pluot?

Baked Chicken with Cherry Tomatoes and Garlic

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They’re a cross between a plum and an apricot.

They come in all different varieties, Dapple Dandy is my favorite.

Finally summer just isn’t summer without watermelon, right?

Grilled corn on the cob served on an oval platter

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Have you ever tried sprinkling melon slice with a little salt?

It’s a trick my dad taught me and now I’m addicted!

Scroll down for recipe ideas!

caprese corn salad

Elise Bauer

Summer Squash: Chocolate Zucchini Bread

Have more zucchini than you know what to do with?

This Chocolate Zucchini Bread is rich, moist, and has a tender crumb.

It’s made with cocoa powder for extra chocolate intensity.

Bread and Butter Pickles

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Tomatoes: Baked Chicken with Cherry Tomatoes and Garlic

Quick and easy midweek dinner!

Chicken thighs are baked with fresh cherry tomatoes, garlic, and rosemary.

The secret to the easiest grilled corn?

Tomato Cucumber Feta Salad

Elise Bauer

Grill it as is, husks on.

Read more on why this works.

Cucumbers: Bread and Butter Pickles

Like sweet pickles?

Blueberry Slump

Elise Bauer

These sweet sliced cucumber Bread and Butter pickles are easy to make and are perfect for sandwiches and burgers.

Berries: Blueberry Slump

Too hot to turn on the oven?

Make a Blueberry Slump!

Blueberry Crumb Bars with Shortbread Crust

Cindy Rahe

This classic New England dessert is made on the stovetop with blueberries and steamed dumplings.

Great way to beat the heat!

These crumb bars with their jammy sweet berry filling will do the job!

Plum Galette

Elise Bauer

Stone Fruit: Plum Galette

Rustic tarts are like pies but with much less hassle!

This bright and beautiful galette is made with tart plums and pluots.

You could use firm yellow peaches or nectarines too.