This simple dip is sure to be an appetizer that steals the show. Super creamy brie gets crowned with fresh chopped tomatoes and basil and then ringed with a balsamic pesto that serves to up the offerings this dip brings to the table.

A quick and delicious garden meal can be on the table in minutes. Garlic, tomatoes, and basil all come together to make a stunning sauce that crowns your favorite dried pasta. A perfect dinner plan for your late season garden bounty.

A three ingredient compound butter will have you adding it to everything you can think of. Green garlic butter is perfect on grilled foods, swirled into your favorite soups, tossed with steamed vegetables, and - of course - slathered on bread and toasted for perfect garlic bread.

As summer comes to an end, put it in a bowl and eat it. Everything from sweet tomatoes to crisp peas and cucumber find their way into this simple salad that's taken up a notch with marinated mozzarella and kept quick and easy with your favorite dressing.

An homage to Wisconsin, this pizza also features a whole wheat crust that's actually tender and chewy. A bread machine makes that step a snap and toppings include everything from a sauce loaded with beer, cheese, and pickle juice to crumbled bratwurst and fried onions.

This bowl dinner has a little bit of everything. Grilled steak, vegetables, and cheese with a creamy yogurt-cucumber sauce over a tender bed of Israeli couscous. While it has a lot of parts, they work together to make assembling them a snap.

This stunning no bake cheesecake uses both cream cheese and chèvre to make a creamy lemon curd laced dessert with ribbons of blueberry sauce. It's a show stopper that takes less than an hour to put together. The hardest part will be giving it several hours to chill in the refrigerator.

A quick stir-fry dinner gives you everything from shrimp and tender noodles to sugar snap peas and crunchy peppers all in a spicy-sweet sauce. All of this can be on the table in about twenty minutes - now that's fast food!

Making dinner on a single sheet pan saves time before and after dinner. Working seasonal vegetables into the mix and using one pan to bake them all means fewer dishes to clean and a meal that will easily end up in your menu rotation.

A fantastic combination of ingredients means no need for additional seasoning in this clever open-faced omelet. Everything from crispy bacon and tangy sun dried tomatoes to fresh basil and creamy goat cheese are here to make this a morning treat.