A Use-It-Up Summer Salad

Leftover roast lamb finds new life in this hearty Summer Lamb & White Bean Salad. Filled with pantry staples, fresh vegetables, and a simple herbed vinaigrette, it's a practical summer supper inspired by the quiet art of making something good from what you have. Part of The Inner Kitchen series at Life in Bianca's Kitchen.

Summer Leg of Lamb with White Beans

Inspired by the timeless traditions of French country cooking, this simple summer supper pairs tender roasted leg of lamb with white beans simmered in homemade stock, sweet carrots, and warm pan juices. A practical meal meant to be enjoyed today and remembered again tomorrow.

Stuffed Provençal Tomatoes

Ripe summer tomatoes filled with buttery herb crumbs, baked until tender, and served as part of a simple summer supper. In this edition of The Inner Kitchen, we're making Stuffed Provençal Tomatoes inspired by the quiet pleasure of seasonal cooking and making something good from what we already have on hand.

French Country Ham Quiche

French Country Ham Quiche is inspired by the rustic meals and leisurely garden tables featured in Sunset Country French Cooking. Made with ham, asparagus, scallions, and a blend of cheeses baked into a rich custard, this From Scratch Sensations recipe is perfect for brunch, luncheon, or a simple supper.

1986 Charleston Shrimp Salad

A vintage shrimp salad from Charleston Recipes Repeats (1986). Combining pasta shells, shrimp, crisp vegetables, and a creamy dressing, this simple coastal luncheon recipe is perfect for summer suppers, warm-weather gatherings, and nostalgic afternoons by the sea.

“Philly” Chippers | From Scratch Sensations

A quietly unforgettable cookie from the vintage recipe box. These Philly Chippers — originally published in the 1981 PHILADELPHIA Brand Cream Cheese Cookbook — bake up tender, rich, and softly golden with pockets of chocolate in every bite. A nostalgic cream cheese cookie that feels right at home beside a cup of coffee and a well-loved kitchen tin.

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