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Mint Recipes

April 12, 2013
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Fresh mint is great to have on hand and adds an extra dimension to dishes. Its clean, refreshing taste and cooling effect make it a welcome addition to a number of sweet and spicy dishes and drinks. The oft-overlooked herb, mint isn't a flavor solely reserved for gum. Fresh and sprightly, mint is bursting with fragrance and taste. It works well in sweet and savory dishes, and tastes great whether hot or cold. Be sure to pick your mint variety wisely when cooking. Spearmint is sweeter and more commonly used in recipes, but peppermint is also used, with a menthol-like flavor that is more pronounced. To keep fresh mint on hand year-round, you can easily grow it indoors.
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Curried Chicken Thighs with Pomegranate-Mint Sauce

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View Recipe: Curried Chicken Thighs with Pomegranate-Mint Sauce

Talk about a company-worthy meal without much effort or a hefty price tag. Serve this easy and elegant entrée over a bed of couscous and with a side of the Steamed Broccoli with Garlic and Red Onion.

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Spaghetti with Pistachio-Mint Pesto and Spinach

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View Recipe: Spaghetti with Pistachio-Mint Pesto and Spinach

Pistachios lend deep, earthy flavors to this pasta dish that is ideal for potlucks and feeding large crowds.

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Minty Pea Soup with Parmesan Croutons

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View Recipe: Minty Pea Soup with Parmesan Crouton

Bright mint brings a pop of freshness to this spring soup while creamy Greek yogurt adds a slight tang. Top with homemade croutons, and you’ve got a light springtime soup that’s ready in less than 30 minutes.

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Sauteed Sugar Snap Peas with Chile, Lemon, and Mint

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View Recipe: Sauteed Sugar Snap Peas with Chile, Lemon, and Mint

Mint adds a fresh finish to this side dish, but fresh chopped thyme or oregano leaves will also pair well with the snap peas.

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Penne With Asparagus, Pistachios, and Mint

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View Recipe: Penne With Asparagus, Pistachios, and Mint

Sauté the white parts of the green onions first to mellow their onion flavor. Stir the green parts in last for freshness.

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Cantaloupe Margarita with Hint of Mint

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View Recipe: Cantaloupe Margarita with Hint of Mint

Want to make a bigger batch? Doubling the melon should yield enough juice to make 6 drinks. Process and strain in 2 batches, and then mix up 3 times the rest of the ingredients in a pitcher.

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Yogurt-Cheese Tarts with Mint

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View Recipe: Yogurt-Cheese Tarts with Mint

Briny feta and rich Gorgonzola flavor these herby, creamy tarts.

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Tandoori Grilled Chicken with Mint Raita

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View Recipe: Tandoori Grilled Chicken with Mint Raita

The tandoor, India’s wood-fired clay oven, turns out fantastic barbecued chicken. An ordinary outdoor grill with a tight-fitting lid and prepared for indirect heat mimics the gentle heat of the authentic clay ovens. Tandoori chicken originated in the Punjab region of northern India and Pakistan and get its traditional red color from ground chiles.  

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Watermelon-Mint Margarita

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View Recipe: Watermelon-Mint Margarita

Fresh mint is, without a doubt, one of our favorite flavors. Whether it's a handful left from the farmers' market or a bumper crop of your own, use leftover leaves to create a new twist on the classic margarita.

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Blueberry and Feta Bulgur Salad with Mint Dressing

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View Recipe: Blueberry and Feta Bulgur Salad with Mint Dressing

You can make this fresh, summery picnic dish up to two days ahead. If you'd like a fresh herb garnish, pack the leaves separately, and sprinkle onto the salad shortly before serving.

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Grilled Skirt Steak with Mint Chimichurri and Honey-Roasted Sunchokes

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View Recipe: Grilled Skirt Steak with Mint Chimichurri and Honey-Roasted Sunchokes

This dinner is a play on classic meat and potatoes—with amped up flavor from the herby sauce. The sunchokes are roasted with a touch of honey until tantalizingly caramelized.

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Lamb Burgers with Feta-Mint Spread

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View Recipes: Lamb Burgers with Feta-Mint Spread

We combine ground lamb with lean ground sirloin for a less fatty patty; you can also use all sirloin. Try our grilled asparagus spears in place of fries: They get deliciously charred in the pan.

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Watermelon + Cucumber + Mint

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Bite into a sweet slice of melon and savor the juice running down your chin in pure bliss. Reap the benefits of its cooling forces while chilling by the poolside or soaking up the sun at a picnic.

Make This Water:

  • 7 watermelon cubes 
  • 5 cucumber slices
  • 2 mint sprigs

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"Royal Blueberry" Gazpacho with Lemon and Mint

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View Recipe: "Royal Blueberry" Gazpacho with Lemon and Mint

This twist on gazpacho is an unexpected first course, a new idea for brunch, or a great summer dessert. Keep it simple by topping it with grated lemon zest and fresh mint, or add drama and texture with flake salt and finely diced honeydew.

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Cucumber-Mint Limeade Pops

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View Recipe: Cucumber-Mint Limeade Pops

Tangy yet sweet, with the refreshing addition of cucumbers and mint, this pop will cool down even the hottest of summer days.

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Avocado Citrus Salad with Mint

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View Recipe: Avocado Citrus Salad with Mint

You'll be pleasantly surprised at the beautiful pairing between citrus and avocado. The acid from the citrus keeps the avocado from browning and adds a refreshing, tropical taste. Garnished with mint, this salad is light, simple, and irresistible. A sprinkle of pomegranate seeds seals the deal.

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Frozen Mint Margaritas

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View Recipe: Frozen Mint Margartias

We use silver or clear tequila in this mint margarita recipe. For an appealing presentation, rub the rims of the glasses with lime wedges and dip the rims in a half-and-half mixture of kosher salt and sugar. Serve with fresh lime wedges as a garnish, if desired.

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Watermelon with a Hint of Mint Smoothie

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2 cups seedless watermelon + 2 tablespoons fresh mint + 1/3 cup 2% plain Greek yogurt

Blend all ingredients together.

142 Calories

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Fresh Pea Soup with Mint

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View Recipe: Fresh Pea Soup with Mint

Serve warm or at room temperature for a first course or with a salad for a light meal.

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Beets with Couscous, Mint, and Almond

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View Recipe: Beets with Couscous, Mint, and Almond

You can use red or golden beets. Try one of our variations: Beet and Blood Orange Salad; Beets with Shallot Vinaigrette; or Beets with Toasted Spices.

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Breaded Fish Sandwiches with Mint-Caper Tartar Sauce

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View Recipe: Breaded Fish Sandwiches with Mint-Caper Tartar Sauce

Spiking tartar sauce with mint and capers improves the classic fish sandwich deliciously. Cutting the fish into a square shape helps it fit the bun better. Be sure to use a sweet onion, and soak it in ice water so that you get the crunch but no harsh bite.

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Greek Lamb Chops and Mint Yogurt Sauce

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View Recipe: Greek Lamb Chops and Mint Yogurt Sauce

Give lamb chops a Greek twist with the addition of fresh oregano and a minty yogurt sauce. If you have trouble finding the right size lamb loin chops, ask the butcher to cut them to the size you need. For a thicker sauce, use Greek-style yogurt.

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Mint Margarita Slushie

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Mint + lime = tequila time. Bright in color and flavor, our low-calorie Mint Margarita Slushie is so satisfying, you'll never know it's actually light.

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Bulgur, Mint, and Parsley Salad

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View Recipe: Bulgur, Mint, and Parsley Salad

Light, herby, and vibrant tasting, this salad makes a fine addition to a meze spread. Make up to two hours ahead so flavors can meld.

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Fettuccine with Pistachio-Mint Pesto and Tomatoes

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We love this dish with pistachios, but for a less expensive alternative, try walnuts. Save the smallest mint leaves for a pretty, delicate garnish.

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Sweet Tea Mint Juleps

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Chill your glasses while the tea mixture chills. You can also shake the cocktail with ice before serving, but strain the ice before you pour.

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Mint Gremolata Zucchini with Sea Salt

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View Recipe: Mint Gremolata Zucchini with Sea Salt

Grilled zucchini is great with olive oil and sea salt, but take the extra step and serve with this mint, parsley, and lemon gremolata. Mint and zucchini are a smart pairing in recipes, too, since both are such prolific producers in the garden.

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Chocolate-Mint Bars

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View Recipe: Chocolate-Mint Bars

You’ll love these if you’re a big fan of the Girl Scouts' Thin Mint cookies. The dense base layer is like a rich, fudgy brownie, so don’t overcook it or the dessert bars will be dry. Refrigerating the mint bars allows the chocolaty top layer to set properly. You can make the dessert up to one day ahead.

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Cucumber-Mint Tequila Tonic

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View Recipe: Cucumber-Mint Tequila Tonic

This is the perfect warm weather cocktail. Made with fresh min, cilantro leaves, and chopped cucumber, it's refreshing and fabulous.

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Bulgur with Peaches and Mint

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View Recipe: Bulgur with Peaches and Mint

This beautiful dish may just become a new summertime favorite.

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Raspberry-Mint Ice Pops

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Fresh and tart, these pops are the best way to up your fruit intake in the summertime.

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Curried Vegetable Samosas with Cilantro-Mint Chutney

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View Recipe: Curried Vegetable Samosa with Cilantro-Mint Chutney

Spicy, herby chutney complements the delicately seasoned samosas.

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Chunky Fish Fingers with Pea and Mint Puree

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This kid-friendly entrée pairs flaky fish sticks with sweet, herby mashed peas.

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Mint and Pistachio Tabbouleh

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If you don't want to use pistachios, sub in almonds instead.

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Fennel Soup with Almond-Mint Topping

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View Recipe: Fennel Soup with Almond-Mint Topping

We were blown away by the rich flavor of this fast soup. Fennel gently cooks until it has a faint lick of licorice, then gets pureed with white beans for a silky texture.

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Mussels with Peas and Mint

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Enjoy fresh mussels any night of the week with this simple recipe that is bursting with the flavors of spring.

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Cucumber, Apple, and Mint Cooler

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View Recipe: Cucumber, Apple, and Mint Cooler

Drink this to boost your daily veggie count: Each serving of this smoothie offers a half-cup of vegetables, plus a little fruit.

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Cucumber, Black Olive, and Mint Salad

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View Recipe: Cucumber, Black Olive, and Mint Salad

Ripe cucumbers and fresh mint create a light and easy summer side. This portable dish also packs well for a picnic.

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Fresh Mint Ice Cream

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Mint is twice as refreshing in ice-cream form. The trick to getting your preferred mint flavor is in choosing spearmint or peppermint. Sweet mint, also labeled as spearmint, tastes sweeter when muddled for recipes, while peppermint has a faint menthol flavor. Or try some of the flavored varieties like chocolate, apple, or citrusy orange mint.

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Minted Watermelon and Lemon Ice Pops

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Boasting just 82 calories and a boatload of vitamin C, these double-decker popsicles feature a sweet-tart lemon layer topped with a minty watermelon layer. If you prefer one flavor over the other, double the amount of ingredients required for each layer and make single flavored pops.

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Shaved Yellow Beets and Mint

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Serve this colorful, healthier alternative to scalloped potatoes. The sweetness of the beets complements the cool flavor of fresh mint.

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Grilled Lamb Chops and Mint Chimichurri

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Compliment pan-grilled lamb chops with chimichurri, a sauce made of fresh herbs, garlic, and olive oil.

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Sautéed Snap Peas with Ricotta Salata and Mint

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View Recipe: Sautéed Snap Peas with Ricotta Salata and Mint

Floral lemon zest (but no tart juice) allows the sweet pea flavor to shine. Chop mint, grate lemon rind, and crumble cheese while the peas cook. Serve with panini or other sandwiches, grilled chicken, or pork chops.

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Halibut and Shrimp with Minted Broth

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View Recipe: Halibut and Shrimp with Minted Broth

The fish fillets should fit rather snugly in the pot with enough room for some shrimp to slip between the crevices. The braising liquid is a nifty mixture of chicken broth, white wine, and Thai green curry paste–available in most supermarkets these days.

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Steamed Green Beans with Lemon-Mint Dressing

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View Recipe: Steamed Green Beans with Lemon-Mint Dressing

Instead of mint, tarragon or basil would be equally delicious. If desired, top with fresh lemon rind for a little extra zing. Try one of our variations: Red Pepper and Pesto Green Beans, Ginger-Sesame Green Beans, or Green Beans with Stewed Tomatoes and Spices.

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Grilled Corn with Mint Butter

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View Recipe: Grilled Corn with Mint Butter

Grilling is the best way to cook corn on the cob; boiling just doesn't deliver the same intense sweetness. This recipe's tangy herbal butter adds layers of flavor to that sweet base. Try this alongside just about any summer entrée.

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Swordfish Skewers with Cilantro-Mint Pesto

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View Recipe: Swordfish Skewers with Cilantro-Mint Pesto

Although imported swordfish is endangered, the population for North American species is healthy. Check with your fish seller to make sure the fish you purchase was caught in the United States or Canada.

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Grilled Tuna over Lemon-Mint Barley Salad

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View Recipe: Grilled Tuna over Lemon-Mint Barley Salad

The flavors of the vinaigrette are mirrored in the marinade, so there's a double dose of the refreshing combination of the lemon and mint.

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    1 of 48 Curried Chicken Thighs with Pomegranate-Mint Sauce
    2 of 48 Spaghetti with Pistachio-Mint Pesto and Spinach
    3 of 48 Minty Pea Soup with Parmesan Croutons
    4 of 48 Sauteed Sugar Snap Peas with Chile, Lemon, and Mint
    5 of 48 Penne With Asparagus, Pistachios, and Mint
    6 of 48 Cantaloupe Margarita with Hint of Mint
    7 of 48 Yogurt-Cheese Tarts with Mint
    8 of 48 Tandoori Grilled Chicken with Mint Raita
    9 of 48 Watermelon-Mint Margarita
    10 of 48 Blueberry and Feta Bulgur Salad with Mint Dressing
    11 of 48 Grilled Skirt Steak with Mint Chimichurri and Honey-Roasted Sunchokes
    12 of 48 Lamb Burgers with Feta-Mint Spread
    13 of 48 Watermelon + Cucumber + Mint
    14 of 48 "Royal Blueberry" Gazpacho with Lemon and Mint
    15 of 48 Cucumber-Mint Limeade Pops
    16 of 48 Avocado Citrus Salad with Mint
    17 of 48 Frozen Mint Margaritas
    18 of 48 Watermelon with a Hint of Mint Smoothie
    19 of 48 Fresh Pea Soup with Mint
    20 of 48 Beets with Couscous, Mint, and Almond
    21 of 48 Breaded Fish Sandwiches with Mint-Caper Tartar Sauce
    22 of 48 Greek Lamb Chops and Mint Yogurt Sauce
    23 of 48 Mint Margarita Slushie
    24 of 48 Bulgur, Mint, and Parsley Salad
    25 of 48 Fettuccine with Pistachio-Mint Pesto and Tomatoes
    26 of 48 Sweet Tea Mint Juleps
    27 of 48 Mint Gremolata Zucchini with Sea Salt
    28 of 48 Chocolate-Mint Bars
    29 of 48 Cucumber-Mint Tequila Tonic
    30 of 48 Bulgur with Peaches and Mint
    31 of 48 Raspberry-Mint Ice Pops
    32 of 48 Curried Vegetable Samosas with Cilantro-Mint Chutney
    33 of 48 Chunky Fish Fingers with Pea and Mint Puree
    34 of 48 Mint and Pistachio Tabbouleh
    35 of 48 Fennel Soup with Almond-Mint Topping
    36 of 48 Mussels with Peas and Mint
    37 of 48 Cucumber, Apple, and Mint Cooler
    38 of 48 Cucumber, Black Olive, and Mint Salad
    39 of 48 Fresh Mint Ice Cream
    40 of 48 Minted Watermelon and Lemon Ice Pops
    41 of 48 Shaved Yellow Beets and Mint
    42 of 48 Grilled Lamb Chops and Mint Chimichurri
    43 of 48 Sautéed Snap Peas with Ricotta Salata and Mint
    44 of 48 Halibut and Shrimp with Minted Broth
    45 of 48 Steamed Green Beans with Lemon-Mint Dressing
    46 of 48 Grilled Corn with Mint Butter
    47 of 48 Swordfish Skewers with Cilantro-Mint Pesto
    48 of 48 Grilled Tuna over Lemon-Mint Barley Salad

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