Some recipes for late summer, early autumn, and more

Mostly good recipes, but some pieces lower down on food

1. Sauces made simple: The Five Mother Sauces Every Cook Should Know, Five Sauces Everyone Should Know How to Make for Endless Meal Options,  and 5 Sauces You Can Use on Everything – Cook Smarts.
2. Good for fall:
3. An Authentic, Maritime Fish Chowder | Laura Calder
4. Lots of summer dishes here: Summer Express: 101 Simple Meals Ready in 10 Minutes or Less – NYTimes.com, here Caribbean Herb Grilled Fish and here 27 Summer Pasta Recipes
5. Easy but great: Skillet roast chicken with veggies – The Globe and Mail
6. A classic pasta recipe:  Sicilian pasta – Chatelaine
7. These look yummyBaked Vegetable Chips – Hither & Thither
8. From David Lebovitz, Chicken bulgogi
9. For vegetarian or those that want to be: 21 Vegetarian Burgers, Wraps, and Sandwiches to Make for Meatless Monday | Kitchn
10. More cool weather food: Classic French Cassoulet Recipe – Bacon is Magic – The Best Food Around the World
11. More soups! Sweet Potato Minestrone | A Cup of Jo
12. These look fantastic: belgian brownie cakelets – smitten kitchen
13. More D.L.: Tangerine Sorbet Recipe
14. Easy but looks professional. Also tasty: Stacey Snacks: Healthy & Delicious: Cod Provencal
15. For fall and winter too: Easy French Hot Chocolate | Chocolate & Zucchini
16. Eat more greens with better vingaigrettes:  An Easy Template for Citrus Vinaigrette, 5 Ways | Kitchn
17. More Caribbean food from Chris: Roasted Tomato And Bacon Soup Recipe.
18. Eat more grains: Apple Cider–Cooked Farro Recipe | Bon Appetit
19. Make those herbs last: Why Freezing Is the Best Way to Preserve Cilantro | Kitchn

And now for some non-recipe related food links:

1. What I learned not drinking for two years – Medium
2. I hate food: For some of us, eating is just about sustenance – The Globe and Mail
3. How to Start Cooking (Even If You Feel Doomed)

I have been fascinated by the idea of povera cucina. Here’s too links on it.

1. POVERA CUCINA
2. La Cucina Povera or the Kitchen of the Poor

(Image linked to is of chicken bulgogi from David Lebovitz.)