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From Scottie · July 31, 2026
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A confident home cook looking for seasonal mains, gratins, and highly shareable recipes with a generous dinner-party feel.
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- Coco Larkin CooksThe publication this guide is about
- OttolenghiAdds vegetable-led technique, bold flavor, and ingredient-focused recipe series.
- David Lebovitz NewsletterAdds French cooking, pastry knowledge, and seasonal food notes.
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July 31, 2026 · Executive brief
01 / The rundown
- A light summer zucchini gratin transforms market squash into a crowd-pleasing side dish without relying on heavy winter potatoes and cream.
- Fresh sweet corn and raw shrimp combine in a ten-minute bake to deliver an easy make-ahead summer main for entertaining guests.
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02 / The briefing
01 / main
Summer zucchini gratin turns market surplus into a crowd-pleaser
The takeaway: Summer produce calls for a lighter take on classic gratin. This kid-approved side dish swaps heavy winter potatoes for fresh market zucchini, providing a bright option when your garden or local market is bursting with squash.
Concrete details
- Serves four people as a side dish using fresh market zucchini.
- Offers a lighter summer alternative to heavy potato and cream winter gratins.
Why it matters for this reader: As a cook planning dinner parties, this crisp gratin gives you a lighter seasonal side that pleases guests without heavy winter cream.
Original sourcesCoco Larkin Cooks
02 / main
Shrimp and sweet corn bake offers a light summer main
The takeaway: Fresh corn and tender shrimp come together in a quick summer bake with sourdough chunks and minimal cheese. It bakes in ten minutes and offers minimal prep with maximum results for warm-weather dining.
Concrete details
- Bakes for 10 minutes at 450°F convection using up to 1 pound of raw shrimp.
- Uses 2 ears of sweet corn, sourdough chunks, cream, and 2 tablespoons of grated Parmigiano Reggiano.
Why it matters for this reader: Perfect for your next dinner party, this make-ahead main highlights peak seasonal corn without heavy cheese, delivering high-impact flavor with easy prep.
Original sourcesCoco Larkin Cooks
Action items
- Prep the shrimp and sweet corn gratin ahead of time for a quick, high-impact dinner party main dish.
- Grab fresh zucchini at the farmers market to make a light, crowd-pleasing summer gratin side dish.
See every issue behind this brief
Summer Zucchini Gratin
- The Gratin to Make for SummerCoco Larkin Cooks · Included
Seasonal Corn and Shrimp Main
- A Wonderful and Easy Summer Main CourseCoco Larkin Cooks · Included
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- There is a Time and Place for IcebergCoco Larkin Cooks · Read, not included
Nigel Slater interview
- With onion, everything is better!Ottolenghi · Read, not included
Hot sauce in France
- France Heats UpDavid Lebovitz Newsletter · Read, not included
About Coco Larkin Cooks
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Cook seasonal, crowd-pleasing food that can carry a dinner with friends.[1][2][3]
Who it’s for
A confident home cook looking for seasonal mains, gratins, and highly shareable recipes with a generous dinner-party feel.[1][2]
What you’ll find in it
The issues linked below include “The Recipe That Broke the Internet”, “The Gratin to Make for Summer”, and “A Wonderful and Easy Summer Main Course”. Open them to judge the publication in its own words.
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- Corre Larkin[1]
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- The Recipe That Broke the InternetPublic issue[2]
- The Gratin to Make for SummerPublic issue[3]
- A Wonderful and Easy Summer Main CourseFri, 24 Jul 2026[4]