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Simple salmon dinner for four

From a crisp artichoke starter, to a healthy salmon salad and a gorgeous rhubarb cake, dinner is alive with the colours and tastes of the season.
Seared-salmon salad with ruby red grapefruit. Seared-salmon salad with ruby red grapefruit.
Photo, Michael Alberstat.

In anticipation of the fresh, local produce that will soon be gracing the market tables, we're putting together a menu starring a few seasonal favourites! From a crisp artichoke starter, to a healthy salmon salad and a gorgeous rhubarb tea cake, tonight dinner is alive with the colours and tastes of the season.

Crunch artichokes with creamy lemon dip recipe and minty gin and tonic cocktail Crunchy artichokes with a minty gin and tonic.
Photo, Roberto Caruso.

Appetizer and cocktail
Gin and tonic with crispy artichokes Crisply coated artichokes meet a zesty lemon and sour cream dip in this simple starter. Add a little springtime fizz, and mix up a few minty G&Ts.

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Seared-salmon salad with ruby red grapefruit. Seared-salmon salad with ruby red grapefruit.
Photo, Michael Alberstat.

Main
Seared-salmon salad with ruby red grapefruit Loaded with healthy and colourful ingredients, this filling salad gets an extra pop of flavour from a light grapefruit and dill vinaigrette.

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Rhubarb-buttermilk tea cake recipe Rhubarb-buttermilk tea cake.
Photo, Roberto Caruso.

Dessert 
Rhubarb-buttermilk tea cake Crunchy pecans and tangy rhubarb make this moist banana-bread alternative addictively good.

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