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Yesterday on MH Radio we talked about heat wave remedies and oven-less recipes. Since the hot weather is just beginning here in New York, we want to continue the conversation and gather more recipe ideas to help us make it through the week! Here’s a photo of one of our radio callers’ delicious looking fig appetizer with goat cheese and honey. If you have a favorite hot weather recipe, please share your photo using #MHHeatwave on Facebook/Instagram/Twitter. We’ll be updating the blog with other heat-proof recipe ideas throughout the week!

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