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Scallion & Arugula Chimichurri Sauce

Makes 2 cups Chimichurri is a great pantry staple to have in your repertoire! It has more oil than pesto and is spiced with lots of red pepper. This bright spring chimichurri sauce doubles as a marinade and an accompaniment for grilled beef, chicken, or veggies–I particularly like this sauce on top of roasted romanesco or cauliflower. Scallions are usually one of the first spring alliums (the onion family) to make an appearance at the farmer’s market. You can swap in spring onions or leeks if you want to mix it up.  Growing tip: Arugula is a great first-time salad green to grow. Simply sow the tiny seeds on the soil surface and keep watered. Harvest your greens by cutting the greens at the base of the plant. If you have the space, sow 2 patches in your garden 2 weeks apart. This method of succession planting ensures you will have an ample supply of arugula greens! What you need: -1 bunch of scallions, chopped thinly  (about 1 cup) – ¼ cup Aronia berry or …