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Ask any chef - a recipe is as good as the quality of the ingredients that go into it. And that means choosing the best and freshest products available. Fortunately, Texas grows an incredible array of foods, all ripe for the picking by the discerning cook.

More than 45 commercial fruit and vegetable crops are produced in the Lone Star State - from citrus to mushrooms, potatoes to tomatoes and a whole bunch in between. On top of that are regional specialties that bring a spectrum of unique flavors to the table, including honey, pecans, herbs, edible flowers and more. The state's diverse regions and climates ensure that something great is always cropping up - no matter the season.

The Texas Department of Agriculture's GO TEXAN program helps market and promote this incredible mix. Just look for the GO TEXAN logo to spot Texas products at a glance. GO TEXAN shows that when it comes to picking the best, the solution is simple: pick Texas.

 

 

 

 

 

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Apple-Pecan Tenderloin Medallions
*Bacon and Mushroom Bite-Size Quiche

Cajun Grilled Veggies

Cantaloupe Sorbet
Chili Fried Gulf Oysters
Duck Risotto Stuffed Cabbage Rolls

*Farmers’ Market Vegetable, Beef and Brown Rice Salad

*Fresh Tomato, Beef and Bow Tie Pasta

Garden Potato Salad
Grilled Lamb
Grilled Ostrich
Laotian Beef Salad
Marinated Mushrooms
Midnight Oyster Miga Omelet

*Minted Shrimp with Lentils, Rice and Pasta

Oysters With Moroccan Sauce
Panko Crusted Oysters
Peach Salsa
Peach-Berry Smoothie
Pecan Sourdough Crostini
Yams/Sweet Potatoes & Carrots a l'Orange

*Shrimp with Garlic and Vegetables
Skewered Cantaloupe
On the Go Stir-Fry

*South of the Border Chicken Breasts

Spinach Salad with Tender of Beef
Sunshine Salad

*Tortilla-Crusted Chicken Paillard with Sacaton Relish

Truffle Mashers
Zucchini Perini

Tips on Choosing and Storing Produce

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