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Sheet Pan Roasted California Grapes and Sweet Potatoes


Sesame-Roasted California Grapes in Crispy Won Ton Cups


Roasted Cauliflower with California Grape Gremolata


Whipped Ricotta Dip with Roasted California Grapes


Roasted California Grape and Goat Cheese Salad


Air Fryer-Roasted California Grapes on a Waffle


Sheet Pan-Roasted California Grapes and Gnocchi


Whipped Ricotta with Roasted California Grapes Crostini


Ricotta Toast with Wine-roasted California Grapes


Balsamic-Roasted Grape and Burrata Crostini


Roasted Salmon and Grapes with Pistachios over Fresh Greens


Hot Honey Roasted Broccoli with Grapes and Almonds


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