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I saw this saucy rice, mushroom, and pea dish in the frozen food section of the local grocery store and decided that I could make it better. I did!!
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This creamy tuna casserole with peas and onion is topped with fresh bread crumbs.
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Garlic soup is a dish that you can turn to when you think the cupboards are bare It makes a soothing, satisfying meal The classic Provençal version of this soup is made with little more than water, whole crushed garlic cloves, salt, and olive oil; this version is more substantial and has a bit more flavor because I mince the garlic.
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A baked tuna casserole layered with crushed potato chips, canned tuna, green peas, mushroom soup, and American cheese. A perfect family dish for a cool fall night!
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Boneless pork chops are cubed and combined with black beans, diced tomatoes, green chiles, and instant brown rice, then topped with shredded cheese and baked into a family-pleasing casserole.
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A hearty, thick borscht with beef oxtail, and barley is chock full of vegetables. Add beets in the last hour to preserve the soup's red color.
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Cream of celery soup, chopped spinach, onion and seasonings are combined in a saucepan and cooked on top of the stove in this vegetable side dish.
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Thin-sliced herbed pancakes are the "noodles" in this flavorful broth. Both light and hearty, it's a nice bridge from summer to fall.
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White beans and pesto or pistou (pesto without the pine nuts) always make a nice marriage Thin the pistou with a little extra olive oil so that you can drizzle it over the rich-tasting purée.
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This recipe is by Jane Sigal and takes 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Lots of carrots and parsnips give old-favorite chicken noodle soup a sweet savor. To balance this effect, use the optional parsley, which is just slightly bitter.
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While honoring the recipe that has worked for decades, we choose to play up the custardy texture of this popular Chinese-American soup by adding an egg.