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The beauty of a soup like this — other than its bone-warming properties — is that you don’t need a recipe You can pretty much simmer together any combination of vegetables with a little water or broth, purée it, top it with good olive oil and salt, and end up with something good to eat The addition of miso paste and crushed coriander to the broth, and fresh lemon and cilantro at the end, zips things up without negating the comfort factor.
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Chef John cooks the apples first for more flavor and a softer texture, and he uses sparkling apple cider for a lighter-tasting apple fritter.
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Using baby carrots and frozen pearl onions in this Instant Pot(R) Yankee pot roast cuts down on prep time and the seasoned flour coating on the roast makes a rich, thick sauce.
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This recipe is by Melissa Clark and takes 1 hour plus at least 2 1/2 hours’ chilling. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Delicious autum soup. Spicy, not for the faint of heart. Recipe is great with homemade gruyere crackers rolled in poppyseed. Looks spectacular in white dishes...