Khichuri

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This popular Indian comfort food is a thick stew packed with wonderful vegetables. It’s is traditionally served with papadums, although naan is also a tasty option if you can’t find papdums locally. Split yellow mung beans, which are also sold under the name moong dal, can be swapped with red lentils or yellow split peas […]

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Roasted Sweet Potato & Carrot Soup

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You can save time and steps by cooking the vegetables in the stock, but roasting them with the spices helps the flavors develop more deeply. Top with a little plain yogurt if desired. If you enjoy a little heat, our taste-testers found that they enjoyed this soup with extra black pepper–the bite of the pepper […]

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Two-Lentil Soup

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Thick, hearty, packed with flavorful veggies and two kinds of lentils, this soup is the best kind of comfort food for winter. Serve with crusty whole-grain bread.

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Sweet Potato & Tempeh Stew

Sweet Potato and Tempeh StewTwo Guiding Stars iconTwo Guiding Stars indicate better nutritional value.

New to tempeh? Try it in this robust, flavorful vegetarian stew. To make the stew vegan, skip the yogurt entirely or use a vegan replacement like cashew cream to keep the rich texture.

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Green Curry Stew

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Creamy coconut milk is the liquid base giving great flavor to this Thai-style green curry. Green curry paste is usually sold in the Asian section of most grocery stores. Serves this curry with an optional side of brown rice.

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Sweet Harvest Chicken Soup

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This is not your grandmother’s chicken soup. This is the chicken soup you bring your grandmother to thank her for all the chicken soup she made you. It’s sweet and fragrant and comforting in a way that says, “You’re home” better than the recipes you grew up with.

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Pork & Pumpkin Chili with Greens

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Love chili but bored of the same old, same old? Feeling adventuresome? Pair this chili up with cornbread and enjoy the discovery that healthy eating doesn’t need to be bland. Tip: If you can’t find mustard greens, any sturdy, dark green will work. Try collards or chard or spinach instead.

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Curried Squash & Apple Bisque with Leek

Curried Squash and Apple Bisque with Leek SoupOne Guiding Stars iconOne Guiding Stars indicate good nutritional value.

This recipe yields approximately 1½ quarts of soup, and it’s very flexible. If you don’t have squash, carrots make an excellent substitute. You can skip straining the soup to up the fiber content and also increase the yield. Serve with a light salad of mixed greens tossed with the Avocado Vinaigrette found in Guiding Stars’ […]

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