White Bean & Chicken Sausage Ragout

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This hearty dish made with sausage and white beans is a quicker variation on classic, slow-stewed ragouts. Look for low-sodium canned beans.

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Roasted-Chicken Noodle Soup

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Roasted chicken has an abundance of flavor, which it brings to soup in the best way. This soup uses evaporated milk for a little added creaminess to thicken this very classic soup.

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Roasted Garlic & Shallot Potato Soup

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Roasting garlic and shallots deepens and sweetens their flavor, making this soup rich and delicious. This potato soup is bound to become a new family favorite.

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Quinoa with Leeks & Shiitake Mushrooms

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Leeks and shiitake mushrooms team up to bring an earthy, complex flavor to this easy-yet-elegant quinoa dish. Serve it at your next dinner party to provide a vegan side that will wow and sustain all your guests.

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Rice with Edamame & Sea Greens

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Seaweed brings two key things to a dish: a wide variety of nutrients and a pleasant bit of natural salt. Pairing it with rice and edamame produces a filling dish that your tongue will delight in eating.

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Quick Fall Minestrone

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Low-sodium canned beans and quick-cooking orzo make this recipe cook up quite speedily. To save even more prep time, use fresh prepared or frozen vegetables.

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Roasted Chestnut Soup

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Soup is a classic way to turn the holiday treat of roasted chestnuts into a light and lovely meal. This version is made more nutritious by swapping sour cream out and using plain, low-fat yogurt.

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Vichyssoise

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Vichyssoise is a classic potato soup. Although it is traditionally served cold, it can also be eaten warm if that suits your preferences better.

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