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Friends, hello. As you read this, I am heading back north with my family for an early hockey game, of course. We had a wonderful few days with my sister's family, most of which included lounging and drinking coffee, with the downtime broken by brisk walks and cooking for the many little hungry mouths. Last night, my sister served chili (basically this recipe with a bag of frozen corn added) aside peasant bread, and it was everything I was craving — warm, hearty, beany, and loaded with vegetables. I plan on making a big pot of something as soon as I get home, maybe the above-pictured chickpeas with escarole or this simple black bean soup or this pantry tomato soup, which my children love. Find a few more of my favorite soup recipes below. I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season. Stay cozy, Friends 👋 ❄️🍜
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"I made these to accompany a French onion pot roast. These green beans were spectacular! I didn’t have red pepper flakes, so I subbed Aleppo pepper – divine!" — Amy 8 More Recipes to Make This WeekJim Lahey's No-Knead Bread: It's soup season, and how nice is it to have crusty bread on hand to dip and swipe or turn into croutons to shower over bowls of creamy, beany, brothy soups?
Speaking of soup, here are a few favorites: Silky Smooth Roasted Butternut Squash and Garlic Soup:
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