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The food journalists Michael Pollan and Michael Moss demonstrate that making a simple and nutritious meal isn’t the chore we’ve been led to believe. Read More...
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Using soba rather than rice noodles and seasoning the tofu with soy sauce fuses Asian cuisines in this inviting soup. Read More...
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Tomatoes make an unusual appearance in this Italian-style egg drop soup. Read More...
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Some of these blended soups are elegant enough to serve not only as meals but also as dinner party aperitifs. Read More...
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Soups thickened with fresh or stale bread are found from the Mediterranean to Scandinavia — wherever bread is a staple. Read More...
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Add a poached egg to this traditional soup for an even more substantial meal. Read More...
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This soup, a favorite on a chilly day, can be served at lunch or dinner — with some extra yogurt, it makes a fine breakfast. Read More...
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Bulgur is just one grain you can add to this lemony soup; quinoa or rice, which is traditional, work equally well. Read More...
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Wild rice and mushrooms lend an earthy, meaty flavor to this soup. Read More...
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Whole grains like quinoa, barley and wheat berries and transform soup into a hearty, healthful meal. Today: garlic soup with quinoa and snap peas. Read More...
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This pureed tomato soup is much like gazpacho, but without bread. Read More...
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A rich-tasting soup that doesn’t rely on cream or butter. Read More...
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A simple soup with an intense flavor. Read More...
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A novel use for the outer leaves of lettuce that are too tough for a salad. Read More...
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A beautiful seasonal soup with a deep, rich flavor. Read More...
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