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Warm up with these 10 winter soup recipes from the Star Tribune's archives - Minneapolis Star Tribune

Warm up with these 10 winter soup recipes from the Star Tribune's archives - Minneapolis Star Tribune

Posted: 08 Feb 2021 06:03 AM PST

Minnesota Wild Rice Soup

"Wild rice soup has surely earned its place as Minnesota's unofficial-but-should-be-official dish," writes Rick Nelson in 2019. "Especially since it's basically a wild rice hot dish, and nothing is more quintessentially Minnesotan than that." Find the recipe here.

African Peanut Soup

"Anyone who enjoys Thai peanut sauce will love this addictively good soup," writes Meredith Deeds in 2013. "For a vegetarian version, substitute vegetable broth for the chicken broth and leave out the turkey or replace it with cooked garbanzo beans." Find the recipe here.

Moroccan Harira Red Lentil Soup

"I often make this soup on Christmas Eve, or certainly over the holidays," said Lynne Rossetto Kasper, former host of public radio's the Splendid Table, in 2016. "But sometimes it's just when the spirit moves me. I'll pull it out of the freezer on a night when I just don't want to cook. You put it out with an assortment of condiments and some interesting bread, and you've got supper." Find the recipe here.

Creamy Chicken Noodle Soup

"Comforting, warming and ultra-satisfying, this creamy soup manages to be hearty without being heavy," writes Meredith Deeds in 2019. "It's everything you need on a cold night." Find the recipe here.

Curried Sweet Potato Soup

"Here's a warming [vegan] soup that, though creamy, is dairy-free," writes Beth Dooley in 2020. "In comes together in minutes with leftover roasted sweet potatoes." Find the recipe here.

Sausage and White Bean Soup

"Sausage and White Bean Soup tastes better the longer it simmers," writes Beth Dooley in 2008. "I like to assemble it early in the day and let it cook itself into dinner in a slow cooker." Find the recipe here.

Beer Cheese Soup

"The traditional way to garnish this German-by-way-of-Wisconsin soup is with popcorn," writes Lee Svitak Dean in 2020. "But the folks at Saveur magazine have dressed it up with something even better for a luxurious finish: Gorgonzola." Find the recipe here.

Split Pea Soup

"If you prefer to make bean and ham soup rather than split pea (with ham), just sub out cooked beans for the split peas," writes Lee Svitak Dean in 2020. Find the recipe here.

Mushroom and Farro Soup

"This [vegan] soup has an Italian flavor, with farro and a little red wine, so feel free to throw in some thyme or rosemary, if the spirit moves you," writes Robin Asbell in 2019. "Tamari may seem out of character for Italian, but it adds savory umami flavor that amplifies the meatiness of the mushrooms." Find the recipe here.

Day-After Italian Wedding Soup

"Hearty, brothy and garlicky, this Italian soup is a delicious way to use some of your turkey leftovers," writes Meredith Deeds in 2020. "No turkey? No problem. Chicken works just as well." Find the recipe here.

Move Over Biryani: 7 Veg Hyderabadi Recipes That Are Nothing Short Of Sensation - NDTV Food

Posted: 08 Feb 2021 07:48 PM PST

HighlightsHyderabadi Biryani is an iconic dish

Shaker site seeks heritage-themed recipes for cookbook - Albany Times Union

Posted: 08 Feb 2021 09:29 AM PST

Apple-pie photo by Ellie Kozan for the Shaker Heritage Society.

The Shaker Heritage Society in Colonie, based at the site of the oldest Shaker community in America, is soliciting recipes from Capital Region residents that celebrate their respective heritages.

Chosen recipes, approximately 100 in all, will be included in a cookbook to be published in the spring. According to submission guidelines:

The recipe may be linked to a certain location, event, or person. Participants should be sure to include the following:

  • Your Name
  • Your Location
  • Recipe Title
  • Email/Phone #
  • Recipe measurements and instructions
  • In 150 words or less, explain why this recipe is special to you and how it links you to the community and place that you call your own. 

Photos are optional. 

Recipes may be submitted online or emailed to director@shakerheritage.org. The society offers "educational programming, public events and tours which focus on the history of Shakers, their innovative spirit, and their influence on American culture," according to its website.

Our best Super Bowl recipes deliver big flavor for a smaller watch party - The Washington Post

Posted: 01 Feb 2021 09:00 AM PST

  • Limit your party to people you live with, or if you're able, project the game onto a wall in an outdoor area where everyone can practice appropriate social distancing.
  • If game-day classics are your thing, consider conducting a food swap. Make a designated spot for friends to drop off and pick up portions of certain dishes, so that everyone gets a variety without having to cook all day.
  • Or, if you've caught the cooking bug and want to experiment, this smaller gathering can serve as a focus group as you try out new recipes.
  • Made too much food? That's okay. Remember, plenty of game-watching fare can be repurposed for future meals; you can freeze leftover chili for later, and turn those extra ribs into tacos or enchiladas.
  • Select recipes, like snack mixes and mini pizzas, that are easy to scale down. Most of The Post's recipes feature a scaling button to help you do just that. Keep in mind, however, that when scaling a recipe, cooking times and temperatures, pan sizes and seasonings may be affected, so adjust accordingly. (Also, amounts listed in the directions will not reflect the changes made to ingredient amounts.)

Here is a batch of Super Bowl eats that can easily be scaled down for Super Bowl LV. You'll want to bookmark them now, too, for next year when we can — we hope — watch the game with a crowd.

Bean and Barley Chili. Scale down this hearty chili, or make a big batch and drop off some to a friend's house. Chili freezes well, too.

Savory Cereal Snack Mix. You can make a big batch to portion, package and drop off, or make a smaller batch for just your household.

Muffin Tin Deep Dish Pizza. Your muffin tin is a handy way to make small portions easy. These kid-friendly deep dish pizzas will win the evening. Gather the ingredients and then make as many or as few as you need.

Hot Buffalo Chicken Dip. The most classic, salty-tangy-spicy game-day item; you can of course leave out the chicken to make it vegetarian. It easily scales down to four servings.

Cocoa Yogurt Snacking Cake. A dessert is always welcome, especially this simple, one-layer snacking cake. For something a little different, check out this Simple Sesame Cake. Both are one-bowl cakes that come together in minutes and require no stand mixer or fancy pans.


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