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Alex Province’s Seafood Soup with Sherry Wine

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The same way I save the chicken carcass after a chicken dinner to make stock, I save lobster shells all summer long and turn them into broth. You can do this with shrimp shells, too. What do the shells add to the broth? A beautiful brininess. It’s the essence of the sea.

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Beet and Polenta Cakes with Faux Aioli

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Top these beautiful cakes with Vanessa Seder’s Faux Aioli.

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Faith’s Greek Lemon Chicken Soup with Quinoa

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We’ve all had lemon chicken soup with rice or noodles, but quinoa somehow makes any dish heartier and more substantial. Because quinoa is so dense and filling, it’s an excellent way to make Faith’s soup recipe, a riff on avgolemono, a meal.

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Chris Prosperi’s Quick and Easy Tomato-Chicken Soup

Chris's Tomato Chicken Soup recipe

This quick soup, one of Chris’s go-tos on a snowy day, uses a genius shortcut ingredient: tomato sauce, but a few plum tomatoes keep the flavor fresh. Chris’s favorite mini pasta, ditalini, adds the umph to make it a meal.

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Alex Province’s Quick Version of a Traditional Cocido (Spanish Soup)

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There’s nothing better than roasting a chicken low and slow for Sunday dinner. But, I don’t stop there. While I’m doing the dishes after dinner, I’ve got the chicken carcass in a stockpot simmering away on the stove so my husband Matt and I can have a delicious homemade stock for a Spanish soup later on.

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Julia Turshen’s Spicy Tandoori Cauliflower with Minted Yogurt

Feed the Resistance by Julia Turshen

The yogurt and assertive spice combination give the cauliflower an enormous depth of flavor and a really rich texture. For a complete meal, serve this with white or brown rice, quinoa, or warm flatbread and a platter of sliced cucumbers that you’ve drizzled with lemon juice and sprinkled with salt.

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