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by Sarah Steimer

Fennel and carrot soup

The deep flavors of this soup could almost be mistaken for a bit of bacon fat or another meat product, but it all stems from slowly cooking the vegetables. Even the browned butter walnuts add another layer of depth to this very simple soup. The cream wouldn’t be totally necessary, but it’s certainly a nice touch (especially with that maple syrup).

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by Sarah Steimer

Simple vegetable curry

This recipe is the result of wanting a very comforting meal without almost any hassle and definitely without having to dirty more than one pot. The result was just that, and was even better when I reheated it for lunch the following day.

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by Sarah Steimer

Creamy thyme sweet potatoes

I made this as a side dish for these gluten-free waffles a few weeks back. They didn’t turn out how I intended, but man did they taste amazing! Such a great, savory side dish for brunch or dinner.

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by Sarah Steimer

Butter-nutty squash soup

Great name, right? It comes from the nutty flavor that tahini adds to the soup. Sure, sesame seeds aren’t nuts, but they have an amazing earthy, nutty flavor that need not be reserved just for hummus.

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by Sarah Steimer

Lentil curry with rice

I love curry pretty much any time of year, but it always seems particularly spectacular when it start getting cold out. Even when it comes to picking a restaurant, I tend to lean toward Indian restaurants or other cuisines that include lots of spices in the fall and winter.

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by Sarah Steimer

Chili verde with chicken

This bleak-looking chili has some pretty wild and wonderful flavors, and plenty of protein (so much so that you could easily omit the chicken for a vegetarian version). I loved the warm spiciness of this dish that doesn’t at all overwhelm.

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by Sarah Steimer

Roasted tomato-carrot soup

There are piles of carrots at the farmers market right now, and the tomatoes are starting to look a little softer than a month ago. It’s the perfect excuse to throw these market stragglers into the oven, into a pot and then into your stomach. Tweak the recipe to your liking, maybe add some roasted corn or some leftover rice. Whatever route you take, it’ll be very satisfying and simple.

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by Sarah Steimer

Green bean and cilantro salsa

Not only is this a great salsa, but it’s really an awesome side dish as well. The best part is for sure the crunch, so think about adding it to a soft taco.

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by Sarah Steimer

Barbecue pulled chicken sandwich with slaw

These sandwiches were heaven. We were out all day and had plans to make them when we got home, and it was just about all I could think about. They were really quite simple to make, and the chipotle added an extra zip that took it beyond a simple lunchtime sandwich.

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by Sarah Steimer

Zucchini and pickled beet sandwich

No matter how many dishes I make or how many new recipes I try, sandwiches are still one of my favorite meals. This recipe was no exception, and it proves you don’t need meat to make a tasty and satisfying sandwich.

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