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by Sarah Steimer

vegtart2

This tart came to me on a wintry, snowy day when something cozy was the only thing that would do. There are quite a few steps to this tart, but I had everything I needed in the house! It’s the perfect thing to share with company or reheat a day or two later.

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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

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 Caitlin Saniga

Potato-leek soup with herb oil

I love soups with swirls. This soup features a really nice fresh herb and sauteed shallot oil that can be drizzled on top of each serving, and then twirled into the soup with a toothpick.

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by Caitlin Saniga

White bean and mushroom soup

Joel’s mom has always recommended blending down white beans in a soup to create a thicker, creamier texture. This is the first time I’ve used that trick, and I’m a fan.

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by Caitlin Saniga

Creamy roasted cauliflower soup

This is a grown-up twist on the classic broccoli and cheddar soup: rich, silky, hearty and with a beautiful, mild, fruity depth, thanks to the white wine. Feel free to stir in cooked brown rice or farro, like my mom always did with our broccoli cheese soup.

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by Sarah Steimer

Pasta with roasted tomatoes, corn and garlic confit

This dish was a straight-up treat. The garlic confit and corn take on a subtle sweetness, while the roasted tomatoes take everything to a deeper level. I would have even skipped the pasta and poured everything over a good piece of bread. So save this recipe as a bruschetta idea as well!

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by Sarah Steimer

Broccoli and herb-stuffed portobellas

Vegetarian meals can’t be filling, you say? Yeah, eat this and try telling me that. Bill and I were as stuffed as can be (really, no pun intended) after we each had one of these mushrooms.

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by Caitlin Saniga

Herbal balsamic vinaigrette

I serve this dressing drizzled over fresh beet greens, roasted beets, and toasted walnuts. Use whatever herbs you have — dill, mint and tarragon might also be nice.

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by Sarah Steimer

Lemon-thyme cookies

Lemon and thyme can sound a little bit like a fancy bar of soap, but they actually make a pretty incredible cookie combination. Just one or two of these soft bites will leave you craving them at all hours of the day.

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