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asian chicken salad with noodles
04-16-2004 - from Cooking Light Magazine
asian chicken salad with noodles
Butternut Squash Soup with Sage
04-16-2004 - by Sally Sampson
This soup is smooth and silky. Serve it as a first course for a grilled pork or chicken dinner. If you're not a butternut squash fan, substitute any type of squash in this recipe or use carrots instead.
Carrot and Sweet Potato Soup with Cranberry Relish
12-01-2007 - Cooking Light Magazine
This is a thick puree of carrots and sweet potatoes garnished with a zesty cranberry topping. Storing and transporting is easy: Place one cup soup, about one tablespoon relish, and 1 1/2 teaspoons parsley in separate containers. To serve, reheat the soup; combine the relish and parsley, and garnish.
Chicken Noodle Soup
04-16-2004 - from Cooking Light Magazine
Tasty chicken noodle soup from Cooking Light magazine.
Gazpacho
04-16-2004 - by Sally Sampson
Delicious as the first course of a light summer dinner or a main course for lunch, gazpacho is a delightful way to show off summer's bounty. If you want a finer soup, either chop the vegetables smaller or puree half the gazpacho in a food processor. If you prefer, substitute fresh dill or cilantro for the basil.
Grilled Corn and Black Bean Salad
8/19/04 - From Cooking Light Magazine
Serve this juicy salad with a slotted spoon over chips or chicken.
Lime -Spiked Black Bean Dip
12-01-2007 - Cooking Light Magazine
This dip is so easy and perfect for any casual gathering.
Melanie's Garden Tomato Soup

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Spiced Cider
12-01-2007 - Cooking Light Magazine
Welcome guests to your home with an inviting warm beverage. Steep the cider a day ahead of time, keep it refrigerated, and then reheat just before serving.
Tomato-Basil Soup
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