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Fall favorites: Bittman’s one-pot comfort soups

Soups are often thought of as starters — thin brothy affairs that may taste good but never quite fill you up. When the fall and winter weather comes around you want something with a bit of heft to it. These two one-pot recipes from Mark Bittman, author and New York Times columnist, should do the trick! They're filling, perfect for the cooler weather and will help you finish off your late-summer
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Soups are often thought of as starters — thin brothy affairs that may taste good but never quite fill you up. When the fall and winter weather comes around you want something with a bit of heft to it. These two one-pot recipes from Mark Bittman, author and New York Times columnist, should do the trick! They're filling, perfect for the cooler weather and will help you finish off your late-summer vegetables.

The best vegetable soup ever, no kidding

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The best vegetable soup ever, no kidding

Mark Bittman, New York Times columnist and author of "The Food Matters Cookbook"
Roasted butternut chowder with apples and bacon

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Roasted butternut chowder with apples and bacon

Mark Bittman, New York Times columnist and author of "The Food Matters Cookbook"