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Potatoes and cauliflower come together to make a rich and silky soup.

This is a really fancy and healthful version of scalloped potatoes that’s fit for any holiday meal or entertaining table, thanks to its layered colors and flavors.

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This dish can be a fast weeknight meal or a festive addition to a dinner party.

This delicious baked chicken dinner will be a winner any night of the week!

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September is Potato Month. How will you celebrate? At Food and Health Communications, we'll be whipping up some of these amazing herb and garlic roasted potatoes. They're a simple and tasty side dish that lend themselves well to all kinds of variation!

This roasted chicken dinner turned out really good! The roasted beets with the cranberry sauce were a nice touch and the chicken was very moist. I used frozen chicken tenderloins that went into the oven frozen. I found out that they take the same time to cook as potatoes, winter squash, beets, carrots, etc. so they are a great choice for another roasted dinner - where I throw everything in the oven for 45-60 minutes and have a wonderful meal with no attended cooking time when it is done. Here are the ingredients: