
Recipe for Sesame-Style Quick Beans and Rice
By using quick-cooking brown rice in this recipe, you get more nutrition than from commonly used white rice.
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By using quick-cooking brown rice in this recipe, you get more nutrition than from commonly used white rice.
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This hearty, flavorful soup is full of health-promoting vegetables. With the addition of legumes and the red lentil pasta, it makes a great one-pot meal.
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This recipe has a great combination of silky tofu, crunchy Japanese panko breadcrumbs, and nutty toothiness of sesame seeds.
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These vegetable bowls bring a lot of variation to this quick, simple, and versatile Thai peanut sauce.
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