Turkey Tortellini Soup with Greens Whether it’s been a long week, you’re feeling uninspired in the kitchen, or the kids refuse to eat anything you suggest, you can always count on pasta night. Not only is pasta budget-friendly and foolproof to make, but there are endless kinds of you […]
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Whether it's been a long week, you're feeling uninspired in the kitchen, or the kids refuse to eat anything you suggest, you can always count on pasta night. Not only is pasta budget-friendly and foolproof to make, but there are endless kinds of you can serve. Tortellini is one of our favorite store-bought pasta types, and who can disagree? It cooks incredibly quickly, it's cheesy, and it's so comforting. All you really need to do to serve a meal the whole family will love is throw together some cooked tortellini with a , and voila! We took it a step further with our collection of tortellini recipes. Still just as simple but more flavorful, our tortellini recipes include tortellini soups, salads, and pasta bakes. Our Tortellini Mac and Cheese will stop you from ever buying the boxed version again, and our Vegetable Tortellini Soup is just the comfort food you need on a sick day. Add tortellini to the grocery list this week: You're going to want to try these recipes.
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This quick, 25-minute supper comes together entirely in your cast-iron skillet, so sign up for dish duty tonight. Feel free to toss in rotisserie chicken, cooked shrimp, or your protein of choice to make it more filling.
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Get ahead on your meal prep plan with this quick salad. Make and refrigerate the basil vinaigrette (shake it well before dressing the salad). Mix the tortellini, , tomatoes, black-eyed peas, and corn in a large bowl; cover and refrigerate. When you are ready to serve the salad, dress the tortellini mixture with the dressing, stir in arugula, and top with toasted pecans.
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We made fried chicken even more Southern by coating it in a mixture with chopped pecans. When served over tortellini, it makes a hearty, kid-friendly supper.
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Sometimes the best Thanksgiving food comes . This easy soup is the coziest way to make-over your turkey into a comforting lunch or dinner.
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This soup is an easy way to go meatless while still satisfying pasta cravings. Although we use refrigerated prechopped veggies here, feel free to mix in fresh vegetables or whatever you have on hand. Preparing this soup in the slow cooker makes for rich flavor.
