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Yam and Carrot Casserole

Use the large grating disk on the processor to make short work of preparing the vegetables.

Creamed Chicken and Vegetables

An old-fashioned and versatile dish. Serve it over split hot biscuits (or toasted English muffins) for brunch or over egg noodles for a comforting simple dinner.

Potato and Toasted Corn Salad with Buttermilk Dressing

Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Mashed Sweet Potatoes and Pears

Pears and pear nectar add a delightful accent.

Purple-Potato and Crab Gratin

This recipe originally accompanied Poached Halibut with Black Truffles and Purple-Potato and Crab Gratin .

Smoked Fish Chowder

Although we feature smoked fish in this chowder, the recipe works equally well with fresh fillets of such white fish as cod, haddock, halibut, or snapper.

Sausage Stew

Leek and Potato Soup

This soup is related to brotchán foltchep, a classic leek and oatmeal soup (also known as brotchán roy) that combines leeks, oatmeal and milk. This version is thickened with potatoes instead of oatmeal and flavored with chicken stock instead of milk. Serve it with savory whole wheat scones or slices of brown soda bread.

Garlic, White Cheddar and Chipotle Mashed Potatoes

Thirty-six garlic cloves may sound like a lot, but they're cooked until mellow in flavor. This recipe was created to accompany Spiced Beef Tenderloin Steaks with Mango Salsa.

Layered Potato, Onion and Celery Root Casserole

Rich and satisfying, this is sure to be the hit of the party-especially if it's a cold day.

Hamburger Pie

Now and again all a recipe requires to embitter a child is one fatal ingredient. My siblings tell me that they recall Hamburger Pie as a kid-friendly favorite. I dreaded it. Spying its mashed-potato crust through the oven window, I always groaned. Today my stomach still sinks with recollection, and here's why: sliced green beans from a can. Yes, they're fast, but can anyone defend the taste, texture, or color of canned green beans? My sister has tried to gussy up this dish, and I'm sure you can find many hoity-toity versions (usually called Shepherd's Pie). But here, taken from the brittle pages of her kitchen scrapbook, is the very recipe my mom prepared for her ungrateful son. Everything in it could be found in our house on any day. Mothers take note: This recipe would allow fresh green beans, cooked. Unless, of course, your little epicure insists on canned!

Beef Brisket Braised with Dried Fruit, Yams and Carrots

This can be prepared one day ahead, making the seder day much easier. Serve steamed broccoli on the side.
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