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Soups and stews were to the early americans primarily what they still are today: a way to reuse leftovers and to not waste food -- which was naturally much harder to come by back then. Usually -- though not always --a mixture of meat and vegetables, these hearty dishes kept out the chill of the New England winter. | |||||||||||||||||||
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