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Smooth orange soup in a white bowl with a cream drizzle and greens, beside toast with a pale spread and dried herbs.
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A small golden shortcrust pie cut open to show shredded chicken in an orange filling, on an orange plate.main

Individual Chicken and Tomato Shortcrust Pies

About 35 minutes preparation and assembly, 70 minutes cooking and baking, 30–40 minutes to chill the filling, and 10 minutes to rest; plan about 2 hours 25–35 minutes total.

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Estimated 6 individual 5-inch pies; one pie per serving per full batch

Sliced red and golden beets with goat cheese, arugula leaves, thin pale shallot rings and a crisp beet garnish on a plate.side

Roasted Beet, Goat Cheese and Arugula Salad

About 15 minutes to prepare, 45 to 60 minutes to roast, about 15 minutes to cool, and 10 minutes to assemble; up to about 100 minutes total.

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4 side servings per full batch

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