An Unlikely Pear: Creamy Sweet Potato and Pear Soup Recipe

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Bowl of soup with vegetables on a table
With summer winding down, we’ll shift from firing up the grill to firing up the stove, replacing hot dogs and hamburgers with soups and stews.
When the seasons change, it doesn’t hurt to have a unique variety of recipes up your sleeve. Sweet potatoes are in season from September to October, and pears are available from August to October.
Fused together with carrots and celery, this recipe makes a surprisingly savory soup.
Photo credit: Alyssa Hadrych A Healthier Michigan
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