Homedecortips: Garlic Miso Soup

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Garlic Miso Soup

This fang-tastically tasty miso soup uses tofu, garlic, and shiitake mushrooms for a 15-minute recipe that doubles as a vampire repellent. Whether or not you have plans tonight, let's have ourselves a little Halloween fun.

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