Asian Detox Soup
This soup is full of nourishing, healthy vegetables as well as other healthy spices and can easily be tailored for both vegetarians or meat lovers!
In the new year, like most, I am more conscious of my health and what I am putting into my body. I like to start fresh in January and this soup just feels like a fresh start!
This soup is full of nourishing, healthy vegetables as well as other healthy spices and the noodles help keep you satisfied so you're not running back into the kitchen for a snack. The shitake mushrooms are very meaty, and even though I do eat meat, the addition of the shitake mushrooms doesn't make me crave meat at all. If the thought of a vegetarian meal doesn't interest you, thinly sliced beef or chicken or even shrimp will work beautify in this soup.
This soup contains both ginger and turmeric which is loaded with antioxidants. Turmeric has also been known to reduce the risk of cancer - who doesn't want that!?! But best of all, it tastes amazing!
Makes:6 servings
Preptime:
Cook time:
- In a large pot, heat oil on medium heat.
- add onions, garlic. Heat until softened.
- Add mushrooms and cook until softened.
- Add coconut aminos, vegetarian oyster sauce, ginger, turmeric, onion powder, garlic powder, chinese five spice, salt. mix well
- Add the broth and noodles and simmer for 5-10 minutes or until noodles are softened.
- Add bok choy and green onions and simmer for 1-2 minutes.
- Dish into bowls and add cilantro on top. Serve.
Hearty Turkey Soup
Usually, I need something to eat alongside my soup as I never really feel full with just soup alone - but not with this recipe! Both the Mister and I were full! (And he's never full after just one serving. Oh how I wish I had his metabolism.) This hearty turkey soup recipe truly eats like a meal!
Every year, I make the Turkey dinner for Thanksgiving. And every year, there are so many leftovers! (Better to have too much food than not enough, right?)
Instead of having the same thanksgiving meal on repeat until the leftovers are finished, this year, I decided to turn those leftovers into something slightly different. I made turkey soup!
If you think about it, pretty much all of your thanksgiving dinner elements can just be thrown into a pot with broth - carrots, potatoes, just throw them all in!
Usually, I need something to eat alongside my soup as I never really feel full with just soup alone - but not with this recipe! Both the Mister and I were full! (And he's never full after just one serving. Oh how I wish I had his metabolism.) This hearty turkey soup recipe truly eats like a meal!
Makes: 6 servings<
Preptime:
Cook time:
- In a large pot heat the oil over medium heat. Saute onions and garlic until tender (approximately 2-3 minutes).
- Add broth, vegetables, turkey and turkey drippings and continue to simmer for 20 minutes.
- Add pasta noodles and cook until desired tenderness.