This is a perfect quick soup that is satisfying and nutritious. Butternut squash is packed in nutrition including lots of Vitamin A, potassium, fiber, Vitamin E, calcium, phosphorous, magnesium, and iron, to name a few. It is a great thing to add to your diet to help color your way to health.
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There is a vegetarian restaurant in my home state of Kentucky in Louisville that I always go to when I visit my family. The restaurant is called Roots and they have the most amazing coconut green curry soup I've ever had. I wanted to create a similar version since I live so far away. Although mine isn't quite as good as theirs, it's pretty close. I made it for my friend who was visiting from Louisville and loves the soup at Roots, and she gave it a big thumbs up! This is so simple to make and is very satisfying. Give it a whirl and I think you will agree that it's pretty yummy. Ingredients:
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Bon appetit! For those who know me, they know my favorite summertime food is watermelon. I love watermelon any way you slice it, no pun intended! I had a watermelon gazpacho at a restaurant several years ago & knew that I had to recreate it. There is not much more refreshing on a hot day than a cup of this raw, vegan soup. Try it, you'll see! You really can modify this any way you want, just make sure the base is watermelon. Ingredients:
Blend all ingredients in Vitamix or good blender until smooth. You can add some roasted pumpkin seeds or chopped avocado on top when serving. Serve chilled. Enjoy! I was inspired to create this after tasting something similar in a café here in town. My husband named it and was not disappointed in the results! Ingredients:
A quick, easy, and delicious vegetable bean soup that is vegan and low-fat! It is very satisfying and perfect for a chilly night! The refried beans make it a bit creamy in texture. Ingredients
· 1 onion, chopped · 3 cloves garlic, chopped · 1 cup dry white wine · 1 red bell pepper, chopped · 2 tomatoes, chopped · 2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro · 1 large sweet potato, peeled and chopped · 3 stalks celery, chopped · 32 ounces low-fat vegetable broth · 1 can Eden chili beans · 1 can fat-free refried beans · 1 cup frozen peas · 1 cup frozen organic corn · 1 bunch Swiss chard, kale or spinach, chopped, stems removed · 1 tablespoon chili powder · 1 teaspoon cumin
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