I absolutely love soups. This is the perfect time of the year for it. I have made pea soup, lima bean soup, minestroni, chili, pumpkin soups. I was vegetarian for 2.5 years so most of my protein was coming from beans. I love to cook and follow your posts regularly. I hope to publish a cookbook soon.
— Anonymous
01/08/2013 - 1:08pm
I start by boiling dry soup mix that contains barley, rice, lentils, split peas and beans in 12 cups of water with a soup bone for 1 hour or so. Then I add cubbed carrots and turnips. Simmer for another 30 minutes. Then I add 1 cubed potato, leaks, rapini, and some Orzo pasta. Simmer for another 30 minutes,,, You can add 1 small can of V8 for taste. VOILA!
— Anonymous
01/08/2013 - 2:51pm
love the veggie tofu soup from the local chinese restaurant...
just fresh veggies and tofu flash cooked in hot broth :)
— Anonymous
01/08/2013 - 3:28pm
I love old fashioned Mennonite cabbage borscht. Rich beef broth, cabbage, spuds, tomatoes and alot of seasonings. Warms your soul and ur belly. Keeps you full w/o aa tonof calories!!
— Anonymous
01/08/2013 - 6:10pm
Nuts help us melt body fat because they optimize hormone production, such as, testosterone and growth hormone. Research has shown that these healthy fats keep us feeling full for longer periods of time. Our hunger is satisfied throughout the entire day. Consuming slow digesting foods, such as nuts, helps us sustain high energy levels all day long.
SOUP SOUP SOUP!!!!
I can't think of a more healthy way of loosing weight than eating soup. I know everyone has a version so I am not going to give one here, I just want to tout the benefits of soup. I weighed 265 and I am only 5'4", not a good picture. I went to a nature path for other health reasons and this is what she said to me: "Eat soup, lots of soup, any kind of soup".
I took her serious. It took me almost a year to get the weight off, but it worked. I opted for some pretty unhealthy styles to start with because that is where my head was and the reason it took me a year to get it off, but I began to feel satisfied and not deprived and so as I went I began to par down the kinds of soup I made or I should say the kinds of ingredients I used. When I did put meats in the soup it was very trimmed of fats, skinless and skimmed when done. When I did want a cream soup I made the soup and added a tablespoon or two of cream into my 'own' bowl as did the rest of my family. Also, when creamed soup was made as in cauliflower, broccoli, etc, I pureed the vegies and added some cheese. Vegan cheese is great for creamed soups. I am still eating soup as it keeps me focused, thin and healthy.
I thought my family would complain, but even now (they're grown with kids) they eat soup. Next to chocolate, I think soup is a miracle food.
Thanks for letting me share. And.....EAT SOUP, LOTS OF SOUP, ANY KIND OF SOUP!!
I absolutely love soups. This is the perfect time of the year for it. I have made pea soup, lima bean soup, minestroni, chili, pumpkin soups. I was vegetarian for 2.5 years so most of my protein was coming from beans. I love to cook and follow your posts regularly. I hope to publish a cookbook soon.
— Anonymous
01/08/2013 - 1:08pm
I start by boiling dry soup mix that contains barley, rice, lentils, split peas and beans in 12 cups of water with a soup bone for 1 hour or so. Then I add cubbed carrots and turnips. Simmer for another 30 minutes. Then I add 1 cubed potato, leaks, rapini, and some Orzo pasta. Simmer for another 30 minutes,,, You can add 1 small can of V8 for taste. VOILA!
— Anonymous
01/08/2013 - 2:51pm
love the veggie tofu soup from the local chinese restaurant...
just fresh veggies and tofu flash cooked in hot broth :)
— Anonymous
01/08/2013 - 3:28pm
I love old fashioned Mennonite cabbage borscht. Rich beef broth, cabbage, spuds, tomatoes and alot of seasonings. Warms your soul and ur belly. Keeps you full w/o aa tonof calories!!
— Anonymous
01/08/2013 - 6:10pm
Nuts help us melt body fat because they optimize hormone production, such as, testosterone and growth hormone. Research has shown that these healthy fats keep us feeling full for longer periods of time. Our hunger is satisfied throughout the entire day. Consuming slow digesting foods, such as nuts, helps us sustain high energy levels all day long.
Herbsonline
— Ramy_2
01/11/2013 - 4:12am
I like all veggie soup, no meat
— Rita_155
01/16/2013 - 8:49pm
where can i get the recipe for veggiestronie
— Heidy_1
01/16/2013 - 11:40pm
Lentil soup
— Anonymous
01/20/2013 - 8:46am
Chicken and veggie soup with escarole and quanoa
— Anonymous
01/24/2013 - 12:51pm
SOUP SOUP SOUP!!!!
I can't think of a more healthy way of loosing weight than eating soup. I know everyone has a version so I am not going to give one here, I just want to tout the benefits of soup. I weighed 265 and I am only 5'4", not a good picture. I went to a nature path for other health reasons and this is what she said to me: "Eat soup, lots of soup, any kind of soup".
I took her serious. It took me almost a year to get the weight off, but it worked. I opted for some pretty unhealthy styles to start with because that is where my head was and the reason it took me a year to get it off, but I began to feel satisfied and not deprived and so as I went I began to par down the kinds of soup I made or I should say the kinds of ingredients I used. When I did put meats in the soup it was very trimmed of fats, skinless and skimmed when done. When I did want a cream soup I made the soup and added a tablespoon or two of cream into my 'own' bowl as did the rest of my family. Also, when creamed soup was made as in cauliflower, broccoli, etc, I pureed the vegies and added some cheese. Vegan cheese is great for creamed soups. I am still eating soup as it keeps me focused, thin and healthy.
I thought my family would complain, but even now (they're grown with kids) they eat soup. Next to chocolate, I think soup is a miracle food.
Thanks for letting me share. And.....EAT SOUP, LOTS OF SOUP, ANY KIND OF SOUP!!
— Anonymous
01/24/2013 - 4:26pm
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