If winter keeps being this cold, I may have to delve into making a bunch of
other types of soup, haha.
Not exact matches
My best versions
of homemade anything involved many cans
of cream
of chicken
soup (or mushroom or celery...) mixed with frozen veggies, layered with
other packaged or frozen foods, and topped with the magic ingredient — lots
of CHEESE — to form some
type of casserole.
* Note on condensed
soup: This recipe is vegan if you use something like Campbell's Condensed Light Tomato as I did, but not necessarily gluten and
other allergen - free depending on what
type of condensed
soup you buy.
All
types of soup and sides can benefit from the nutrition, flavor and textures U.S. cheese, whey and milk proteins, permeates, yogurt and
other dairy ingredients provide.
Red lentils are great for
soups and stews in particularly as they crumble as they cook and absorb water whilst green and
other types of lentils are great in salads and cold dishes.
I think the easiest way to go about this is to have a smoothie for breakfast everyday, pack a salad to take to work, or eat a salad out at lunch as its usually easier to find decent salads at restaurants than any
other type of food, then
soup for dinner.
I'd try this recipe with an
other type of orange or I'd add the orange juice after heating up the
soup.
The only thing I recommend for
soup would be a thermos
type of container, either made by the Thermos brand, or
other similar.
This basic chicken
soup recipe is delicious as is or as a base for experimenting with
other types of chicken
soup.
Turmeric tea is more than tasty... consuming turmeric (whether in tea or in curries,
soups, sauces, or
other cooking) supports digestion, immune function, liver function, and may even offer protection from some
types of cancer.
It seems to me that
soup keeps longer than
other types of cooked food, and that anything with lemon on it tends to keep a fair while.
Whether they are black, pinto, chickpeas, or
other types, you can include beans in
soups, wraps, or on top
of salads.
To add to Julie's suggestion, I'll recommend adding some reconstituted dried mushrooms to
soups (and
other dishes) as those
type of mushrooms have a nice «meaty» texture / good tooth bite.
Kombu, dulse, wakame, and
other types of seaweed are also good sources if you like adding these to
soups or stews.
• Japan: A traditional Japanese breakfast contains miso
soup, rice with nori or
other garnishes, natto (a
type of fermented soybeans), rice porridge, grilled fish, raw egg and a pickled vegetable.
Laugh at each
other's use
of chopsticks, go through bowl after bowl
of miso
soup and discuss your favourite
types of sushi.