thai sweet potato soup

fitbot
fitbot Posts: 406
edited September 23 in Recipes
I just made a giant pot of this and it is amaaaaaayzing, filling and warming for winter days. its not REALLY thai, but has some of the ingredients.

1 large sweet potato
2 carrots
1/2 red onion
2 garlic cloves
extra virgin coconut oil
1 green pepper
1inch of fresh ginger
bunch of fresh coriander
350ml coconut milk
spices to taste

heat up coconut oil in a large pot
add chopped onion and chopped garlic
add carrots simmer for 5 min
add chopped sweet potato
add ginger
add spices: i used 1 teaspoon sweet paprika, a teaspoon coarse sea salt, pinch of pepper, pinch of cayenne, half a teaspoon of curry powder, half a teaspoon of thyme
cover with water
cook covered on high until vegetables are tender (about 20 min)
add chopped green pepper
reduce heat to simmer and add coconut milk
mix it all up and let it come to a gentle boil

enjoy with fresh coriander and extra chili sauce.

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  • Meggie_pooh
    Meggie_pooh Posts: 316 Member
    sounds super yummy....do u have the nutritional facts for this?
  • jesshall281
    jesshall281 Posts: 219
    yum yum! have wrote this down and will be trying soon!
  • BeccyBerry
    BeccyBerry Posts: 312
    mmmmm that does sound really good, I think i'll make some tommorrow :)
  • Debnva
    Debnva Posts: 8 Member
    Thanks, fitbot! This sounds really good! I am always looking for new gluten free, dairy free recipes.
  • Aid_B
    Aid_B Posts: 427
    I'll be making this at the weekend :happy:
  • fitbot
    fitbot Posts: 406
    i do not have the nutirional value for this. however.. only the cocomilk is potentially a bit of a calorie trap. even then it is quite dilluted in the soup and fat from cocomilk is quite good for you. For my food diary i just put in the cooked veggies in the soup and then added the estimated cocomilk separately. not ideal, i know

    its so good i want to make out with it. I had to hide it in the fridge so that i wouldnt eat the whole thing
  • fitbot
    fitbot Posts: 406
    ooo forgot! i put celery in it too, but it's optional
  • iolande
    iolande Posts: 9 Member
    Yum! Will make in the next couple of days! (sans celery - ugh!)
  • BeccyBerry
    BeccyBerry Posts: 312
    I made a this... well a slightly adjusted version to use up some bits we had left from making a thai curry at the weekend.... so scrummy :)
  • MEMoggridge
    MEMoggridge Posts: 151 Member
    Just have it on the stove now!!! Yum!!!
    Thank you for sharing!!!
  • meerkat70
    meerkat70 Posts: 4,605 Member
    Oh that sounds SO good. I think we'll have that over the weekend some time.
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