Vegetable puree soup
weightofyourskin
Posts: 173
This is a low-cal, tasty and really healthy soup that's great for a cold fall/winter evening! It's not the most interesting or "exotic" recipe on here but it's great if you're having trouble getting your vegetables in. You're going to need a blender. This makes two servings.
Ingredients
150 grams peeled and chopped butternut squash (that's just over 5 ounces)
150 grams peeled and chopped sweet potato
150 grams peeled and chopped carrots (I used baby carrots because it was easier)
150 grams peeled and chopped broccoli stalk
1 tablespoon butter
3 cups low-sodium chicken stock (I used Campbell's)
Fry the butternut squash and sweet potato in butter until they soften, then add the carrots, broccoli stalk and chicken stock. Bring to a boil for a few minutes, then turn the heat down and simmer for about 10-15 minutes, until all the vegetables are soft. Then pour everything into the blender and puree. Let it cool for a bit and enjoy!
Nutritional info per serving (according to MFP)
221 calories
Total fat 5.6 grams
Cholesterol 13.4 mg
Sodium 864.1 mg (I know this is a bit high - you could always substitute the chicken stock for water)
Potassium 1159 mg
Total carbs 36.6 g
Fibre 5.1 g
Sugars 10 g
Protein 8.6 g
Vitamin A 589.7%
Vitamin C 185.4%
Calcium 12.9%
Iron 13.8%
Ingredients
150 grams peeled and chopped butternut squash (that's just over 5 ounces)
150 grams peeled and chopped sweet potato
150 grams peeled and chopped carrots (I used baby carrots because it was easier)
150 grams peeled and chopped broccoli stalk
1 tablespoon butter
3 cups low-sodium chicken stock (I used Campbell's)
Fry the butternut squash and sweet potato in butter until they soften, then add the carrots, broccoli stalk and chicken stock. Bring to a boil for a few minutes, then turn the heat down and simmer for about 10-15 minutes, until all the vegetables are soft. Then pour everything into the blender and puree. Let it cool for a bit and enjoy!
Nutritional info per serving (according to MFP)
221 calories
Total fat 5.6 grams
Cholesterol 13.4 mg
Sodium 864.1 mg (I know this is a bit high - you could always substitute the chicken stock for water)
Potassium 1159 mg
Total carbs 36.6 g
Fibre 5.1 g
Sugars 10 g
Protein 8.6 g
Vitamin A 589.7%
Vitamin C 185.4%
Calcium 12.9%
Iron 13.8%
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looks great... I can't wait to try...0
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Sounds really good, can't wait to try it!0
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Add a little garlic and cumin and that exotic taste will be intensifed.0
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OMG that sounds delish! I just happen to have these ingredients (except broccoli), too! Thanks!0
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Sounds good! How much is a serving? (Or how many servings does the recipe make?) Thanks!0
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Add a little garlic and cumin and that exotic taste will be intensifed.0
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Sounds good! How much is a serving? (Or how many servings does the recipe make?) Thanks!
It made enough for two medium-sized bowls... I know that's not very specific, sorry!0 -
Sounds good! How much is a serving? (Or how many servings does the recipe make?) Thanks!
It made enough for two medium-sized bowls... I know that's not very specific, sorry!
good enough! Thanks for posting.0
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