Requesting all your healthy soup recipes!

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  • EPortJake
    EPortJake Posts: 54 Member
    I made this soup off the cuff the other day and it was delicious:

    Bacon, Tomato and Lentil Soup.

    4 Low fat bacon medallions
    1 Large onion
    5 Large on the vine Tomatoes
    1L Veg stock
    1 Can of Lentils
    2 Bay leaves
    1 Tsp Dried Basil
    1 Tsp Dried Parsley
    Pepper

    Fry the chopped bacon and onions (no oil) for a few minutes. Add the chopped tomatoes, stock and bay leaves and simmer for 15 minutes covered. Remove the bay leaves and blend. Add the lentils and herbs and cook for a further 10 minutes. Season with black pepper (you probably won't need salt as the bacon and stock are salty enough).

    As a starter - 106 cals/bowl, makes 6 x 300g bowls, 13 Carbs, 2 Fat, 8 Protein.
    As a main - 210 cals/bowl, makes 3 x 600g bowls, 26 Carbs, 4 Fat, 16 Protein.
  • Mmm soup... bump for later!
  • Cntrygal81
    Cntrygal81 Posts: 70 Member
    Bumping for later!
  • janemem
    janemem Posts: 575 Member
    Here's my butternut squash soup recipe, it's delicious! :happy:

    I've just finished making a butternut squash soup, as it tastes very similar to pumpkin you could use that instead of the squash.
    Or any other variety of squash will work as well.


    Here's what I used;

    870g Squash, Peeled, de-seeded and roughly chopped
    290g Onion, roughly chopped
    15ml Light olive oil
    1 x Knorr Oxo Cube

    Seasoning;
    Cumin, red pepper flakes, oregano, garlic, bay leaf, salt & pepper


    Just heat the spices up in a large saucepan first and when they give off their aroma add the chopped onion and sauté on a medium heat for 5 minutes. Add a splash of water to the pan if the onions begin to stick to the pan.
    Add the chopped squash, crumble the stock cube over and add enough boiled water to cover the lot.
    Bring to a boil and then simmer until the squash has softened, approx. 10-15 minutes. Check the seasoning and adjust as necessary.
    Take the pan off the heat, wait for it to cool down a bit and remove the bay leaf then either blend the soup in the pan with a stick blender or transfer to a food processor/blender and blitz until it reaches your desired consistency.
    Serve with a dollop of natural yoghurt and a sprinkle of chilli flakes.


    Nutritional Info per 100ml (not including the yoghurt);

    Calories; 40
    Fat; 1
    Sat. Fat; 0
    Carbs; 7
    Protein; 1
    Fibre; 1

    My soup came out at a total of 1450ml and I'll portion it into 250ml tubs for the freezer so each portion will contain only 100 calories, perfect for a snack on these cold autumn days.
  • jenready
    jenready Posts: 2,658 Member
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  • Sabresgal63
    Sabresgal63 Posts: 641 Member
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  • LoriBeMe
    LoriBeMe Posts: 165 Member
    Making this for the Jets/49ers game on Sunday! Yummmm!

    Thanks for this! :glasses:

    **Texas884041**
  • NicoleZ1515
    NicoleZ1515 Posts: 27 Member
    Most of these are pretty healthy. http://pinterest.com/zorro1115/soups-and-stews/
  • LanaeCarol
    LanaeCarol Posts: 158 Member
    What an amazing collection of recipes. I can't wait to try some of them.
  • Schaj
    Schaj Posts: 7 Member
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  • littlelily613
    littlelily613 Posts: 769 Member
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  • littlelily613
    littlelily613 Posts: 769 Member
    Just curious: has anyone ever made a squash soup WITHOUT pureeing it? I don't have a blender, a food processor, or a hand blender, but I do have a giant squash that needs to be eaten.
  • mwp164
    mwp164 Posts: 4
    OK this thread inspired me. I have been experimenting in the kitchen and came up with a delicious Fall/Winter Soup that I thought I'd share.

    Kielbasa Soup

    Recipes Makes 1.5 gallon (12 2-cup servings)
    Each serving is 150 calories

    2 32 oz cans of beef broth
    1 broth can of water
    3 heaping tbsp of beef bouillon
    1 package Hillshire Farms Turkey Polska Kielbasa
    1 28 oz can Hunt's diced tomatos (garlic, oregano, basil style)
    6 cups chopped Kale
    8 scallions diced
    1 clove garlic diced
    8 oz chopped mushrooms
    1 tbsp worcestershire sauce
    1 tbsp pickapeppah sauce
    1 cup (dry) orzo
    salt and pepper if you like

    Chop and brown your kielbasa
    Add to a large stock pot along with all remaining ingredients except orzo
    Boil for 2 hours
    Add orzo and boil for an additional 10 minutes

    If you like you can top with a little mozarella, asiago or gruyere...but you'll need to add those calories.

    Excellent thread, hope this adds to it.
  • janemem
    janemem Posts: 575 Member
    OK this thread inspired me. I have been experimenting in the kitchen and came up with a delicious Fall/Winter Soup that I thought I'd share.

    Kielbasa Soup

    Recipes Makes 1.5 gallon (12 2-cup servings)
    Each serving is 150 calories

    2 32 oz cans of beef broth
    1 broth can of water
    3 heaping tbsp of beef bouillon
    1 package Hillshire Farms Turkey Polska Kielbasa
    1 28 oz can Hunt's diced tomatos (garlic, oregano, basil style)
    6 cups chopped Kale
    8 scallions diced
    1 clove garlic diced
    8 oz chopped mushrooms
    1 tbsp worcestershire sauce
    1 tbsp pickapeppah sauce
    1 cup (dry) orzo
    salt and pepper if you like

    Chop and brown your kielbasa
    Add to a large stock pot along with all remaining ingredients except orzo
    Boil for 2 hours
    Add orzo and boil for an additional 10 minutes

    If you like you can top with a little mozarella, asiago or gruyere...but you'll need to add those calories.

    Excellent thread, hope this adds to it.

    This sounds lovely, I presume that 'Polska Kielbasa' is a Polish turkey sausage?
    I'd substitute that for some spicy Turkish sucuk, it's not as fat free as turkey but a little goes a long way flavour-wise so you don't need to put a lot in.

    Thanks for posting, I may well give this a try when I have some freezer space again (I've stockpiled my butternut squash soup, lol!). :laugh:
  • janemem
    janemem Posts: 575 Member
    I made this soup off the cuff the other day and it was delicious:

    Bacon, Tomato and Lentil Soup.

    4 Low fat bacon medallions
    1 Large onion
    5 Large on the vine Tomatoes
    1L Veg stock
    1 Can of Lentils
    2 Bay leaves
    1 Tsp Dried Basil
    1 Tsp Dried Parsley
    Pepper

    Fry the chopped bacon and onions (no oil) for a few minutes. Add the chopped tomatoes, stock and bay leaves and simmer for 15 minutes covered. Remove the bay leaves and blend. Add the lentils and herbs and cook for a further 10 minutes. Season with black pepper (you probably won't need salt as the bacon and stock are salty enough).

    As a starter - 106 cals/bowl, makes 6 x 300g bowls, 13 Carbs, 2 Fat, 8 Protein.
    As a main - 210 cals/bowl, makes 3 x 600g bowls, 26 Carbs, 4 Fat, 16 Protein.

    I'll be making this one too :smile:
  • hughv1
    hughv1 Posts: 10
    The most filling, hearty soup I ever made was this Moroccan-inspired Sweet Potato & Chickpea soup - great for meat free Mondays! Nutrition details:

    Makes 4 big serves - 362 Calories / 1514 kilojoules
    Protein; 10.9g, Carbohydrate: 63.1g, Fat: 8.5g, Saturated Fat: 1.3g

    Ingredients:

    2 Tablespoons of olive oil
    1 large brown onion
    2 garlic cloves, minced
    1 teaspoon ground coriander
    2 teaspoons of ground cumin
    1/4 teaspoon of chilli powder
    600g of sweet potato, peeled
    500g of carrots
    6 cups of vegetable stock
    300g can of chickpeas, drained, rinsed
    1/2 a small lemon, juiced
  • trud72
    trud72 Posts: 1,912 Member
    Dude it is easy throw your meat in,throw a ton a veggies in and let it simmer till done and flavour only really the the cals in the meat! :bigsmile: why bother with wine and cream and all the crud? its wasted cals! :drinker:
  • Aljos
    Aljos Posts: 63 Member
    thanks a lot guys.
  • Bump.

    Reading later; want soup so much.
  • pedraz
    pedraz Posts: 173
    BUMP-a-RAMA!
  • Sarahwillow
    Sarahwillow Posts: 56 Member
    I love this thread!!! Some really great recipes! I have a few and will post later... B U M P :drinker:
  • MsTT80
    MsTT80 Posts: 59 Member
    A really good topic to discuss! Looking forward to getting some ideas myself, I tend to buy soup normally....some quick recipes would be great.
  • SusanLovesToEat
    SusanLovesToEat Posts: 213 Member
    yum!
  • Shannafo
    Shannafo Posts: 121 Member
    saving for later!!
  • DeeDeeLHF
    DeeDeeLHF Posts: 2,301 Member
    Bump and Thank you!! esp Hauer! D
  • moomaq
    moomaq Posts: 24 Member
    Tom Yam Ka soup... delish my favourite and so low fat. can be made from a tom yam thai paste and just throw what ever veg or meat you have and it its out of this world

    there is a tom yam that is clear without coconut milk, and a tom yam that is with coconut milk.
  • Laoch_Cailin
    Laoch_Cailin Posts: 414 Member
    Saving to read later.
  • janemem
    janemem Posts: 575 Member
    Just curious: has anyone ever made a squash soup WITHOUT pureeing it? I don't have a blender, a food processor, or a hand blender, but I do have a giant squash that needs to be eaten.

    You don't have to puree the squash at all if you can't, it's just a matter of personal choice. I make lots of soups that I leave chunky but I blended this soup because I wasn't sure my son would eat it if it had lumps of squash as he's not really a lover of it as a vegetable.
    If you chop the squash into smaller pieces you could leave it intact or try using a potato masher on it once it's cooked.
    Alternatively you could roast the squash, scoop out the flesh and add to the soup, by the time it's all done I doubt it would need mashing or puréeing.
  • hsmaldo
    hsmaldo Posts: 115 Member
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