Chickpea “Tuna” Salad
This recipe has great tang from the mayo, a delicious crunch from the onions, sunflower seeds and carrots.
My life as a vegan!
This recipe has great tang from the mayo, a delicious crunch from the onions, sunflower seeds and carrots.
Amazing and delicious vegan chocolate truffles! So easy to make and even easier to eat!
I enjoy cooking and creating recipes. It’s an outlet for me. There are days when I come home from work and start cooking. I barely get my jacket off before I’m throwing flour like the Pillsbury Doughboy.
This recipe was created on one of those days. I was driving home from work on a bitter cold December day. I was freezing and starving. I had forgotten to wear my boots. The snow had found its way into my shoes making my toes uncomfortably numb. The car vents were sadly blowing cold air as I turned them up trying to find a morsel of heat.
I was craving warmth. A good hearty soup was what my body needed. For the better part of my drive, my head was spinning. Did I even have enough ingredients to make soup?
By the time I got home, I was tossing ingredients into a pot like I was on Guy’s Grocery Games. I mixed this with that, poured, measured and opened a few cans. The end result was a warm and flavorful soup filled with a variety of veggies, beans and a beautiful broth made with fire roasted tomatoes.
I wrote this recipe based on ingredients I like to use. However, if you don’t like onions, leave them out. If you only like garbanzo beans use those. If extra carrots are your jam, go for it! It’s pretty hard to mess this soup up. I hope you have fun and enjoy making this recipe. I would love to hear your spin on it.
-Enjoy and stay warm.
Wash and cut golden potatoes in half and then cut each half into three pieces. ( I like using golden potatoes since I don’t need to peel them and they add a creamy flavor to this soup). I have used peeled russet potatoes and the soup turns out great!
In a stock pot, add 2 quarts No-Chicken Broth (Organic, low sodium) if you can find it. To the pot add bay leaves, dried oregano, dried basil leaves, 2-3 carrots diced or sliced using a mandolin.
Rinse the beans and add to the pot along with diced tomatoes, garlic and onion.
Cook on medium high for 10 minutes, and add 2 handfuls of spinach (fresh), 2 cups frozen broccoli, hot sauce and nutritional yeast.
Cook for ten more minutes on low.
-Enjoy
These cups are not only beautiful to look at, but also fun to eat. You can’t go wrong with fruit in an edible cup.
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Living in the midwest, the winters can get very cold and this soup is one of my family’s favorites. This creamy gnocchi soup is all the things. It’s warm, comforting and eating just one bowl is near impossible.
It’s rich flavor and hardy texture will have family members and loved ones thinking you spent all day cooking. Little do they know, you spent your day doing the things you wanted and needed to do. Don’t feel bad about shopping, reading a book, taking a nap or getting your car washed. It’s our little ol’ secret that you bought the gnocchi and opened a few cans.
I hope the first few bites have you lost in the comfort, richness and delicious notes of this restaurant worthy soup.
–Enjoy
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