Kitchari-Inspired Vegan Soup
4/19/2023
Here’s my 20-minute version of cooking a cozy bowl of nutritious kitchari-inspired soup to appease my hunger after a midday trailrun:
For one serving, chop up raw organic. . . - 1c Kale massaged in lemon juice - 1/4 Green bell pepper - 4 cherry tomatoes - Dill to taste - Cilantro to taste - 1/4 Sweet white onion Boil a can of Amy’s organic lentil soup. Stir in last night’s cooked quinoa. Then, pour everything over the raw veggies. Add a scoop or two of red beet-cabbage organic sauerkraut by Wildbrine for probiotics. Bless with gratitude and savor!
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Happy Digestion Spring Salad
4/4/2023
Here’s a delicious way to nourish your body with diverse nutrients and empower your healthy digestion with prebiotics, probiotics, hydration and fiber! Harmonize with spring’s vibrant energy through all organic ingredients in Happy Digestion Spring Salad. Ravenous after a trail-run, I scoured the fridge and threw these refreshing plants together and felt inspired to share this multi-textured uber-satisfying vegan meal with you, as a recipe. Ingredients:
Steps: 1. Hand massage (to tenderize) the kale in the whole lemon’s squeezed juice, the olive oil, a few dashes of Himalayan salt and black pepper. Set aside to marinate raw.
2. Spice the garbanzo beans with paprika and garam masala to taste. (I used leftovers I had previously baked in these spices the day before.) 3. Mix all the ingredients together and adjust the spices to taste. 4. Bless the meal, Mama Earth and your body with gratitude, and savor mindfully with a hot cup of tea, like my favorite combination of Tulsi Hibiscus from Organic India with Organic Decaf Black Tea. Feel free to share your experience with this recipe or alterations you enjoyed below! |
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