Ingredients
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1
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1
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1
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3
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1/2
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1 - 2
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1/2
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2
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6
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Directions
Low calorie Vegetable soup, This soup is really delicious I freeze this in individual portions for lunch during the week and serve with a toasted pita bread and salad The pumpkin is what makes it so tasty I think! Prep time does not include overnight soaking of dried soup mix , used this recipe for years in Australia, where it originates, with the green-skinned Kent pumpkin So tasty for a low-cal recipe I moved to the US and am still searching for a substitute as good as the Kent Have tried butternut squash – wrong texture I am now using canned pie pumpkin, which works quite well Try adding fresh herbs or chile , I made this today, after starting my new diet Very nice I didn’t have any celery, so I substituted with a leek and a butternut squash for the pumpkin After browning the onion as suggested, I chucked it all in the slow-cooker and it was a real delight I estimated it at 1 WW per serving
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Steps
1
Done
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Soak the Dried Soup Mix in Water Overnight, or Several Hours. |
2
Done
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Drain Away the Water and Rinse. |
3
Done
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This Cuts Down the Cooking Time and Removes The'gasiness' from the Dried Mix! |
4
Done
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Chop Up All the Vegetables. |
5
Done
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in a Large Non-Stick Pot Cook the Onions and Garlic Until Softened. |
6
Done
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Add All of the Vegetables and Cook Stirring For About 5 Minutes. |
7
Done
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Add All of the Water, Soup Mix and Stock Powder. |
8
Done
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Simmer For About 40 Minutes. |
9
Done
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Time Can Be More or Less Depending on How Small You Diced Your Vegetables or How Long You Soaked Your Soup Mix, or Just How Mushy You Want the Vegetables! |
10
Done
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So Check Regulary Until Done to Your Liking. |
11
Done
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Season to Taste. |
12
Done
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If You Like Your Soup a Big Thicker Just Mash Some of the Vegetables With a Potato Masher (i Do It Right in the Pot) or Put a Stick Blender in There For a Few Seconds. |
13
Done
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This Soup Freezes Very Well and the Recipe Is Easily Doubled or Tripled. |
14
Done
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I Make a Batch of This on Weekends and Freeze in Individual Portions to Eat For Lunch During the Week. |
15
Done
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Reheat from Frozen For 5 Minutes in the Microwave, Stirring Once. |