This is a classic dish for serving on a cold winter night or crisp fall afternoon after a nice hike! Top with dairy free cheese, fresh avocado slices, & warm cornbread! This recipe is vegan & vegetarian friendly.
Ingredients | Quantity |
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Olive oil | 3 tbs |
Onion ( yellow) | 1 medium |
Carrots | 3 ( peeled & chopped) |
Celery | 2 ribs ( chopped) |
Garlic | 5 cloves minced |
Fire roasted diced- Muir Glen tomatoes | 1 28oz can |
Vegetables of choice | 2 cups of fresh or frozen vegetables ( Broccoli, zucchini, yellow squash, or even add diced potatoes |
Garbanzo Beans | |
Dry Lentils | 1/2 cup |
Spinach | 1-2 cups ( fresh or frozen) |
Red wine | Splash |
Vegetable broth | 4 cups |
Water | 2 cups |
Cayenne | pinch *optional |
Thyme | 1 tsp |
Rosmary | 2 tsp |
Dill | 1/2tsp |
Oregano | 1-2 tbs |
Tony Cachere | pinch *optional - omit if you don't like spice |
Directions:
Tips & Tricks:
Feel free to add different types of beans to really spice it up! We love using a bag of frozen vegetables when we are short on time. It makes the soup quick, and easy. We don't have to wash and chop 4 different types of vegetables. Remember, if you can't get it fresh, frozen is just as good. Go for what is on sale and in season. We love making this on Sunday and having it for the whole week. This makes dinner/lunch easy, quick, and healthy during the week. Soups are fantastic for those days you have so much to get done and cooking isn't really something you have time for. Set it on simmer, let it cook, and go do all the other items on your to-do list!
Vegan toppings: Go veggie Parm & Go Veggie Mozzarella shreds are our favorite toppings!
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Love,
Diane & Stevie