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Sardinian Herb Soup - britstable.com
This recipe is nutrient dense and full of character. I decided to do blue zones after I watched the documentary that fell in my lap that was "live to 100, the secrets of the blue zones". I was hooked and wanted to start trying the recipes from those places. I hope you enjoy this recipe!! #sardiniaherbsoup #bluezone #bluezones #bluezonerecipe
Angus Wan on Instagram: "I was originally going to make pulled noodles but nobody sells penghui anywhere so I couldn’t! It’s a Chinese alkaline powder that gives the noodles it’s infinite stretch. Instead, I just made up a beef noodle soup with things I already had at home. (If anyone wants to send me some penghui powder, I’ll take it!) Beef noodle soup: Pressure cook a beef shank (mine was 4lbs), some beef or pork bones with onion (1 medium), ginger (2 knobs), garlic (5 cloves), salt, a couple pieces of daikon for sweetness, and toasted spices tossed into a soup bag to contain them (cinnamon, black pepper, Sichuan pepper, cumin seeds, star anise). After pressure cooking for 45 mins, remove the shank to cool and slice, skim the oils from the top, and add salt, white pepper, and MSG to the
Hearty Meatball and Cabbage Soup Made Simple
Savor the comforting flavors of a hearty meatball soup, perfect for a cozy meal. This dish combines tender meatballs with a rich, flavorful broth, creating a satisfying and warming experience for any occasion.
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Nordic Lasagne Soup
This creamy, fresh and vibrant Nordic take on a Lasagna Soup is definitely going to hit the spot. Inspired by my Norwegian heritage, this soup takes on some Scandinavian flavours with the fresh dill and the light but creamy base. You could definitely make this with some salmon instead of chicken for more of the Nordic flavours!
Breath of the Wild: Cream of Vegetable Soup - Pixelated Provisions
Breath of the Wild: Cream of Vegetable Soup - Pixelated Provisions
Tendon Soup Helps Heal Ligament and Tendon Injuries – Internal Arts International
Tendon soup is a common-sense healing recipe that many of us have forgotten about with the rise of modern medicine. Eating tendon soup or tendon broth several times a week can help ligament and tendon injuries heal faster. If you are engaged in activities that stress the tendons and ligaments - such as martial arts, dance and/or intensive sports - tendon soup can also be eaten once a week to help prevent injury.
Creamy Bean Soup With Kielbasa
Creamy Bean Soup with Kielbasa is a flavorful dish that combines the smokiness of Kielbasa with the creamy richness of beans and a savory broth. It's the perfect choice for a cozy and satisfying meal, especially in cooler weather!