If you’re feeling under the weather or in need of a comforting boost, make this delicious broth with nutrient rich foods and warm flavors.
By Stephanie Kazolides
Noodle soups are a must in cold weather… they feel like they’re nourishing the soul with healing ingredients like garlic and ginger! I’d recommend making this if your feeling slightly worn-down or stressed, or over-coming sickness. I really do believe and advocate that food is medicinal… good sources of plants and grain, nuts and seeds contain an abundant of minerals and nutrients that our bodies are crying out for on the daily!
Aside from nourishing your body and mind, these nutrient rich foods also taste amazing – it’s a misconception that healthy is boring.
If you give this noodle soup a go you will see exactly what I mean! It’s also really easy to make, warming and fulfilling.. can’t lose.
Comforting Mushroom and Noodle Soup
Description
If you’re feeling under the weather or in need of a comforting boost, make this delicious mushroom and noodle soup with nutrient rich foods and warm flavors.
Ingredients
Broth:
- ½ – 1 large onion (chopped)
- 2 garlic cloves (chopped)
- 2 inches fresh ginger (peeled & chopped)
- 3 TBSP vegetable stock
- 3 TBSP tamari (soy)
- 1 TBSP apple cider vinegar
Vegetables:
- 4 large chard leaves
- 5 broad beans (pop the beans from shells)
- 1 lime
- 2 large mushrooms
- ¾ large leek
- Bunch fresh coriander
- 2 large handfuls buckwheat noodles
Instructions
- Fill a large pan with water and bring to the boil
- Reduce the heat to a simmer, and add your vegetable stock, onions, tamari, ginger, garlic and apple cider vinegar, cover and allow to simmer for about 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile chop/prepare all your vegetables (except the lime).
- Taste your broth and make sure you are happy with the flavour, if not add anything that you feel it needs
- Now add the noodles to the broth, followed by the vegetables and lastly the coriander.
- When both have cooked through, you are ready to serve!
- Transfer to bowls, accompanied with a slice of lime
- Category: Main, Side
