Enjoy this 20-minute, one-pot, clean-eating,
and detoxing soup.
One medium carrot contains 204 percent of your
daily recommended value of vitamin A, which is the vitamin responsible for
maintaining the health of your eyes. Carrots are also a good source of vitamins
K and C.
Vitamin K aids your blood’s ability to
clot and contributes to bone strength and kidney health. Remember that vitamins
A and K are fat soluble, so be sure to pair your carrots with some form of
healthy fat to ensure absorption.
The vitamin C in carrots combats free
radicals, which leads to vibrant, glowing skin. Vitamin C also helps
maintain a healthy immune system, strong teeth and gums, and helps your
body absorb iron from plant foods. Eat up!
Fresh ginger is a
powerful anti-inflammatory superfood.
Ginger has been used as a natural remedy for
many ailments for centuries. Fresh ginger is a powerful anti-inflammatory
superfood. It enhances immunity and also helps with nausea, among many
other benefits. We love ginger in soups, smoothies, tonics, dressings, and
teas.
Enjoy this vegan and gluten-free soup hot, or
enjoy it cold right from your mason jar as a savory grab-and-go treat.
This soup also freezes well, so make a big batch and store it in your freezer
for a quick and healthy meal in no time.
Recipe
Ingredients
Use organic when possible.
·
5
full-size carrots, washed and chopped
·
1
quart (32 ounces) of organic vegetable stock
·
1/3
cup red lentils, uncooked
·
1/3
cup of homemade almond milk, unsweetened
·
1/2
purple onion, chopped
·
2
inches fresh ginger, remove skin and toss in
·
1
tablespoon of Braggs Liquid Aminos or Raw Coconut Aminos (both are soy sauce
alternatives with no soy)
·
Himalayan
sea salt to your liking
Garnish:
Sesame oil to drizzle, micro-arugula, raw
organic sunflower seeds, and Himalayan sea salt to your liking.
In one pot, add all ingredients and simmer for
20 minutes on low/medium heat. Pour into high-speed blender and blend until
smooth. Garnish with sesame oil, micro-arugula, sunflower seeds, and Himalayan
sea salt. To make it more hearty, add quinoa or coconut black rice.
Enjoy the simplicity and clean ingredients! Go
ahead and embody wellness.
Christine
Beal Dunst and Stephanie Rapp are the co-founders of Embody Wellness Company,
specializing in creating customizable holistic wellness and nutrition programs
targeted at life’s most important milestones: marriage, children, and career.
For more information, visitEmbodyWellnessCompany.com.
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