Warm Winter Vegetable Stew
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Hooked on large pots of soup lately. This particular one I found to be very “winter comforting”.
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Hooked on large pots of soup lately. This particular one I found to be very “winter comforting”.
Ingredients:
- Barley
- Green lentils
- Colored potatoes
- Celery
- Carrots
- Cabbage
- Onion
- Lime
- Extra virgin olive oil
- Sea salt and pepper
- Red pepper flakes
Instructions:
- Add extra virgin olive oil to hot pot and proceed to adding soaked grains.
- Sauté and fill pot with water; half full.
- Add one onion and cut celery. Cover and bring up to a boil. Depending on amount of grains that you add, cooking time will vary from 1 1/2 to 2 hours. I usually add around 1 1/2 cups combined.
- Let it do it’s thing for about half hour and then add cut veggies. Add cabbage until half hour before it’s done since it cooks pretty fast.
- Before serving add salt and pepper to taste.
- Serve hot and add pepper flakes and lime for a little extra flavor.
Stay Warm!
Lizanna Pompa is a dedicated vegan. Unexpected vegetarian for seven years and determined vegan for six. Although she is on a plant-based diet, eats lots of grains and tries to eat as much raw, she has a fascination for potato chips. Spends most of her time working, commuting, traveling, dancing, cooking, blogging, practicing Bikram, spinning at the gym and enjoying dinner with friends accompanied by a nice bottle of red wine.
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