Written by Catherine Saxelby
on Wednesday, 03 June 2020.
Tagged: healthy cooking, healthy eating, legumes, nutrition, soup
This warming winter soup is a family favourite. What I particularly like about it is that it's pretty much "set and forget". Just put all the ingredients in the slow cooker, turn it on and 6 odd hours later you have a tasty, filling and nutritious meal.
538 kJ (129 Calories), 11 g Protein, 5 fat (including 1 g sat fat), 9 g Carbohydrate (including 4 g sugars), 3 g fibre and 500 mg sodium. Read our nutrition rating system.
Heat oil in a large stock pot or saucepan. Add garlic and onion, cook and stir until translucent about 2-3 minutes. Transfer to a slow-cooker or a large pot that can sit in an oven for 6-8 hours.
Add chopped carrot, celery, turmeric and lamb and cook until the meat is browned (3-4 minutes). Then cover with stock, thyme, rosemary and pepper.
Cover and cook on low heat for 6-8 hours or on high heat for 3-4 hours or until meat is soft and cooked through. Add more water if necessary. (If you are using a pressure cooker you may only need to cook for between 40 minutes and hour.)
Add the drained can of beans and the frozen peas, stir well and keep warm. Serve in a soup bowl accompanied by a slice of fresh bread or toast.
Instead of the lamb, you can substitute
Instead of the can of black beans, you can substitute:
If you wish the legumes to ‘disappear’ in the heat of the soup, use a 400 g can of lentils but add it earlier during the cooking to allow it to mix in.
Thanks to Sophie Feng for recipe testing and photography.
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