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Homemade broth and soups are among the most nutrient dense foods to eat. Using the bones (and meat) from pasture raised animals raises it up to the best possible quality. Making homemade stocks and basic is very simple and then making tasty soups from that stock or broth makes it irresistible! I can drink this stuff all day! Let me show you one of the great soup recipes from Beyond Broth, my new e-book!
Adding a green leafy vegetable to a soup made with nourishing homemade bone broth is the best of both worlds. You get the minerals and protein from the bones and meat on the carcass and you get the vitamins and minerals from the greens. Watercress is a little on the bitter side, but when combined with certain other vegetables, the sharpness is balanced and the flavor is rich and interesting.
Homemade soups are also a great way to get some vegetables into reluctant children. One cup of soup made with greens is easily has easily 2 -3 portions of vegetables. Your kids will not even know they are getting vegetables when made into a delicious soup puree!
Your family will love this soup!
Ingredients
1 quart chicken stock (how to make chicken stock)
1 medium leek
1 bunch water cress
1 large onion
1/2 celeriac root skinned and chopped
salt and pepper to taste (where to buy salt and spices)
Equipment
3 – 4 quart pot (where to buy)
Immersion blender (where to buy)
Instruction
Prep: 20 minutes
Cook: 25 minutes
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