WIAW, getting back on track! Chickpea Wild Rice Soup Recipe
The focus this week is healthy eating so why not join up
with What I Ate Wednesday and share my recent eats and a new recipe. My goals starting this week are to make everything possible from scratch that means soaking and cooking beans, making hummus, granola, snack bars, breads, etc. What do you make at home?
Marathon
training starts next week and after the holidays I want my nutrition to be back
on track for the 16 week training cycle. This time I am doing everything “right”!
No excuses, no taking the easy route, I’m going to make this my year, get
myself the race times I have been striving for and the strong body I’ve been
lacking. Now this doesn’t mean I won’t indulge at times or have some wine, the
80/20 rule will be my friend.
Breakfast:
Banana protein oats (my go to breakfast 99% of the time)
Lunch (usually
salad or leftovers)
Roasted beet and arugula salad with pecans and balsamic
Chickpea wild rice soup
Orange
Dinner
Potato bean gnocchi with spinach pesto topped with
peppers
Beyond Meat Chickenless Strips
Snacks
Veggies and hummus (homemade)
Pumpkin Spice Granola (homemade)
Roasted chickpeas (just made my first batch)
Chia pudding with berries
Here it is the soup recipe....
Chickpea Wild
Rice Soup
1 onion diced
4 cloves garlic
1 cup celery chopped (3-4 stalks)
1 cup carrots chopped (2 carrots)
2 cups rice (I used 1 ½ cups wild rice and ½ cup brown
rice)
3-4 cups cooked chickpeas
2 cups veggie broth
4 cups unsweetened almond milk (could sub any milk)
2 tsp sage
1 tsp thyme
1 tsp rosemary
Salt/Pepper to taste 1-2 tsp
Add all ingredients to soup pot and bring to boil, reduce
heat and simmer about 45 minutes until rice is cooked. Can saute veggies first
and add with 10-15 minutes remaining but I’m usually looking for easy cooking!
Taste and add additional salt/pepper if needed.
What have you been
eating lately? Check out others at WIAW.
It all sounds delicious, Jen! I'm kicking off marathon training, too... not a fan of winter long runs, so we'll see how this goes!
ReplyDeleteI may have to try that chickpea wild rice soup. That sounds good.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your training! I have a race in less than two weeks and I am realizing that I have to change my eating habits after the holidays.
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