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End-of-Season Herb Garden Soup

Rather than watch my herb garden die a slow death, I take matters into my own hands.



Every year, just as summer winds down, I harvest what's left of my herb garden. After rinsing and cleaning everything, I make a big batch of this soup and freeze it for the cold weather.


I use just enough stock to cover the herbs and vegetables, simmer, and blend. The yellow bell pepper acts as a binding and adds some color. Here's how I do it:


  • Chicken or Vegetable stock

  • Onion, Celery, Carrot

  • Yellow Bell Pepper

  • Handful of assorted, fresh garden herbs

  • Cook until soft and puree using hand blender

  • Drizzle with lemon juice or olive oil before serving


When I'm done, I usually eat some immediately and freeze the rest for later. It keeps for months in the freezer and there's nothing like it when the cold weather gets you down.


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