My husband and I disagreed on the name of this soup. I voted for Stuffed Pepper Soup, as that taste was dominant for me; he voted for Stuffed Cabbage Soup, as that flavor was more dominant for him. What we DID agree on is that is was DELICIOUS! I put way too much quinoa in mine and will cut back to the amount shown in the recipe below in future. If you are still in the initial 2-week Induction phase, you need to leave out the quinoa altogether.
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INGREDIENTS:
2 c. chopped cabbage
3 oz. chopped onion
1 can (1½ c.) diced tomatoes (no sugar added)
1 c. green bell pepper, diced coarsely
1/3 c. quinoa
3 c. beef bone broth
8 oz. diced cooked beef (I used leftover chuck roast)
DIRECTIONS: Place all ingredients into a pot. Simmer just until the quinoa is tender. Add water if the liquid evaporates too much. Serve at once.
NUTRITIONAL INFO: Makes 6 servings, each contains:
175 calories
8.7 g fat
12.76 g carbs, 2.35 g fiber, 10.41 g NET CARBS
11.7 g protein
140 mg sodium
How long should you simmer if you omit the quinoa? (approximately)
Oh, probably not long at all since the beef is already cooked, so about 20 minutes maybe?
This sounds WONDERFUL!! We will try this week.
I hope you folks enjoy it, Linda!
Any other simple cabbage low cal recipes??? And of course low carb
Type “cabbage” in the search box above the page. Although “simple” is relative to who says it, ALL my recipes are simple in my opinion; ALL of them are low-carb.
Such a comfort dish!
Cabbage is a great friend to the low carb eater. I love kielbasa and cabbage.
I do, too, Connie. 🙂