3tomatoeshomegrown or Farmer's Market, or 1 can organic chopped tomatoes no salt added
3clovesgarlic
3tbspcoconut aminostamari, or Bragg's liquid aminos (omit for low-sodium & migraine diet)
2tbspseaweed flakesor 1-2 sheets nori, toasted, then crumbled (omit for migraine diet)
2tbspteff seedsamaranth seeds, optional
1avocadosliced (omit for migraine diet)
Instructions
Wash the veggies (zucchini through garlic) and then pulse each through the food processor until it's finely chopped. Be sure to include the kale stems; they contain all the potassium in the kale.
Reserve a little parsley for garnishing, if desired.
As you go, add each veggie to a large, heavy-bottomed stock pot. Add 4 C. (1 L) spring or filtered water.
Add the coconut aminos, tamari or Bragg's (if using), seaweed, and the teff or amaranth seeds, if using.
Bring to a gentle boil, then lower the heat, cover, and let simmer gently for 30 minutes.
Notes
Per serving:
102 calories
3 g fat
0 g saturated fat
2 g monounsaturated fat
1 g polyunsaturated fat
0 g trans fat
0 g cholesterol
402 mg sodium (49 mg sodium with tamari omitted)
646 mg potassium
16 g carbohydrate
6 g fiber
6 g sugars
5 g protein
2 Weight Watchers Points Plus
Serve warm, topped with the reserved parsley and the optional avocado slices.Store covered in the fridge for use within one week, or freeze for extended storage.If you can get home-grown or farmer's market tomatoes, by all means use those. At this time of year in the U.S. they are not available, so I use organic canned tomatoes with no salt added, in a BPA-free can. The seaweed is optional but adds additional vitamins and minerals. The teff or amaranth seeds thicken the soup and add a little protein. Cilantro is incredibly cleansing, but it can overwhelm the soup. Use as much as you prefer.