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Easy GF Dinner Recipe

3/8/2019

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Easy Gluten Free Dinner Recipe                                               
The food industry has a multitude of processed foods such as canned soups, frozen crock pot dinners, and boxed frozen dinners which contain chemicals to make it taste better and preservatives to increase shelf life. When choosing foods to purchase, READ INGREDIENT LABELS.  If you cannot pronounce it, you shouldn’t eat it!
 This nutritious fast and easy dinner recipe is one of my favorites. I purchase most of the ingredients at Kroger or Aldi.
If you cannot find or afford organic products, purchase what you can. If you can’t find some of these veggies, leave them out, sub what you want and do what you can. Don’t stress.
I make a pot on Sunday and eat it all week. This is a great way to get your veggies in!

Wholesome Vegetable soup

  • 4 stalks chopped organic celery (always buy organic due to pesticide residue)
  • 1 cup shredded organic cabbage
  • 1 cup organic non GMO corn (purchase non GMO to avoid GI bloating & gas)
  • 2 organic beets - diced
  • 2 organic sweet potatoes - diced
  • 1 pkg. Knorr vegetable soup mix
  • 6 oz. cooked diced hormone free chicken (optional)
  • 32 oz. organic chicken broth
  • 28 oz. can organic diced tomatoes 
  • 14 oz. pkg. organic frozen mixed vegetables, broccoli florets or stir fry veggies (whatever blend you like best)
 
Sauté the chicken with the celery, add the broth & vegetable soup mix, beets, sweet potatoes and cabbage then cook on med-high heat about 20-30 minutes or until the veggies are getting tender. Add other ingredients & simmer on low until all vegetables are soft or to desired tenderness.
Or Sauté the chicken with the celery and add remaining ingredients into a crock pot and cook on low 6-8 hours. 

Consuming plenty of veggies will help your gut stay healthy.  Eating a variety of foods that are high in fiber is a good idea in any diet plan.
Meal planning, using a grocery list, cooking ahead, and home cooking are ways that I maintain my gluten free lifestyle. Everyone is busy but with a little preparation, you can make it work!
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If you are ready to learn more about choosing and preparing gluten free foods and how to integrate preparation into your lifestyle, then contact me to schedule a free call to discuss working one-on-one to evaluate your specific needs.

Click here to join my Facebook Group Gluten Free Lifestyle to help you on your journey.
 
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