Brought to you by Weight Watchers.
Is there anything better than a delicious, chunky soup when the weather is cool? I think not, and this one is no exception. It’s pretty much everything.
This year I’ve been making a lot of changes in my life. I’m moving a whole lot more {I can run guys! And not just for a few seconds!}, and simplifying what I eat. I’m feeling so much better {read: healthier} by eating real food, drinking lots of water, lots of plant-based foods, and listening to when my body is hungry. I’ve been really keeping it simple. One thing I’m doing a lot of, is using lots of herbs to up the flavour factor.
This soup is really simple to make, but each spoonful is hearty and delicious. The surprise of brown rice at the bottom of the bowl is a treat as you scoop up through the flavours.
Another bonus of this recipe, is that it gets Weight Watchers approval. They’ve got a new food plan out called No Count which is a really simple and easy way to improve our health. The nutrition experts at Weight Watchers have put together a list of a variety of nutritious, delicious foods {they’re also satisfying} so that we don’t need to count, measure or weigh. It’s a two page, easy-to-read list that encourages you to listen to your body, letting your hunger and fullness signals guide you to eat until you’re satisfied.
As I was thinking what recipe I wanted to create using the No Count program list, there were so many possibilities. You can read more about the plan here.
HEALTHY CHUNKY MINESTRONE SOUP RECIPE
Serves 8
Yum. I’m following a similar style eating plan and I love the freedom of eating a range of healthy and delicious foods without counting or weighing. This soup looks perfect for winter. Now that you can run, do I see a Run Disney event in your future?!
I hope so! It’s my dream to do that! Hopefully with you. ✌?
Looks good! I like this simple recipe. Making it soon.
Who Let the Mum Out?
Enjoy!
I love the sound of not having to count points, especially when the meals look as good as this soup! Well done on the running too x
Thanks Lauren. I like how simple the no count plan is too, and the challenge of making recipes with the list foods.