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Turmeric + Lemongrass Soup (with rice noodles and crushed red pepper)

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Who said soups had to be boring? With bright yellow turmeric (a powerhouse ingredient known for its anti-inflammatory properties) and fiber-rich lemongrass paired with organic zucchinis, parsnip, and Tamari (a protein-rich, less-salty soy sauce), a spoonful of this dish rivals the comfort of chicken noodle soup and packs the flavorful punch you crave.

Ingredients

Organic Zucchini
Parsnip
Organic Tamari
Lemongrass
Organic Turmeric

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Preparation

  1. How To Heat:

    Step 1

    Fill cup to top with water or broth.

    Step 2

    Toss it all into a pot and warm thoroughly OR heat the cup in the microwave for 5 min.

    Step 3

    Stir, slurp and enjoy!

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