Indulge in this delicious soup recipe from FoodCorps and sweetgreen’s kid-friendly recipe booklet, “More Fruits and Veggies, Please!”
By Hailey Welch for The Beet
New resolutions are easy to make, but staying on top of your goals is most important. In this upcoming year, if you want to be and feel your healthiest, eat more whole, natural foods that are loaded with health benefits, like this soup!
This recipe of the day, Puréed Carrot and Ginger Soup is inspired by starting fresh for the new year. This soup is low in calories, nutrient-dense, full of fiber, and tastes delicious. The ingredients list is short and calls for healthier swaps like olive oil instead of butter and low-sodium vegetable stock instead of chick stock. The two main ingredients, carrots and ginger are loaded with health benefits and are the perfect combination of sweet and zesty.
This recipe by FoodCorps, (a non-profit organization whose mission is to work with communities to “connect kids to healthy food in school”) is in partnership with sweetgreen’s culinary team, as they developed healthy and culturally responsive recipes to be used for food education in the classroom and cafeterias in schools across the country.
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