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Earth Nourishing Cabbage Soup // I went over this in stories last night if you want to check it out while it’s still up. Ive been thinking a lot lately about food that nourishes the spirit, grounds us, & soothes the nervous system. These are Ear…

Earth Nourishing Cabbage Soup // I went over this in stories last night if you want to check it out while it’s still up. Ive been thinking a lot lately about food that nourishes the spirit, grounds us, & soothes the nervous system. These are Earth phase foods. And this happens to be Vata season and Metal season - Earth foods support these phases, as well as support us in turmoil, stress, or times of great fluctuation and change. These are our current times. To make this soup | ½ head green cabbage + 2 carrots + 1 small potato + 1 head fennel + 1-2 tsp anise seed + 2 tbsp ghee. Chop everything and sauté in ghee with anise until the veggies start to reduce in size and become tender. Add 5 C water and simmer for about 20 min. Add in 1-2 tsp light/ mellow miso and stir well. Remove half of the soup and blend/liquefy until smooth and return to pot. Stir together, add salt if needed, and serve. | This soup is naturally sweet and very aniseedy in flavor. The cabbage is cooling for stress and gut inflammation and the anise + fennel add warmth & movement to avoid stagnation. This is a quintessentially Earth phase soup to balance Vata and nourish Metal this fall. It’s great for promoting healthy digestive function & centering yourself. Must like anise flavor to enjoy. Take care of yourself and each other. 💗
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#medicinekitchen #metalseason #chinesemedicine #fiveelements #mindfulness #healingfoods #therapeuticfoods #intuitiveeating #earthelement #stressfood #soups #vegetariancooking #eatingwelleats #anise #qifood #holisticnutrition (at Austin, Texas)
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October 30, 2018 by Sarah Luikart
October 30, 2018 /Sarah Luikart
medicinekitchen, metalseason, chinesemedicine, fiveelements, mindfulness, healingfoods, therapeuticfoods, intuitiveeating, earthelement, stressfood, soups, vegetariancooking, eatingwelleats, anise, qifood, holisticnutrition
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Last mung bean post, I promise! I mentioned doing a quick sauté with them and using as a topping. An example here - one of my favorite family chicken soups with a crispy mung bean, cilantro, pink salt crumble on top. Delicious texture! .
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Last mung bean post, I promise! I mentioned doing a quick sauté with them and using as a topping. An example here - one of my favorite family chicken soups with a crispy mung bean, cilantro, pink salt crumble on top. Delicious texture! .
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#familyrecipe #stressfood #chinesemedicine #agni #digestivefire #mungbeans #healingfoods #foodtherapy #holistichealth #comfortfood #familymeals #foodforcomfort #medicinekitchen #cleansingfoods #healingwithwholefoods #foodasmedicine (at Austin, Texas)

August 20, 2018 by Sarah Luikart
August 20, 2018 /Sarah Luikart
familyrecipe, stressfood, chinesemedicine, agni, digestivefire, mungbeans, healingfoods, foodtherapy, holistichealth, comfortfood, familymeals, foodforcomfort, medicinekitchen, cleansingfoods, healingwithwholefoods, foodasmedicine
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The mighty mung bean. Soaked these and most will go into a batch of kitchari we will eat through the week/weekend and the rest for sprouting. Mung beans are such a therapeutic food. Cooling. Cleansing. Chinese doctors say they clear all toxins. They…

The mighty mung bean. Soaked these and most will go into a batch of kitchari we will eat through the week/weekend and the rest for sprouting. Mung beans are such a therapeutic food. Cooling. Cleansing. Chinese doctors say they clear all toxins. They nourish Yin fluids in the body and cool redness / inflammation / swelling. They balance and comfort with their ‘sweet’ nature. We’ve had two weeks of vacation + I’ve got many emotions going on with my first son starting kindergarten/public school on Monday. Cooking up the comfort here in this transition time! Check out stories for some kitchari action shots 💗.
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#medicinekitchen #chinesemedicine #ayurvedicmedicine #ayurveda #agni #digestivefire #intentionaleating #intuitiveeating #healingfoods #foodtherapy #plantmedicine #foodismedicine #healingwithwholefoods #stressfood (at Austin, Texas)

August 15, 2018 by Sarah Luikart
August 15, 2018 /Sarah Luikart
medicinekitchen, chinesemedicine, ayurvedicmedicine, ayurveda, agni, digestivefire, intentionaleating, intuitiveeating, healingfoods, foodtherapy, plantmedicine, foodismedicine, healingwithwholefoods, stressfood
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