@kittytoast If you like rice, then sure! Brown rice, not white though. Soak brown rice for eight hours before cooking so that it is more easily digested. :)
@Wivanunu It looks like a long brown root--think carrot, but dark brown, and not tapered. It is fairly bland, but very grounding. Peel it first. I suppose some people might eat it raw, but I'm not so sure you would like it. I prefer to cook mine, usually in a stir fry, or in a soup.
Yum! I just made this now. One of the best! I didn't have the burdock or the seaweed, but I'm going to try it with that next time I go to the health food store. I added tofu and green onions to this. Definitely making it again!
Thank you so much! I made a variant that was really good. Great breakfast for a cold morning. I hope to get all the ingredients soon and make the real version.
@LovesIngredients it's a unique flavor. But, don't burn the miso! You'll hate it then. And, truly, the miso mentioned is one of the best; most will not taste good in this soup. :(
Had it and it is GOO-OOD! I like putting the broccoli in last second (after it's cooled in the bowl a lil' bit, for those who like a contrast in textures plus some enzymes too) and if you make a BIG batch, just put in as many greens (broc, kale etc) as you're gonna eat in that meal. When you reheat the rest later, add greens fresh and it's like having it the first time, all over again. Don't skimp on the almond butter or the miso mmm, mmmm! A super savory and grounding way to start the day! :)
This recipe is awesome. What do you suggest eating with it? Rice maybe?
kittytoast 2 weeks ago
@kittytoast If you like rice, then sure! Brown rice, not white though. Soak brown rice for eight hours before cooking so that it is more easily digested. :)
LarryCook333 2 weeks ago
I have never seen burdock root. Is it strong? What does it taste like? Can it be eaten raw?
Wivanunu 3 months ago
@Wivanunu It looks like a long brown root--think carrot, but dark brown, and not tapered. It is fairly bland, but very grounding. Peel it first. I suppose some people might eat it raw, but I'm not so sure you would like it. I prefer to cook mine, usually in a stir fry, or in a soup.
LarryCook333 3 months ago
Hi' can you find all the vegetables your using at the wholefood store?
millionaire535 4 months ago
@millionaire535 Yes, you can!
LarryCook333 4 months ago
Yum! I just made this now. One of the best! I didn't have the burdock or the seaweed, but I'm going to try it with that next time I go to the health food store. I added tofu and green onions to this. Definitely making it again!
MLGTelephonica 7 months ago
@MLGTelephonica Most awesome!
LarryCook333 4 months ago
Can you use powdered burdock root in this recipe?
eat02Live 9 months ago
@eat02Live Try it and let us know how it turns out. I prefer the real deal. :) Larry
LarryCook333 9 months ago
Thank you so much! I made a variant that was really good. Great breakfast for a cold morning. I hope to get all the ingredients soon and make the real version.
pelota415 10 months ago
@pelota415 You're welcome. :)
LarryCook333 4 months ago
what does it taste like?
LovesIngredients 10 months ago
@LovesIngredients well, delicious, of course!!! I just had some today, in fact. :)
LarryCook333 10 months ago
@LarryCook333 lol i was just wondering if it had a flavor similar to something is all but i cant wait to try it and subscribe thanks :)
LovesIngredients 10 months ago
@LovesIngredients it's a unique flavor. But, don't burn the miso! You'll hate it then. And, truly, the miso mentioned is one of the best; most will not taste good in this soup. :(
Please post a comment after you try it!
LarryCook333 10 months ago
@LarryCook333 ill def follow ur ingred :) thanx again
LovesIngredients 10 months ago
Wonderful!
bestiaccia 11 months ago
Had it and it is GOO-OOD! I like putting the broccoli in last second (after it's cooled in the bowl a lil' bit, for those who like a contrast in textures plus some enzymes too) and if you make a BIG batch, just put in as many greens (broc, kale etc) as you're gonna eat in that meal. When you reheat the rest later, add greens fresh and it's like having it the first time, all over again. Don't skimp on the almond butter or the miso mmm, mmmm! A super savory and grounding way to start the day! :)
MissDanaAshlie 2 years ago
Can you reheat this soup or will the live enzymes be destroyed? Great video, Thankyou
lahammer1 2 years ago
Yes, you can reheat the soup. I do it all the time. Just stir regularly while on medium heat but never, ever boil it (it will burn).
LarryCook333 2 years ago
can i use dry burdock root as well?
venturaspecial 2 years ago
I've never tried that; go ahead and let me know. It won't have live enzymes in it, that's all. It would still be grounding though.
LarryCook333 2 years ago
Yummy, thanks.
venturaspecial 2 years ago
my mouth just had an orgasm :)) very good recipe
OuterSpaceRave 2 years ago
This looks delicious! Healthy and delicious. Thank you. I will make it soon.
tigerlilyxoxo 2 years ago
You're welcome. Let us know how it turns out!
LarryCook333 2 years ago
what's kale? sea-weed?
cigiss 2 years ago
Kale is a leafy green, found in the produce section—usually next to chard and other leafy greens. There are several types of kale to choose from.
LarryCook333 2 years ago
thank you very much! =) btw, thank you for your videos
cigiss 2 years ago
@cigiss You bet!
LarryCook333 10 months ago