I only get sick “for real” about once a year, so it’s only natural that this event should coincide with finals. I guess my immune system leaves me with no choice but to study in bed with tea. I totally fell asleep studying GI nutrition therapy last night and may or may not have dreamt about assessing a patient with a blind loop.
In better news, I made pumpkin black bean soup today.
Ingredients:
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 2-3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 15-oz can black beans (low sodium=bueno)
- 1 15-oz can canned pumpkin
- 1 15-oz can diced or stewed tomatoes
- 2 c water
- cumin
- chili powder
- cinnamon
- pepper
- red pepper flakes
Directions:
- Wash hands obsessively. Pour yourself a cup of tea. If you’re not already sick, add a shot of whiskey and toast to your good health. Or mine.
- In a large pot, saute garlic in olive oil on medium heat.
- Add beans, pumpkin, and tomato, then spices.
- Add water and stir well.
- Allow to simmer for about an hour, stirring occasionally. You can also use an immersion blender to puree it all, but no way was I up to the challenge this afternoon.
Serve with crusty bread or Ezekiel English Muffins, which I just found out are f-ing amazing!
wow! this soup sounds fab.. I really need to make me some soup! its been a while!
Yum!! Feel better, my dear! Even merely the photos of/recipes for your soups warm the soul. Good luck with your finals and may the universe speed your recovery. XOXO
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Can you post the size of the cans? (Heh. Cans.) Because saying “1 can” is a bit useless since they come in several sizes.
Thanks!
no problem. It;s 15-oz cans but I’ll add that to the recipe!
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This soup was terrific for my hubby who is recovering from neck surgery. Made it in a flash and it was fantastic! Thank you!
I’m so glad you liked it : )
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