LOW COST RECIPE FOR LOW CARB, GLUTEN FREE OR VEGAN


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In this video I’m sharing a recipe that is suitable for many with restricted diets including low carb, vegan, and gluten free. This is a …

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  1. Renee Vegas
    Renee Vegas says:

    Another great video. I love the variety of dishes you prepare and look pleasing to the eye. I’ve never had tofu and would love to try it. This dish will be on our menu this weekend as it’s cold here in the PNW.

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  2. Sara Herber
    Sara Herber says:

    Can't wait to try this! A beautiful soup for family or guests. I like having the options for everyone to make their soup just right for them. Since you like a more cooked and chewy dumpling, you might want to try freezing your tofu. Just pierce the package to drain most of the water. Freeze the tofu, then thaw. Freezing rids the tofu of water and the texture is then quite firm. Another suggestion is to brown the tofu since you already have a pan going. I wonder what wheat berries might be like in this soup as my grocery does not sell soy beans. You always come up with simple and clever tricks to add quality and variety to meals. Thank you for your effort.

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  3. Shelly K
    Shelly K says:

    Great recipe! I do something similar; I add Soy sauce, grated Ginger, red pepper, and Sesame oil to season the soup.
    I love the lima bean substitute idea.
    Thank you for sharing.

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  4. Susan S
    Susan S says:

    🐣Happy Easter!🐣Looks amazing, as always! We had dinner at PF Chang’s a few nights ago while we were out of town. It was delicious, but now I can’t seem to stop craving Asian food! I guess that means I’ll be trying my hand at dumpling soup later this week! ❤️

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  5. Dana Sandlin
    Dana Sandlin says:

    Fava beans are not often used in the US, but they are truly delicious and mild…worthy of using more often…you can also air fry the dumplings to seal them…the chinese five spice would really add a nice demension to the broth…you could also easily do this with udon or soba noodles…dts/usa

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  6. H TAS
    H TAS says:

    Never tried those dumplings before but I had them in Chinese restaurants… This soup looks and sounds delicious. I hope to try it sometime soon 🙂 Thank you and Happy Easter 🙂

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  7. wendie dox
    wendie dox says:

    Happy Easter! I love those Trader Joe’s dumplings too.. I didn’t think of pan frying them before adding them to the soup but that’s a good idea…Hey can I ask you why you use the food prep gloves if you’re just cooking for yourself and your family? I was just curious if there was some bacteria thing I didn’t know about….)

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