Hi there, and happy Sunday! With cooler days upon us, thereās no better time to enjoy a warm, comforting bowl of my Split Pea & Swiss Chard Soup. Itās nourishing, simple and packed with seasonal goodness.
Why Split Peas?
Split peas are a pantry staple thatās budget-friendly, protein-packed and available year-round at most grocery stores. They cook down into a creamy base, perfect for hearty soups. Plus, theyāre loaded with fiber, making them a plant-based powerhouse.
Spotlight on Swiss Chard
Swiss chard is in peak season now! This vibrant leafy green adds a pop of color and a mild, earthy flavor to soups, sautƩs and salads. Its tender leaves and crunchy stems are rich in vitamins A, C and K.
Pro Tips for the Perfect Soup:
Layer your flavors: SautĆ© onions, shallot, garlic and carrots, thenĀ your dry herbs, just before adding your split peas for extra depth. This is an oil free recipe so keep some water nearby.
Include the chard stems: Chop them finely and cook with your aromaticsātheyāre too nutritious to waste! These are perfect in a salad as well.
š Brighten it up: A squeeze of lemon at the end enhances the flavors and balances the richness.
Get cozy with my Split Pea & Swiss Chard Soup recipeāitās the ultimate seasonal comfort food.
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Stay warm and nourished!
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