Why is chicken soup superior to all the things we have, even more relaxing than Tylenol? It is because chicken soup has a natural ingredient which feeds, repairs, and calms the mucous lining in the small intestine. This inner lining is the beginning or ending of the nervous system. It is easily pulled away from the intestine through too many laxatives, to many food additives, gluten and parasites. Chicken soup heals the nerves, improves digestion, reduces allergies, relaxes and give strength. Hanna Kroeger- Ageless Remedies from Mothers Kitchen.
Serves 3
Ingredients:
Method:
Combine leek, garlic, stock, thyme leaves, sweet potato and water to a stock pot- simmer for 10 minutes
Add the chicken, celery, salt and pepper and half of the parsley to taste- cook over a low heat until chicken is cooked through – or heated if you are using chicken you have already baked.
Remove the fibrous stems from the mushrooms and discard the stem.
Add the Shittake cap in the last couple of minutes.
Add the rest of the fresh parsley bunch to the top of the soup as you are serving it up. Sea Salt and cracked pepper.
Note: Shitake Mushrooms!
If you choose to use dried Shittake Mushrooms- which i prefer because of their richer flavour and high nutrient content, you will have to soak them separately for 30 minutes in water. Use just enough water to cover your mushrooms with an inch or so to spare over the top, to allow for the absorption from the Mushrooms. Once rehydrated, remove and discard the fibrous stems and add the nutrient rich water to your soup. As a side to the side note, the stems are just as high in nutrients as the cap, they are a great addition to any broth.Serves 3
Ingredients:
Method:
Combine leek, garlic, stock, thyme leaves, sweet potato and water to a stock pot- simmer for 10 minutes
Add the chicken, celery, salt and pepper and half of the parsley to taste- cook over a low heat until chicken is cooked through – or heated if you are using chicken you have already baked.
Remove the fibrous stems from the mushrooms and discard the stem.
Add the Shittake cap in the last couple of minutes.
Add the rest of the fresh parsley bunch to the top of the soup as you are serving it up. Sea Salt and cracked pepper.
Note: Shitake Mushrooms!
If you choose to use dried Shittake Mushrooms- which i prefer because of their richer flavour and high nutrient content, you will have to soak them separately for 30 minutes in water. Use just enough water to cover your mushrooms with an inch or so to spare over the top, to allow for the absorption from the Mushrooms. Once rehydrated, remove and discard the fibrous stems and add the nutrient rich water to your soup. As a side to the side note, the stems are just as high in nutrients as the cap, they are a great addition to any broth.
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