Diabetes Doesn't Mean Bland: Break The Norm With This Delicious Indian Soup

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Diabetes has become a prevalent issue worldwide, posing challenges for individuals in managing their condition.

Diabetes Doesn't Mean Bland:  Break The Norm With This Delicious Indian Soup
We have included vegetables that are high in fibre.

Highlights

  • This vegetable soup is very easy to make.
  • Do not discard the vegetable broth after boiling.
  • You can enhance the taste of the soup by adding a small amount of butter.

Diabetes has become a prevalent issue worldwide, posing challenges for individuals in managing their condition. Proper diet and lifestyle play a crucial role in controlling diabetes, alongside timely medication. A balanced diet that avoids trans-fat-rich refined flour and focuses on high-fibre foods is often recommended. Keeping this in mind, we present a delicious and straightforward soup recipe suitable for diabetics.

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This vegetable soup is not only easy to make but also allows for customisation based on individual preferences. For diabetic-friendly soup, we have included vegetables that are high in fibre, such as spring onions, spinach, peas, carrots, cauliflower, tomatoes, green coriander, ginger, and garlic. These nutrient-rich vegetables offer essential vitamins and fibre, contributing to a healthy diet. Without further delay, let's explore the recipe for this delightful soup:

A Soup Recipe Ideal for Diabetic Diets: 

1. Wash and finely chop all the vegetables. Place them in a pressure cooker.

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2. Add finely chopped ginger and garlic to the cooker.

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3. Pour three glasses of water into the cooker and season with salt to taste.

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4. Close the pressure cooker lid and cook the vegetables for three whistles.

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5. Once the pressure is released, transfer the cooked vegetables to a large utensil and allow them to cool.

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6. Once cooled, transfer the vegetables to a grinding jar and blend them into a smooth paste.

7. Pass this paste through a sieve and add the vegetable broth to it.

8. Transfer the soup to a pan and heat it again. Add black pepper and mix well.

9. Squeeze a few drops of lemon juice into the soup for added flavour.

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Note: Do not discard the vegetable broth after boiling. Additionally, if you are not diabetic, you can enhance the taste of the soup by adding a small amount of butter.

Enjoy this hot and nutritious soup, tailored for diabetic individuals seeking a delicious and healthy option for their meals.

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