A warm and deliciously spicy mung bean curry, coconut oil, onions and carrots. Enjoy as a soup or serve with brown rice for a more substantial meal. Purely Vegan, and of course gluten free.
Curried Mung Bean Soup
A warm and deliciously spicy mung bean curry, coconut oil, onions and carrots. Enjoy as a soup or serve with brown rice for a more substantial meal. Purely Vegan, and of course gluten free.
Curried Mung Bean Soup
A warm and deliciously spicy mung bean curry, coconut oil, onions and carrots. Enjoy as a soup or serve with brown rice for a more substantial meal. Purely Vegan, and of course gluten free.
The night before, put your mung beans to soak in a pan with 6-8 cups of water. When ready to use, drain and rinse the beans. Set aside.
Heat the oil in a large saucepan. Add the spices and toast them in the oil until they become nicely fragrant. Add the onions and cook, stirring, for 5-7 minutes. Add the garlic and cook 1-2 minutes more.
Add the remaining ingredients, bring to a boil and simmer until the beans are tender, about 45 minutes. Check seasonings and adjust as necessary.
I’ve made this recipe about four times now, I just love it! Such great flavours, and it’s easy to keep a batch in the fridge. Wonderful recipe, thank you
This looks great I want to make it, I am looking for a curry without tomato, the picture looks like it has tomatoes in it but the recipe does not have tomato as an ingredient. Is the recipe correct as it stands? Thanks Patty
Loved it. I had to substitute curry for the turmeric, but it is fantastic. I did it in my Instant pot by tossing by it all in and using the chili/bean setting. Came out perfect.
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Dr. Kara Fitzgerald, ND
Dr. Fitzgerald is an internationally-recognized expert clinician, as well as nationally-bestselling author, who is actively engaged in clinical research on epigenetics and longevity using a diet and lifestyle intervention developed in her research and practice.
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I’ve made this recipe about four times now, I just love it! Such great flavours, and it’s easy to keep a batch in the fridge. Wonderful recipe, thank you
Thank you Christine!
This looks great I want to make it, I am looking for a curry without tomato, the picture looks like it has tomatoes in it but the recipe does not have tomato as an ingredient. Is the recipe correct as it stands? Thanks Patty
I love this soup! So nourishing! I have always tried to make this soup, but never got the seasoning right. I might be the cinnamon I was missing
Loved it. I had to substitute curry for the turmeric, but it is fantastic. I did it in my Instant pot by tossing by it all in and using the chili/bean setting. Came out perfect.