Sacred Heart Soup

"My friend Meredith gave me this recipe - it is supposedly from the Sacred Heart Diet. It's a great soup & you can add just about any veggie to it. I've added a can of zucchini in tomato sauce & it was good. It also calls for an envelope of Lipton Chicken Noodle soup mix (comes in a box) but I couldn't get Zaar to recognize it."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 50mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
6-8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine all ingredients in a large pot. Don't forget to add the Lipton Chicken Noodle soup mix!
  • Season with salt, pepper, garlic powder, parsley, italian seasonings, curry - whatever you prefer. You can also add beef bouillon and some Lea & Perrins.
  • Cover with water. Boil fast for 10 minutes.
  • Reduce to a simmer and cook until veggies are tender.
  • If it's too bland, add more spices!

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Reviews

  1. This is a great soup I make it all the time and I'm not usually too keen on veggie soups but this ones great. You can add or subtract ingredients and change it up everytime and it's always good. One note though DO NOT do the sacred heart diet it is dangerous and put my aunt in the hospital. The soup itself is great but the actual diet to follow is bull. You will lose weight but gain it all back and more as soon as you stop it.
     
  2. I love this recipe. My family really enjoys it. I use it for a basic recipe, then add what ever I want to it. Today I added corn, cabbage, and ground beef. (I dont use it for a diet soup). I make 6 qrts at a time. Mean while I have another 6qrts of a Stew. When all is said and done, I will package them in servings of about 3 servings. We use bigger bowls. This is a great place to start.
     
  3. Good but perhaps slightly too salty. Kind of wish *all* the ingredients had been in the ingredients section so I wouldn't be surprised at the last minute that the Lipton Chicken Noodle soup mix was needed. (ended up running out to the store to get it) The Lipton mix IS in RecipeZaar's database. Guess that's my fault for not completely reading everything but the ingredients. Also the seasonings should of been listed in the ingredients. But other than those minor nitpicks, it is a decent soup with much flavor. If you like it, also try Uncle Bill's Minestrone Soup #81419 - some of the same ingredients are used.
     
  4. This is very good for fast lunches. I enjoyed a mug of this soup with a turkey sandwich and some fresh fruit. The soup is very flavorful without being heavy. Thanks for sharing your sacred soup.
     
  5. This is an awesome vegtable soup. I added corn to mine and curry powder. I also used sodium free for all the canned goods like the tomatoes and beans. Just to limit the salt. It is better on day four than day one. I am not doing the DIET, just eating it for lunch everyday. Great soup my kids even like it.
     
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  1. I gave this 4 stars. My brother-inlaw got the recipe from a nurse who's husband he works with at KV. He tried this soup and said it is very yummy and he lost 10 pounds and it's possible to lose 17 pounds following the diet directions which you can get at www.quantumbalancing.com/sacredheartdiet.htm . The basic directions say to eat this soup everyday for 7 days stay off the diet for 2 days then resume it again. My future hubby is trying it this week. It smells and taste good for not being loaded with meat. I of course am cooking it and had to sample it. I'm not to crazy over the celery taste but that's me I'm not crazy over celery. My future hubby used chicken broth in place of the beef broth as that's what we had on hand. Update: He tried the soup for 2-3 days and didn't lose weight and quit the diet. I don't think he stuffed himself as directed. I may try this in the future during the winter months. Thanks for posting a good tasting recipe. Christine (internetnut)
     

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