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Ingredients
1 package TJ's Mirepoix (or chopped onions, carrots, & celery)
1 package TJ's shredded green cabbage
12 TJ's frozen turkey meatballs
1 box (4 cups) vegetable broth
1/2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil to coat the pot
1 TJ's frozen garlic cube (or 1 fresh clove)
Serves 3-4.
1. First heat the olive oil and frozen garlic cube in a large pot
2. Then add the Mirepoix with 1 cup of the veggie (or chicken) broth so the veggies have some liquid to start cooking in. Bring to a boil (about 5 minutes).
1 package TJ's Mirepoix (or chopped onions, carrots, & celery)
1 package TJ's shredded green cabbage
12 TJ's frozen turkey meatballs
1 box (4 cups) vegetable broth
1/2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil to coat the pot
1 TJ's frozen garlic cube (or 1 fresh clove)
Serves 3-4.
1. First heat the olive oil and frozen garlic cube in a large pot
2. Then add the Mirepoix with 1 cup of the veggie (or chicken) broth so the veggies have some liquid to start cooking in. Bring to a boil (about 5 minutes).
3. Add the rest of the veggie broth (3 more cups) and toss in the whole bag of shredded green cabbage
4. With a large mixing spoon, press the cabbage down into the broth until it is submerged in the liquid.
5. Add the frozen turkey meatballs to the pot and stir until they are covered by the broth and veggie mixture.
6. Last, cover the pot on low heat for 20 minutes or until soup is boiling and meatballs are warmed all the way through.
5. Add the frozen turkey meatballs to the pot and stir until they are covered by the broth and veggie mixture.
6. Last, cover the pot on low heat for 20 minutes or until soup is boiling and meatballs are warmed all the way through.
This
soup is full of vitamins and nutrients from all the veggies, and the
meatballs make it very filling. It is simply delicious! I made it last
night and will be bringing it to work with me today for lunch. The soup
stores very well and is even tastier the next day, after the meatballs
have soaked in the broth! Enjoy!
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