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This recipe has oil, protein and carbs, lots of fiber, plus vitamins and minerals. With the oil, the beans, and the grains, it has approximately 1200 - 1300 total calories.
Note that there are no onions in this recipe - they're major gas producers, and potent in combination with beans and cabbage. Try to use some gas reducing ingredients in your soup: seaweed, bay leaf, hing, fennel, cumin, ginger.
By the way, I don't recommend the cabbage soup diet - see my article about it - but if you want a low cal, filling, balanced and nourishing vegan meal, here it is. If you insist on eating soup all day long for a week, at least you can vary the greens, the beans and the grains to relieve the monotony. If you're not dieting, this soup goes well with a salad; bread and cheese or hummus; a sandwich or wrap; and makes a great start to a full meal.
If you don't have all the ingredients, feel free to omit and substitute - that's what soup is all about! This recipe adapts very well to a slow cooker. Just throw everything in at once, put it on low, come home from work and eat it.
Six large or twelve small servings:
Note: If you're going to soak and cook beans, it's worth making extra, to freeze in small amounts for future meals.
For more detailed advice on cooking and eating beans:
How To Eat Beans Without Gas
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