Soups ON!
When & How to Enjoy Soup after WLS
A whole lot ofbang for your bowl!
January 25, 2012
Greetings!
It is not very often that I hear from someone who struggles with technical issues when eating soup after weight loss surgery. Soup doesn't get "stuck" going down and if we eat too much the discomfort is short-lived (compared to eating too much solid food that is poorly chewed and eaten quickly.) In fact, when post-WLS patients discover soup it often becomes their go-to comfort food. When animal protein is cooked into a soup it is moist and succulent making it easy to chew, swallow, and digest. Cooked vegetables are more readily tolerated by many WLSers compared to raw vegetables. And grains like pearl barley or quinoa are portion controlled and digestible when included as an ingredient in soup.
Today's Cooking with Kaye presents delicious soup recipes to keep your pot full and your pouch happy. There are also many great tips for getting the most enjoyment and nutrition from a meal of soup. I hope you enjoy these recipes and make them a part of your dietary rotation.
Today's Cooking with Kaye presents delicious soup recipes to keep your pot full and your pouch happy. There are also many great tips for getting the most enjoyment and nutrition from a meal of soup. I hope you enjoy these recipes and make them a part of your dietary rotation.
Thanks for cooking with me!
Kaye BaileyOpen the free Cooking with Kaye newsletter
Featured recipes include:
Tuscan Smoked Turkey-Bean Soup
Woodsman's Turkey Bean Soup
Chicken and White Bean Soup
Chicken & Spinach Soup with Fresh Pesto
Italian Meatball Soup
No comments:
Post a Comment