Ginger Sweet Potato Pear Soup
Summer is coming to an end, which means Fall is right around the corner. It’s that time of year when vacation gear is put away and school supplies are on our shopping lists. If you’re looking for a soup that’s simple to make, freeze, and include in school lunches, this Ginger Sweet Potato Pear Soup is for you.
This ginger pear soup has a broth base made with my Chicken Bone Broth Collagen. Collagen is great for nourishing the gut and skin. It also contains hints of cardamom for an exotic twist. You won’t believe the flavor profile of this soup. The pear and ginger flavors blend so well together. The best part is that it’s also The Myers Way® approved!
Benefits of Ginger
Ginger is a knobby-looking root that grows in parts of Asia. For thousands of years, ginger has been used in teas, culinary dishes, and herbal medicine. The benefits of ginger are numerous. Studies have found that gingerol, the active compound in ginger, helps support a healthy inflammatory response in the body. Additionally, it can reduce oxidative stress by eliminating free radicals in the body1
Ginger can also ease bloating and other intestinal discomfort. It does this by enhancing motility and accelerating stomach emptying2 This makes it easier to eliminate toxins and promote healthy digestion.
Sweet Potatoes Benefits
Finding a bulking agent for your soup that won’t trigger gut or immune sensitivity can be tricky. Luckily, sweet potatoes check all the boxes! Some of the biggest sweet potato benefits come from their vitamin content. These nutritious tubers are rich in carotenoids. These compounds act like antioxidants to support eye, heart, and cognitive health3 They are also high in fiber, which is critical to optimal gut and immune health. Look for organic varieties for this sweet potato and pear soup.
Health Benefits of Pear
What better way to balance a savory soup than with the slight sweetness of pears? Pears are fruits that people have enjoyed since ancient times. Not only are they delicious, but they’re also full of nutrients! Pears are loaded with Vitamin C, potassium, copper, and folate. These essential nutrients support healthy immune and cellular function4 Another one of the health benefits of pears is they are rich in fiber. This can promote healthy bowel movements.
Chicken Bone Broth
As I mentioned earlier, this ginger sweet potato pear soup uses chicken bone broth as a base, and for good reason! Bone broth is fantastic for healing the gut. That’s because it contains collagen and other anti-inflammatory components. However, since homemade recipes take so long to make, I use Chicken Bone Broth Collagen powder instead!
This powder contains 19 grams of Type II collagen protein in each scoop. Collagen is essential to having beautiful hair, skin, and nails. In addition, collagen supports healthy joints and ligaments. It also has parsley flakes, onion powder, and sea salt for added flavor. Enjoy all the goodness of homemade bone broth in a convenient powder form. Simply add four scoops of chicken bone broth powder to four cups of water.
How To Enjoy Ginger Sweet Potato Pear Soup
With this sweet potato and pear soup, you get the benefits of ginger and the health benefits of pears. The sweet and savory blend of ginger pear with warm your bellies while boosting your health!
Are you looking to pair this delicious soup with something on the side? Keep the ginger theme going with these Cilantro Ginger Organic Pork Lettuce Wraps. Maybe you’re looking to mix it up a bit. If so, try serving this ginger sweet potato pear soup with Paleo Baked Salmon Patties.
Ginger Sweet Potato Pear Soup
Course:
Side Dish
Protocol:
Autoimmune Solution (AIP), Thyroid Connection
Servings:
4