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The Healing Broth recipe is a base for all successful alkaline cooking. The Spas in Canada Team keeps this delicious soup base handy for Winter tasty stews.

Healing Broth

Yields1 Serving

 4 carrots ( washed with skin on)
 2 red potatoes with skin
 1 onion quartered
 2 stalks celery
 ½ bunch parsley
 ½ head red cabbage
 ½ bunch broccoli
 4 Cloves of garlic (or more) crushed

1

Add filtered/purified water to about an inch above veggies.

2

With burner on LOW, simmer for 30 minutes. Do not boil.

3

Add two teaspoons Bragg’s Liquid Aminos from the health food store for seasoning. Add to blender and puree.

4

Then store in refrigerator. Have an 8 ounce cup of this once a day.

5

Add in some freshly grated ginger freshly squeezed lemon juice for extra healing power.
Freeze in ice cube trays for use as a base in making baby’s food or as the liquid for a stir fry.
Makes a great base for soups or stews
Makes for a great base for any pilaf, rice quinoa, millet, barley
Can replace milk in any recipe.
Add corn starch or Arrowroot to thicken and you get a gravy or base for Chinese food
Can be flavored with quality soya sauce (Braggs liquid amino) Worchestershire sauce, tabasco or a variety of others

Recipe and Image courtesy of Grail Springs Kitchen

Ingredients

 4 carrots ( washed with skin on)
 2 red potatoes with skin
 1 onion quartered
 2 stalks celery
 ½ bunch parsley
 ½ head red cabbage
 ½ bunch broccoli
 4 Cloves of garlic (or more) crushed

Directions

1

Add filtered/purified water to about an inch above veggies.

2

With burner on LOW, simmer for 30 minutes. Do not boil.

3

Add two teaspoons Bragg’s Liquid Aminos from the health food store for seasoning. Add to blender and puree.

4

Then store in refrigerator. Have an 8 ounce cup of this once a day.

5

Add in some freshly grated ginger freshly squeezed lemon juice for extra healing power.
Freeze in ice cube trays for use as a base in making baby’s food or as the liquid for a stir fry.
Makes a great base for soups or stews
Makes for a great base for any pilaf, rice quinoa, millet, barley
Can replace milk in any recipe.
Add corn starch or Arrowroot to thicken and you get a gravy or base for Chinese food
Can be flavored with quality soya sauce (Braggs liquid amino) Worchestershire sauce, tabasco or a variety of others

Healing Broth