By Alesia
Chipotle Tortilla Soup w/ Jackfruit
Not only do I love spicy food, but this month, pregnancy has me craving Mexican flavors non-stop! So, I present the latest addition to my menu. Not only is it super tasty (and easy!) , but this recipe is easily customized to different phe tolerances and non-PKU eaters, so it works for the whole fam
Updated at: Thu, 17 Aug 2023 05:13:43 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Good
Glycemic Index
42
Low
Glycemic Load
12
Moderate
Nutrition per serving
Calories164.1 kcal (8%)
Total Fat6.1 g (9%)
Carbs29.6 g (11%)
Sugars5.4 g (6%)
Protein3 g (6%)
Sodium952.4 mg (48%)
Fiber4.1 g (15%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
7 servings
160gyellow onion
9ggarlic
24gchipotle peppers in adobo sauce
3 Tbspadobo sauce
14gjalapeño
chopped, seeds removed
51gcelery
chopped
113gcarrots
chopped
2gcumin
2gdried oregano
448gfire roasted tomatoes
canned, diced
920gvegetable broth
1 cwater
2 Tbspavocado oil
salt
to taste
420gjackfruit in brine
148gbell peppers
chopped
140gcorn
canned, fire roasted
2 tsptaco seasoning
My favorite toppings
Instructions
Step 1
Start by chopping all the fresh veggies you’ll need for the soup base: onion, garlic, jalapeno, carrots and celery.
Step 2
Heat 1 Tbsp of avocado oil over medium heat in a large pot.
Step 3
When the pot is hot, add the chopped onion and cook for a few minutes, until onions begin to soften and turn translucent. Stir frequently, so onions don’t burn to the bottom of the pot.
Step 4
Then, add the garlic and do the same, stirring and cooking for another 2-3 minutes.
Step 5
Next, you’ll add the remaining veggies for the soup base: celery, carrots, and jalapenos.
Step 6
Mix all veggies in the pot and stir for 3-4 minutes. When they are well-mixed and hot, add the canned tomatoes, chipotle peppers and 3 Tbsp of the adobo sauce. Stir again until well-mixed.
Step 7
Next, add the spices (cumin and dried oregano), vegetable broth and water.
Step 8
Continue to cook over medium heat for 15-20 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Step 9
While the soup base is cooking, prepare the jackfruit. Drain it from the can and cut the wedges into thin slices.
Step 10
Heat 1 Tbsp of avocado oil in a nonstick frying pan over medium heat. Add the jackfruit and stir in the pan until hot. Then, season with taco seasoning and stir until well-mixed. Add ¼ cup of water and stir again. Continue to cook the jackfruit over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until it loses most of its moisture and begins to dry out (resembling a meat-like texture)
Step 11
While the soup and jackfruit are cooking, chop the bell pepper and measure out your canned corn.
Step 12
When the vegetables in your soup base have softened, turn off the heat on your stove and use an immersion blender to pulse/puree into a smooth broth.
Step 13
Note: this step is optional. You can keep the vegetables chunky and still have a great soup. I just like to add a lot of toppings, and this helps to give some different textures to the dish, without making it seem to dense.
Step 14
After your soup base is smooth, return it to medium-low heat and add the chopped bell peppers and cook for 2-3 minutes to slightly soften. Finish by adding the corn and jackfruit and stir to combine.
Step 15
To serve, top with your favorite toppings.
For lower Phe tolerances
Step 16
You can easily reduce by removing corn, and reducing jackfruit to 1 20z can of jackfruit. That would bring the soup to 77 g per serving (1.5 - 2 g protein, 5 exchanges)
Step 17
You can also modify your toppings. (Slice & fry Siete tortillas or reduce the amount of avocado!)
To add protein
Step 18
Add black beans to the soup, too.
Step 19
For toppings: Use real cheese vs a low-protein vegan option and add sour cream
Step 20
Or separate the soup base into two and use chicken instead of jackfruit.
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