Soup is an awesome meal to load up on your veggies and bone broth!
Why bone broth? Bone broth is a helpful ingredient to support your immune system and is great for digestion and gut health. You can buy bone broth in the soup aisles of your grocer near the stocks. Anytime you are making a bone-in-meat in your crock pot, after you have taken out your meat and had your meal, throw those bones back in your crock pot and cook on low for another 12 hours. You already have to clean your crock pot anyway, so why not get more nutrition from those bones. After you’ve cooked your bones and they have cooled a bit, strain your broth into a separate bowl. I usually strain 3 times back and forth, then store in ball jars in the fridge. You can drink your bone broth as is or use it in soups, stews and sauces.
The ingredients used in this sausage soup were basically leftovers in the fridge. Without wasting any fresh ingredients, I just had to share with you this delicious creation! The sweet flavor and bright colors was loved by everyone at the table.
Ingredients:
1 lb Sausage
1 Medium Sweet Potato
1 Sweet Orange Pepper
1 Sweet Red Pepper
1 Macintosh Apple
2 cups Chicken Bone Broth
2-3 medium Carrots
1 Tbsp Minced Garlic
1 Tbsp Dried Parsley
Salt and Pepper to taste

Brown Sausage in your stock pot.
Chop sweet potato, peppers, apple and carrots leaving the skins on.
Add your veggies to the pot along with garlic, parsley, salt and pepper.
Cook on medium to lightly sear all ingredients, about 5 minutes.

Add bone broth to your pot.
Cover and cook 15-20 minutes on low.
*option for any leftover greens in your fridge. Chop and throw in your pot too.


Enjoy!

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