This simple soup is built around just a few ingredients but has many benefits. Winter squash provides fiber and natural carbohydrates that help keep digestion steady and energy grounded. Onion and garlic add immune support, while parsley supports kidney function and bone health.
Miso is stirred in at the end so its beneficial properties aren’t damaged by heat. It supports digestion and adds depth without making the soup heavy or overly rich. The texture is smooth, easy to eat, and works well for both adults and kids.
This is an easy, low-effort way to serve vegetables, support gut health, and get a warm meal on the table using simple steps and ingredients.
(Serves a family of 5)
1 medium onion, chopped
3 cups winter squash, chopped (any)
2 cloves garlic, chopped
4 tablespoons miso
Water (enough to cover vegetables, adjust for thickness)
Chopped parsley, for garnish (optional)
Add the winter squash, onion, and garlic to a pot. Cover with water just until the vegetables are submerged.
Bring to a boil and cook until the squash is soft.
Turn off the heat and blend the soup with an immersion blender until smooth and creamy.
Adjust the thickness by adding more water if needed.
Turn the heat back on and warm the soup until just below boiling.
In a separate bowl, mix the miso with about 1 cup of the hot soup until fully dissolved.
Turn off the heat and stir the miso mixture back into the pot.
Garnish with parsley if desired.
Kristof Herold is a graduate of Energetic Health Institute’s Holistic Nutrition Consultant (HNC) program and is an AANWP Board Certified Nutrition Practitioner. After experiencing the program as a student, he joined the EHI team and now supports others in their education and health journeys.
Alongside his work at EHI, Kristof continues to expand his education and is preparing to establish his own nutrition practice in the future. Outside of work and school, he enjoys playing soccer and rock climbing with friends.
Kristof Herold is a graduate of Energetic Health Institute’s Holistic Nutrition Consultant (HNC) program and is an AANWP Board Certified Nutrition Practitioner. After experiencing the program as a student, he joined the EHI team and now supports others in their education and health journeys.
Alongside his work at EHI, Kristof continues to expand his education and is preparing to establish his own nutrition practice in the future. Outside of work and school, he enjoys playing soccer and rock climbing with friends.
Amber McCrea, a Therapeutic Nutritionist, specializes in holistic nutrition and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). Her mission is to guide women on a transformative journey of self-connection and fostering deeper connections with others. Through her podcast Connection Over Perfection, she celebrates the beauty of holistic well-being and the power of authentic connections.
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