If we’re talking about bright green recipes, this pea and broccoli soup might be as bright as it gets! But don’t worry, just because it’s neon green doesn’t mean it tastes like it. This soup is actually packed with flavor and super warming and satisfying on a chilly night!
Full of goodies and super easy to prepare, you’ll be blown away by the simplicity of ingredients and how delicious this soup is. Enjoy!
The word is out. Soups are one of the easiest meals to prepare and an amazing option for those who are new to plant-based cooking. Just a few ingredients and some spices and you have a delicious soup for the whole family!
Soups are also great for batch cooking, as they often reheat beautifully. This one sure does! You can make a big batch to turn to for lunches and dinner throughout the week (if your family doesn’t gulp it all down on that first night, that is).
Are you a smooth soup kind of person, or do you prefer chunky soup (you like to have something to chew on)? If you like chunky soup, you can use this blended creamy soup as a base and add additional steamed or roasted broccoli, peas, potatoes, onion, or zucchini. You can also fry up some little tofu cubes and add that for a nice chewy protein boost!
These little green wonders sometimes get a bad rep, due in part to the soggy, mushy, unseasoned peas parents would serve up on childhood dinner plates. It’s no wonder kids don’t want to eat that!
When prepared well, peas are bursting with delicious flavor. They are super sweet and full of goodness! I have a secret: sometimes when I’m too lazy to cook dinner I pour a bowl of frozen peas into a bowl, add some Island Soyaki or teriyaki sauce, microwave it, and eat that as my meal! Call me crazy, but don’t knock it ’till you try it. It’s delicious.
Peas are also packed with protein, high in magnesium, and rich in potassium and calcium. And did you know they are not actually a vegetable but a legume? That’s why they’re high in protein and fiber. Amazing!
For little green legume lovers, you must try also try green peas roasted!
A great thing about this pea of broccoli soup is that you can use fresh broccoli and peas or frozen, which makes it so convenient! We all have those days when we’re running low on everything (life get’s busy that way!) and we need to create a meal out of very few ingredients. That’s when frozen staples come to the rescue!
I always keep a big bag of frozen peas in my freezer. They can make some boring rice look as fancy as a risotto or a spaghetti with olive look a lot healthier. And of course they’re have you covered when you want to make this soup! I love that they won’t go bad in the fridge. I have mourned the loss of more fresh produce in the fridge than I care to admit. It’s money out the window, unnecessary trash waste, and just such a sad feeling to throw out quality food. So I turn to frozen whenever I can, and I encourage you to do the same!
Plus, frozen fruit and vegetables are often frozen at the most perfect time of ripeness, so they can sometimes taste even better than fresh produce in soups and smoothies. A win-win!
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A great way to sneak in those veggies
Love how creamy this soup turns out! So good!
This pea of broccoli soup is so fresh and light! Love that it uses wholesome ingredients and is easy to make. Delicious!
I love how creamy and comforting this soup is…plus, the potatoes really add that extra awesomeness. Love!
This recipe is a great way to get your greens in!
This pea soup is so creamy and delicious! And the color is so pretty too!
Try roasting the broccoli at 425 for about 20 minutes first. Also try roasting a chucked red onion in the same pan. I do this for my broccoli soup and use a not-beef vegan bullion cubes and stick blend it all
Love these suggestions! Thanks, Nick!
This is amaaaazing! I can’t believe such simple ingredients make such a yummy soup.
Surprisingly yummy and satisfying! Although I love green smoothies, I don’t usually like green soups. But, I was really excited when I tried this – the flavor is great and the texture is smooth and creamy. My husband and I both loved it! It’s especially good with warm, crisp sourdough bread slightly toasted. Best way to scoop up the last of your soup 😀
I adore this super easy and light soup! I highly recommend it 🙂 Zhoro’s photos as always, gorgeous!
I was actually shocked by how good this was! Such a great way to pack in massive amounts of greens and veggies. I’ll be making it again!
I made this with extra garlic. ( I love garlic!) It was beautiful and delicious…very healthy as well.