Sweet Potato Turmeric Soup!

Yum! Sounds so good… but, what does turmeric taste like? Anyone?

So I came home from work one fine day and I received a text from my sister Zeena demanding (jokingly) that I make her dinner. Well I was feeling creative and so that is just what I did.

I came up with a recipe for a delicious Sweet Potato Turmeric Soup! I had extra sweet potatoes hanging around and I have been looking to incorporate more Turmeric into my diet as it has soo many health benefits!

The soup came out thick & creamy, not to mention yummy!

Note: This recipe only makes a about 2 servings so just double it if you are looking to feed more!

Sweet Potato Turmeric Soup! (Dairy-Free!)

1 cup water
1 vegetable bullion cube
1 cup soy milk
1 cup mashed Sweet potato, Yams, pumpkin purée, or Butternut Squash. (You could even do a combination of white potatoes & carrots
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Sweet Potato Turmeric Soup! (Dairy-Free!)

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