This easy Italian Sausage Soup with Chickpeas, Green Pepper, and Pesto is a Phase One soup that cooks on top of the stove in less than an hour. |
If you saw the Phase One Recipes Round-Up from yesterday, you know I made the commitment to post Daily Phase One Recipes during January again this year. I hope this is useful for anyone (like me!) who's getting back on track in the new year. And since this is my third year of Daily Phase One Recipes for January, I'm going to share Phase One Flashbacks every day (after the recipe) to spotlight the Phase One Recipe I posted on that day in 2012 and 2013. So healthy January, here we come! (If you're not a South Beach Dieter, Phase One recipes are often low carb or Paleo, and they're always delicious, even if you're not trying to lose weight.)
This new phase one recipe for Italian Sausage Soup with Green Pepper, Chickpeas, and Pesto is something I came up with a few weeks ago when I found turkey Italian sausage on sale at the store and I wanted a hearty comforting soup that I could make and eat for dinner that same night. I've made a few soup variations with similar flavors, but what made this soup especially enjoyable for me was an idea that popped into my head to mash some of the chickpeas so they kind of dissolved into the soup. (I like chickpeas, but I don't always like biting into a whole chickpea in a bowl of soup or a salad.) I shared some of this with Jake when he came to cook with me, and we both thought it was a keeper!
This new phase one recipe for Italian Sausage Soup with Green Pepper, Chickpeas, and Pesto is something I came up with a few weeks ago when I found turkey Italian sausage on sale at the store and I wanted a hearty comforting soup that I could make and eat for dinner that same night. I've made a few soup variations with similar flavors, but what made this soup especially enjoyable for me was an idea that popped into my head to mash some of the chickpeas so they kind of dissolved into the soup. (I like chickpeas, but I don't always like biting into a whole chickpea in a bowl of soup or a salad.) I shared some of this with Jake when he came to cook with me, and we both thought it was a keeper!
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