I made this today!!! It's so good omg! I'm going to have this dish every month for the rest of my life! Hahaaha! It's so delicious!!! I only made one change for the mushroom stock I baked 5 Bella mushrooms with a little salt, no oil, then I blended it with water and dried mushroom powder to get a Souper yum stock for the rice! It makes the flavor of mushroom really strong! Which is A++ for me! 💙💙💙
This looks so good! Here’s a random idea for January: I know one concern people have about plant based diets is getting enough protein. How about centering a few recipes around different foods high in protein to help new vegans see they can meet all their dietary needs without meat? Personally, I love anything tofu 😋.
This was very very good. I added extra of the garlic and spices, nutritional yeast and also added smoked tofu and some potato flakes. I used white mushrooms and dried porcini and morel mushrooms. Will make often this fall and winter!
East Meets Kitchen, I used dried shiitake because that’s what I had on hand. The arrowroot didn’t thicken it, so I ended up adding 1/4 cup brown rice flour, which worked quite nicely. I also added a bit more thyme and 3 bay leaves for added flavor as the finished soup was a bit bland. I guess our palates are accustomed to more robust flavor. Presents very nicely though. Thanks again for sharing! =^..^=
What a beautiful soup! Thank you! Great video! I am OF and V! My soup is very similar however, did not use arrowroot...will try! THANK YOU FOR SHARING! Dawn @ Rich & Dawn in MN :)
Wow, that looks great! I say that about everything you make! 😅 I may make this for Christmas instead of vegan chili, which leads into other ideas for veganuary...try making vegan Cincinnati chili (or other chilis) and vegan "clam" chowder. I have a few ideas on how to pull that one off.
Lol, I don't remember if I mentioned Cincinnati chili earlier or not. I'll just say I did for simplicity and I trust your memory over mine haha. For clam chowder, albeit I've never tried this, I'm thinking a miso base and use the king oyster mushroom. Sounds promising, hope it doesn't turn out awful.
@@EastMeetsKitchen and @machinesofgod: Haha - I'm the person who brought up Cincinnati chili before, so now you have 2 requests for it East Meets Kitchen :) And I'm loving your American classics - Represent over there in the U.K., Grrrl
@@EastMeetsKitchen Sorry for the thumbs down on your comment - A total mistake!!! I meant to thumbs up your comment :) I found an excellent description of Cincinnati chili for you on page 129 of The Oxford Companion to American Food and Drink on Google Books, here: books.google.co.uk/books?id=GZVweuXhZlkC&pg=PT156&lpg=PT156&dq=The+Oxford+Companion+to+American+Food+and+Drink+cincinnati+chili&source=bl&ots=GNaE3xaXT9&sig=ACfU3U0T42n7u-t5n1ksITRIBD2hAijs0w&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjtja-h5rnmAhULNOwKHYzsDjUQ6AEwAnoECAgQAQ#v=onepage&q=The%20Oxford%20Companion%20to%20American%20Food%20and%20Drink%20cincinnati%20chili&f=false
This was really good, however, mine didn't get thick and creamy like yours :/ not sure what I did wrong. I used almond milk instead of soy and that was the only difference. It was still delicious but I was wanting that creamy kind of soup.
Oh that soup looks scrumptious! Definetly doing it! Thanks for the recipe!
Oh wow! You are totally taking me back to my childhood here - I can remember stirring this up in my grandmother's kitchen
I made this today!!! It's so good omg! I'm going to have this dish every month for the rest of my life! Hahaaha! It's so delicious!!! I only made one change for the mushroom stock I baked 5 Bella mushrooms with a little salt, no oil, then I blended it with water and dried mushroom powder to get a Souper yum stock for the rice! It makes the flavor of mushroom really strong! Which is A++ for me! 💙💙💙
This looks so good! Here’s a random idea for January: I know one concern people have about plant based diets is getting enough protein. How about centering a few recipes around different foods high in protein to help new vegans see they can meet all their dietary needs without meat? Personally, I love anything tofu 😋.
This was very very good. I added extra of the garlic and spices, nutritional yeast and also added smoked tofu and some potato flakes. I used white mushrooms and dried porcini and morel mushrooms. Will make often this fall and winter!
This looks amazing! I may have to try this weekend! 🌱🙌🏼
I wonder if coconut milk would work instead of the soy? Or would the flavour be too strong?
This looks so good and simple!! I love it!
Looks and sounds delish. This recipe is on my to-make list for THIS weekend...even if I can’t find dried oyster mushrooms. Many thanks for sharing :)
East Meets Kitchen, I used dried shiitake because that’s what I had on hand. The arrowroot didn’t thicken it, so I ended up adding 1/4 cup brown rice flour, which worked quite nicely. I also added a bit more thyme and 3 bay leaves for added flavor as the finished soup was a bit bland. I guess our palates are accustomed to more robust flavor. Presents very nicely though. Thanks again for sharing! =^..^=
I am going to use plant based butter to saute veggies.
I love. Thank you.
@@EastMeetsKitchen You are very welcome.
I make a very similar soup, except I add chayote squash instead of celery. It's fiberlicious.
Nice job. Will try soon.
What a beautiful soup! Thank you! Great video! I am OF and V! My soup is very similar however, did not use arrowroot...will try! THANK YOU FOR SHARING! Dawn @ Rich & Dawn in MN :)
This looks amazing, definitely wanting to try this 😁
Yummylicious 😊 Thank you foe a wholesome recipe
Would any other rice work? Tia
Mine came out watery as well, and I followed the steps. Maybe the 6 cups of broth was to much, but that was what the recipe stated.
Looks good!
Wow, that looks great! I say that about everything you make! 😅 I may make this for Christmas instead of vegan chili, which leads into other ideas for veganuary...try making vegan Cincinnati chili (or other chilis) and vegan "clam" chowder. I have a few ideas on how to pull that one off.
Lol, I don't remember if I mentioned Cincinnati chili earlier or not. I'll just say I did for simplicity and I trust your memory over mine haha. For clam chowder, albeit I've never tried this, I'm thinking a miso base and use the king oyster mushroom. Sounds promising, hope it doesn't turn out awful.
@@EastMeetsKitchen and @machinesofgod: Haha - I'm the person who brought up Cincinnati chili before, so now you have 2 requests for it East Meets Kitchen :) And I'm loving your American classics - Represent over there in the U.K., Grrrl
@@EastMeetsKitchen Sorry for the thumbs down on your comment - A total mistake!!! I meant to thumbs up your comment :) I found an excellent description of Cincinnati chili for you on page 129 of The Oxford Companion to American Food and Drink on Google Books, here:
books.google.co.uk/books?id=GZVweuXhZlkC&pg=PT156&lpg=PT156&dq=The+Oxford+Companion+to+American+Food+and+Drink+cincinnati+chili&source=bl&ots=GNaE3xaXT9&sig=ACfU3U0T42n7u-t5n1ksITRIBD2hAijs0w&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjtja-h5rnmAhULNOwKHYzsDjUQ6AEwAnoECAgQAQ#v=onepage&q=The%20Oxford%20Companion%20to%20American%20Food%20and%20Drink%20cincinnati%20chili&f=false
This looks luscious! I wonder if any of the Bute Island stash might have worked for this soup? ; ) TFP!
@@EastMeetsKitchen Understood. Thanks for the reply : )
This was really good, however, mine didn't get thick and creamy like yours :/ not sure what I did wrong. I used almond milk instead of soy and that was the only difference. It was still delicious but I was wanting that creamy kind of soup.
carebear same here and i did use soy milk.
That s not wild rice. Its white and brown. Other than that the soup looks delicious