Gut-aware recipe idea

Silky Turmeric Chicken Rice Soup

Name: Silky Turmeric Chicken Rice Soup
Total time: 30 min
Yield: 3 bowls
Ingredients: 1 cup cooked chicken; 3 cups low-sodium broth; 1 cup cooked white rice; 1 cup carrots, sliced; 1/2 tsp turmeric; 1 tsp grated ginger; Parsley, salt, and pepper

A warm chicken and rice soup with ginger, carrots, and turmeric. It is a gut-aware recipe idea, not treatment advice. Keep the spice level and portion aligned with your own tolerance.

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Directions

1Simmer broth, carrots, turmeric, and ginger for 12 minutes.
2Add chicken and cooked rice until everything is warm.
3Season lightly with salt and pepper.
4Finish with parsley.
5Track your portion, spice level, and symptoms afterward.

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