ratsrcute
Assistant Cook
- Joined
- Oct 5, 2007
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So week 3 of the post-op diet, I'm allowed "full liquids" which basically means that in addition to the vile protein swill I've been living on, I can now have fruit and vegetable juices, strained Campbell's cream soups, no-sugar-added custurd or yogurt.
This is a great relief.
But on the advice of my primary care physician, I'm trying to combine the low-carb idea with the restrictions that come from the surgery. How can I do a low-carb cream soup? My understanding is that Campbells makes them creamy not with cream, but with flour, corn starch, and maybe some gums.
What I need is a cream soup recipe that has no solid matter in it. It looks like the basic ingredient are broth, heavy cream, xantham gum, butter, possibly some boullion cubes, and spices.
This is a great relief.
But on the advice of my primary care physician, I'm trying to combine the low-carb idea with the restrictions that come from the surgery. How can I do a low-carb cream soup? My understanding is that Campbells makes them creamy not with cream, but with flour, corn starch, and maybe some gums.
What I need is a cream soup recipe that has no solid matter in it. It looks like the basic ingredient are broth, heavy cream, xantham gum, butter, possibly some boullion cubes, and spices.