I love this soup so much. It’s easy to make, almost effortless, especially if you use frozen cauliflower. The best tasting soups in my opinion are the creamy ones, which is totally achievable even once you go vegan! This super creamy vegan cauliflower kale soup is beautiful and perfect for any time of year. It’s one soup recipe I make again and again because I always feel like eating it; it’s so delicious. I usually eat it with some brown rice, or sometimes just with a green salad. My kids love to have some fresh bread for dipping, so I try to get some for them. If it helps them eat their veggies, I’m all for it! 🙂
*PLEASE NOTE THIS PAGE MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS. I ONLY LINK TO PRODUCTS I ABSOLUTELY LOVE AND RECOMMEND. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. That’s the other thing, my 3 children LOVE this soup. They actually get super excited when we are having it for dinner! They don’t seem to mind the greens, but I do recommend chopping the kale or spinach up small if you have picky kids; they will be much more likely to eat it that way. Honestly, this is one of the only ways my kids get so many greens. Oh, and these Stuffed Jumbo Shells with Spinach (omg, amazing). They just aren’t a fan of that taste or texture of leafy greens like kale, so I’m always trying to find fun ways to include them. I’m not one for forcing my kids to eat anything; I want eating to be an enjoyable experience for them. I am a fan of teaching my kids to listen to their own bodies and eat intuitively. I use cashews in this soup to make it so rich and creamy without a drop of dairy. It might not be totally necessary if you soak your cashews really well, but it is really helpful to have a high powered blender. This is the one I have and love: Vitamix 1300. I wholeheartedly recommend it; it will change your life. The other tool I use for this soup is my Immersion Blender. Pretty inexpensive, and I find it really handy for soups and sauces. This Creamy Vegan Cauliflower Kale Soup is made with just 8 ingredients and about 30 minutes. I prefer to use frozen cauliflower in this recipe; it just really simplifies things and means less chopping for me, yay!