Healthy Diet at Home

hi this is tony from cookingaround the last magic soup diet i did kind of went a bit crazy on the internet. apparently it has gone everywhere soup diet, it has been a big hit, you know something sometimes you get tired of eating the same soup. so what have i done i have created magic diet soup # 2 basically we are still using cabbage because it is a good fat fighter but we have other goodies, but in this one i am adding some carrots now carrots is a medium gi so if you are just just starting out i would not use the carrots but since i have reached my goals on weight. i am now going up to a medium gi so i can use carrots. now there is no potatoes in here but if you want you can add this celery root to it to substitute the potatoes but in this recipe since i added it the last time i really do not want to add it now. so ! again we are going to make a big pot. because i went to a wedding to southern poland the other day and i kind of ate a little to much. so

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