Tomatillo–green chile broth, tender shrimp, black beans, cilantro, and a bright lime finish.
Servings: 10
≈ 300 kcal, Protein: 46–47 g, Net Carbs: ≈ 10.5 g, Fiber: ≈ 12.4 g, Saturated Fat: ≈ 1.2 g
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Ingredients
Base
- Shrimp (raw, peeled, deveined) 1.5 kg
- Olive oil 45 g
- Onion 150 g, diced
- Garlic 15 g, minced
- Tomatillos 500 g, quartered
- Canned fire-roasted green chiles (drained) 150 g, chopped
- Black beans (cooked) 450 g
- Light stock or water 400 ml
Seasoning
- Ground cumin 1 tsp
- Ground coriander ½ tsp
- Salt 1 tsp
- Black pepper ½–1 tsp
Fiber balance
- Oat fiber 20 g
- Chia seed 10 g
- Inulin powder 10 g
Finish
- Lime juice 40 g
- Cilantro 15 g, chopped
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Directions
1. Sauté aromatics
- Heat a large pot or sauté pan over medium.
- Add olive oil 45 g.
- Add onion 150 g and garlic 15 g; cook 2 minutes until softened and fragrant.
2. Build the verde base
- Add tomatillos 500 g and canned green chiles 150 g.
- Add ground cumin 1 tsp, ground coriander ½ tsp, salt 1 tsp, pepper ½–1 tsp.
- Cook 3–4 minutes, stirring, until tomatillos begin to soften and leak juice.
- Add 400 ml stock/water and bring to a gentle simmer.
3. Add beans and apply fiber sequence correctly
- Add black beans 450 g.
- Once beans are warmed (about 1 minute), stir in inulin 10 g until dissolved.
- Sprinkle in oat fiber 20 g, stirring constantly so it disperses smoothly.
- Add chia seed 10 g last, stirring thoroughly.
- This sequence—acid + heat → inulin → oat fiber → chia—prevents gumminess and keeps the broth glossy.
Simmer 3–4 minutes until slightly thickened and cohesive.
4. Add shrimp
- Add shrimp 1.5 kg directly to the simmering broth.
- Cook 4–5 minutes, stirring gently, until shrimp turn pink and opaque.
- Do not overcook; pull from heat as soon as all shrimp are just firm.
5. Finish
- Turn off heat and stir in lime juice 40 g and cilantro 15 g.
- Taste and adjust salt or lime as desired.
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Serving
The broth should be bright, green, lightly thickened, and aromatic with chile + tomatillo.
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Notes on Flavor & Texture
- Leftovers hold 3 days refrigerated; fiber network stabilizes but doesn’t turn gelled—just reheat gently.

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