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| I'd suggest measuring your veggies, chicken ( use real chicken,,, many stocks have added sugars etc) and liquid, measuring each as you put it in... You know.. 3 cups onions, two cups cabbage.. three cups chicken etc.. Then after it's cooked you can divide the total number of cups by your serving size... example: you put in 10 cups of things a serving is 1 cup = 10 servings.. Then I'd get ten of plastic bags or containers and carefully divide the chicken, then veggies then the liquid. Seems like a lot of trouble but you'd know that you weren't over doing the veggies if you do it that way.. or cook two servings a day... measuring veggies before cooking and just know that you have X percent of your daily allowable in that soup.
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