Mushroom Miso Quinoa Stew: Nourishment in a Jar

A bowl of mushroom soup with visible mushrooms, diced carrots, celery, and herbs, garnished with fresh thyme and served on a wooden surface—showcasing a hearty, nourishing stew perfect for batch cooking.

Inspired by Goop’s Mushroom Miso Barley Stew, this recipe is a staple in my weekly rhythm. I make a large batch, substitute quinoa for the barley to keep it gluten-free, and store it in these 12 oz glass jars for easy grab-and-go meals. You could also repurpose any 12 oz or larger glass jars you have on hand.

The stew is rich with mushrooms, leek, garlic, and miso, flavors that deepen beautifully as it rests in the fridge, making each serving even more satisfying, and ideal for prepping ahead and enjoying throughout the week. According to the Harvard Nutrition Source, mushrooms provide essential B vitamins, selenium, and unique compounds that support immune health. I love how the quinoa adds a gentle texture and keeps the dish light yet satisfying. It’s one of those meals that feels like a warm hug on a busy day. If you enjoy plant-based meals like this, you may also love our guide on how to eat healthy when you barely have time.

This post may contain affiliate links to products I genuinely use and love. If you choose to purchase through these links, I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you for supporting Peacefully Proven.

#PeacefullyProven #PlantBasedRecipes #ComfortFood #MealPrep

Join our mindful community!

Subscribe now and receive your free 10-minute guided forest bathing meditation, our gift to you.

You may unsubscribe at any time.

author avatar
Amie Harpe
Founder of Peacefully Proven, a movement focused on mindful, organic, intentional living. Co-founder of Sakara Digital, focused on ethical AI & systems.

Some links on this page are affiliate links that help support my work at no extra cost to you.



Join the conversation and add your thoughts.

Discover more from Peacefully Proven

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading