Living in central Wisconsin, we experience many days of snow and cold temperatures. I like to prepare soup often, especially this one. My family loves it. —Marilyn Chesbrough, Wautoma, Wisconsin
Beefy Wild Rice Soup Recipe photo by Taste of Home
1 can (4 ounces) mushroom stems and pieces, drained
Directions
In a Dutch oven, cook beef and Italian seasoning over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Add 2 cups water, onions, celery, rice, bouillon, pepper and hot pepper sauce; bring to a boil.
Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 45 minutes. Stir in the soup, mushrooms and remaining water. Cover and simmer for 30 minutes.
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pi2578
Mar 3, 2020
I thought this was delicious. Other than adding some minced garlic, I followed the recipe
keepinyouinstitches
Nov 30, 2016
I loved it! It has a lot of flavor for such a simple soup. I think sometimes I may add a bit of chopped carrot as well.
cooksforpleasure
Nov 4, 2014
I made this dish over the weekend for my family and they loved it! I changed the recipe up just a bit. I used 6 cups of beef stock, instead of the water, I added a clove of minced garlic, and I added a cup of sliced carrots. This gave the soup a richness to the flavor. I will definitely make this soup again.
meaganteal
Jan 11, 2014
we liked this recipe, although it does need a little help with seasoning. I will make again, but will be adding some garlic, a little onion powder. Also, we think this might taste good with a little swiss cheese on top. Very good!
glh729
Aug 4, 2013
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martinna
Dec 30, 2012
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JRosario
Sep 17, 2012
Loved, loved, loved this recipe! I've only made it once, but it was so hearty and delicious I'm definitely going to make it again!
charian
Jul 5, 2011
Good but bland. The spices all need to be doubled. Also add onion powder garlic powder and dash of salt! Very good with modifications to flavor!
jennifer nylen
Jan 19, 2011
I meant to say the baked chicken was cooked with black pepper and white pepper on both sides before adding it to the soup.
jennifer nylen
Jan 19, 2011
I had some ground beef that I wanted to use up and found a winner with this recipe. I used 3 cans of chicken/mushroom soup since I didn't have mushroom soup and it was excellent. I added some cooked chicken also that put it way over the top. I had baked the chicken breasts in some butter and covered them with black pepper and white pepper. Thanks for the recipe.
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I thought this was delicious. Other than adding some minced garlic, I followed the recipe
I loved it! It has a lot of flavor for such a simple soup. I think sometimes I may add a bit of chopped carrot as well.
I made this dish over the weekend for my family and they loved it! I changed the recipe up just a bit. I used 6 cups of beef stock, instead of the water, I added a clove of minced garlic, and I added a cup of sliced carrots. This gave the soup a richness to the flavor. I will definitely make this soup again.
we liked this recipe, although it does need a little help with seasoning. I will make again, but will be adding some garlic, a little onion powder. Also, we think this might taste good with a little swiss cheese on top. Very good!
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Loved, loved, loved this recipe! I've only made it once, but it was so hearty and delicious I'm definitely going to make it again!
Good but bland. The spices all need to be doubled. Also add onion powder garlic powder and dash of salt! Very good with modifications to flavor!
I meant to say the baked chicken was cooked with black pepper and white pepper on both sides before adding it to the soup.
I had some ground beef that I wanted to use up and found a winner with this recipe. I used 3 cans of chicken/mushroom soup since I didn't have mushroom soup and it was excellent. I added some cooked chicken also that put it way over the top. I had baked the chicken breasts in some butter and covered them with black pepper and white pepper. Thanks for the recipe.