My sister-in-law gave me this recipe—it's a nice thick soup. It does call for quite a few ingredients, but the taste is worth it!—Gundrun Braker, Burnett, Wisconsin
German Vegetable Soup Recipe photo by Taste of Home
In a Dutch oven, cook beef and onions over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain.
Dissolve bouillon in water; add to the beef mixture. Add the salt, pepper, garlic, bay leaf, tomato juice, celery, carrots, potatoes, cabbage and green pepper.
Simmer, uncovered, for 25 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Stir in the corn, peas and beans; heat through. Discard bay leaf before serving.
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jllove62
Oct 11, 2020
Loved it! Great soup/stew for a chilly, rainy day! Love all the veggies! I threw in a can of stewed tomatoes & used frozen corn & peas! I actually fried the celery, cabbage, onion & 2 cloves of garlic with my precooked frozen ground beef, threw the rest of the veggies in after the meat thawed! Meatballs would be great in this also!
hotfudgesundae
Apr 14, 2018
Really enjoyed this soup, very tasty. Will definately make it again.
AndreaClayton
Oct 14, 2015
This is the best soup I have ever had .I used Angus ground round in it ,delish.
milesn
Feb 6, 2014
Will definitely make again! Great on a cold winter's night.
beckyjewell
Feb 5, 2014
Our new favorite!!! I did make a few minor changes...I used venison burger instead of beef, added a can of stewed tomatoes, cream style corn instead of whole kernel, and frozen peas instead of canned. It makes a huge amount & is so thick that it almost can't be called soup!!!
pinksuitcases
Feb 2, 2014
Delicious. My best friend and I both enjoyed this filling soup. I had everything on hand, so it was quick to throw together. I used spicy vegetable juice and it had a nice little kick.
jammin gm
Jan 30, 2014
yuk, veggies in the can? No thanks. Sorry
auntiegps
Jan 30, 2014
I make this all the time but I do substitute a bag of frozen vegies (corn, peas, green beans) & add a can of beef consomme. I also make ho-made noodles; this is the go to soup when the weather is nasty n chilly outside. I do not wait for cold weather as I could eat this soup all year round n I do !
karinduchesne
Dec 6, 2013
I have to keep this on hand all winter - per my husband. He LOVES it.
grannynut
Oct 24, 2013
This is an awesome soup. So good and warming on cold day! I actually used sausage with it instead of ground burger. Was delish!
Reviews
Loved it! Great soup/stew for a chilly, rainy day! Love all the veggies! I threw in a can of stewed tomatoes & used frozen corn & peas! I actually fried the celery, cabbage, onion & 2 cloves of garlic with my precooked frozen ground beef, threw the rest of the veggies in after the meat thawed! Meatballs would be great in this also!
Really enjoyed this soup, very tasty. Will definately make it again.
This is the best soup I have ever had .I used Angus ground round in it ,delish.
Will definitely make again! Great on a cold winter's night.
Our new favorite!!! I did make a few minor changes...I used venison burger instead of beef, added a can of stewed tomatoes, cream style corn instead of whole kernel, and frozen peas instead of canned. It makes a huge amount & is so thick that it almost can't be called soup!!!
Delicious. My best friend and I both enjoyed this filling soup. I had everything on hand, so it was quick to throw together. I used spicy vegetable juice and it had a nice little kick.
yuk, veggies in the can? No thanks. Sorry
I make this all the time but I do substitute a bag of frozen vegies (corn, peas, green beans) & add a can of beef consomme. I also make ho-made noodles; this is the go to soup when the weather is nasty n chilly outside. I do not wait for cold weather as I could eat this soup all year round n I do !
I have to keep this on hand all winter - per my husband. He LOVES it.
This is an awesome soup. So good and warming on cold day! I actually used sausage with it instead of ground burger. Was delish!