Cabbage Beef Soup
My family used to eat at Shoney's when traveling because there weren't any near our home town and we loved the food. I really enjoyed their soup and salad bar and my favorite soup was their cabbage beef which I never saw in a can in the grocery store so I came up with my own recipe.
This recipe tastes even better after it's been refrigerated over night. I put a few clean jars of this soup in the refrigerator while it's hot and store it for up to a week after making.
You can use less broth if you want lower sodium but make sure you add water in place of it.
Cabbage Beef Soup
My family used to eat at Shoney's when traveling because there weren't any near our home town and we loved the food. I really enjoyed their soup and salad bar and my favorite soup was their cabbage beef which I never saw in a can in the grocery store so I came up with my own recipe.
This recipe tastes even better after it's been refrigerated over night. I put a few clean jars of this soup in the refrigerator while it's hot and store it for up to a week after making.
You can use less broth if you want lower sodium but make sure you add water in place of it.
Steps
- 1
In a large pot add the olive oil and dried onion flakes, heat on medium for a minute and then add ground beef, Italian seasoning blend and garlic powder.
- 2
Brown the ground beef stirring and breaking it up as it cooks but do not drain more than half the fat.
- 3
Add the broth and cabbage, cover, let sit until rapid boil, remove the lid and stir.
- 4
Reduce heat to medium, cover with lid and cook for 10 to 15 minutes until cabbage starts to cook down, stir occassionally.
- 5
Add the jar of tomato sauce and kidney beans, stir until ingredients are evenly distributed.
- 6
Cook covered, stirring occasionally, for another 20 to 30 minutes until cabbage is desired tenderness.
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