34 Recipes That Start with Cream of Mushroom Soup (2024)

Home Recipes Cooking Style Comfort Food

34 Recipes That Start with Cream of Mushroom Soup (1)Sue StetzelUpdated: Feb. 23, 2024

    Creamy and comforting, are what these recipes with cream of mushroom soup are. It's time to stock up; you'll want to make every recipe on this list.

    1/34

    Grandma’s Chicken ‘n’ Dumpling Soup

    I’ve enjoyed making this rich homemade chicken dumpling soup recipe for more than 40 years. Every time I serve it, I remember my southern grandma, who was very special to me and was known as an outstanding cook. —Paulette Balda, Prophetstown, Illinois

    Go to Recipe

    2/34

    Texas Chicken Spaghetti

    This recipe for Texas chicken spaghetti was given to me years ago by a favorite sister-in-law, a wonderful cook. My whole family has the recipe and enjoys it too. It is easy to freeze or it can be made the day before and kept in the fridge. You can use two cans of cream of mushroom soup instead of one mushroom and one chicken. —Virginia Chamblin, Youngsville, Louisiana

    Go to Recipe

    3/34

    Turkey Tetrazzini

    This turkey tetrazzini recipe comes from a cookbook our church compiled. It’s convenient because it can be made ahead and frozen. After the holidays, we use leftover turkey to prepare a meal for university students. They clean their plates! —Gladys Waldrop, Clavert City, Kentucky

    Go to Recipe

    4/34

    Chicken and Asparagus Bake

    Greet guests with a taste of springtime when this chicken asparagus bake is on the menu. It cooks in just half an hour. People savor the rich cheesy sauce, and it freezes well, too. —Ramona Ruskell, Columbia, Missouri

    Go to Recipe

    5/34

    Blend of the Bayou

    My sister-in-law shared this recipe with me when I first moved here. It's been handed down in my husband's family for generations. It's quick to prepare, nutritious and flavorful. I've passed it on to my children too.—Ruby Williams, Bogalusa, Louisiana

    Go to Recipe

    6/34

    Taste of Home

    Sunday Best Stuffed Pork Chops

    We’re farmers and ranchers who love to cook in a Dutch oven. Dish up these chops from the oven, and pass the salad, potatoes and steamed broccoli. —Lorraine Smith, Carpenter, Wyoming

    Go to Recipe

    7/34

    Church Supper Hot Dish

    This recipe was in my mother's church cookbook, and now it's in my church cookbook! Apparently is was too good to miss a generation. I often make this dish to take along to potlucks...and it seems that if I don't, someone else will! It's hearty and so tasty! —Norma Turner, Haslett, Michigan

    Go to Recipe

    8/34

    I love recipes that you can just throw into the slow cooker and let it do all the work. This easy chicken dinner is one of my favorites. —Christina Petri, Alexandria, Minnesota

    9/34

    Buttermilk-Mushroom Pork Chops

    I went through several variations before creating the pork chops my family considers perfect! I wanted something rich, delicious and tasty that was still relatively healthy. This is a delicious Sunday dinner idea because you can pop it in the slow cooker in the morning and let it cook while you are at church! I suggest serving it with salad or grilled asparagus. —Kristin Stone, Little Elm, Texas

    Go to Recipe

    10/34

    11/34

    12/34

    My easy skillet dish is a comfort food classic. It's also delicious with rice instead of noodles. No one will guess they're eating healthy with this one. —Betsy King, Duluth, Minnesota

    Go to Recipe

    13/34

    Taste of Home

    Eat it tonight, or freeze it for later. This cheesy casserole is still awesome months after you make it. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen

    Go to Recipe

    14/34

    Everyone in my family loves when I make this dinner...even my kids! What's great about this recipe is that you can add vegetables you have on hand to make it heartier, such as corn, peas, or diced red bell pepper. —Monica Werner, Temecula, California

    Go to Recipe

    15/34

    Polish Casserole

    When I first made this dish, my 2-year-old liked it so much that he wanted it for every meal! You can use almost any pasta that will hold the sauce. —Crystal Bruns, Iliff, Colorado

    Go to Recipe

    16/34

    Spinach Pantry Souffle

    We have always loved soufflés, but I got tired of making the white sauce for them. One day I substituted condensed soup for the white sauce, and we all thought it was great. When we started watching our fat intake, I switched to the reduced-fat, reduced-sodium soup, reduced-fat cheese and just two egg yolks. —Diane Conrad, North Bend, Oregon

    Go to Recipe

    17/34

    Taste of Home

    This is the recipe my daughters and I often make for new parents when they come home from the hospital. With its creamy spaghetti filling and melted cheese topping, this casserole holds a nice cut and comforts hungry tummies. —Fancheon Resler, Bluffton, Indiana

    Go to Recipe

    18/34

    Mexican Turkey Roll-Ups

    This is the perfect recipe when you're hungry for a dish with Mexican flavor and want to use turkey. These roll-ups are fun and so tasty, even kids like them. It's a different use for leftover turkey. —Marlene Muckenhirn, Delano, Minnesota

    19/34

    Simply Delicious Roast Beef Sandwiches

    Mushrooms add a different touch to these comforting roast beef sandwiches. I like to pile the shredded beef high on Kaiser rolls.—Scott Powell, Phillipsburg, New Jersey

    Go to Recipe

    20/34

    Black Bean Potato au Gratin

    The addition of black beans and vegetables adds hearty protein and fiber to this tasty side dish. For a southwestern twist, add a handful or two of chopped cooked ham or chorizo sausage and replace the peas with 1 cup of frozen, thawed corn. —Erin Chilcoat, Central Islip, New York

    Go to Recipe

    21/34

    Turkey Spaghetti Casserole

    My mom made this creamy and comforting dish while I was growing up. Whenever I have leftover chicken or turkey, I look forward to making this simple yet tasty meal. —Casandra Hetrick, Lindsey, Ohio

    Go to Recipe

    22/34

    Country Pork Chop Supper

    It doesn’t get much easier than this quick and hearty all-in-one slow cooker meal. And it doesn’t get much tastier, either! —Sandy Mullen of Gage, Oklahoma

    Go to Recipe

    23/34

    Stroganoff Sandwiches

    This recipe is perfect for a game day, either at a tailgate party or at home. I often make the meat mixture ahead of time and add the sour cream just before serving. — Susan Graham, Cherokee, IA

    Go to Recipe

    24/34

    Taste of Home

    Chicken Tortilla Bake

    Mother frequently made this comforting chicken tortilla casserole when I was growing up. Our family would scrape the pan clean. Chicken, cheese and zippy green chiles are a mouthwatering mix. —Jerri Moror, Rio Rancho, New Mexico

    Go to Recipe

    25/34

    Taste of Home

    Beefy Bacon Chowder

    Rave reviews are sure to follow when this creamy chowder appears on the table. Bacon makes it rich and hearty. It's a favorite with my whole family. —Nancy Schmidt, Center, Colorado.

    Go to Recipe

    26/34

    Taste of Home

    Easy Swedish Meatballs

    This recipe relies on ingredients we always have on hand. While the tender homemade meatballs cook in the microwave, make your favorite noodles on the stovetop to get this saucy entree on the table in minutes. —Sheryl Ludeman, Kenosha, Wisconsin

    Go to Recipe

    27/34

    TMB Studio

    Green Bean Casserole

    This easy green bean casserole recipe has always been one of my favorite dishes. You can make it before any guests arrive and refrigerate it until it’s ready to bake. —Anna Baker, Blaine, Washington

    Go to Recipe

    28/34

    Baked Spaghetti

    Every time that I make this cheesy baked spaghetti, I get requests for the recipe. It puts a different spin on pasta and is great for any meal. The leftovers, if there are any, also freeze well for a quick dinner later in the week. —Ruth Koberna, Brecksville, Ohio

    Go to Recipe

    29/34

    TMB Studio

    Roast Beef and Gravy

    This slow-cooker roast beef and gravy is unbelievably easy. On busy days, I put this main dish in the crock and forget about it. My family likes it with mashed potatoes and fruit salad. —Abby Metzger, Larchwood, Iowa

    Go to Recipe

    30/34

    Slow-Cooked Turkey Sandwiches

    These sandwiches have been such a hit at office potlucks that I keep copies of the recipe in my desk to hand out. —Diane Twait Nelsen, Ringsted, Iowa

    Go to Recipe

    31/34

    Taste of Home

    Chicken and Swiss Stuffing Bake

    I love to cook but just don't have much time. This casserole is both comforting and fast, which makes it my favorite kind of recipe. I serve it with a green salad. —Jena Coffey, Sunset Hills, Missouri

    Go to Recipe

    32/34

    Taste of Home

    Beef in Onion Gravy

    I double this super recipe to feed our family of four so I'm sure to have leftovers to send with my husband to work for lunch. His co-workers tell him he's lucky to have someone who fixes him such special meals. It's our secret that it's an easy slow cooker dinner! —Denise Albers, Freeburg, Illinois

    Go to Recipe

    33/34

    Meat Shell Potato Pie

    Guests always comment on the presentation and flavor of this delightfully different dish. —Julie Sterchi, Flora, Illinois

    Go to Recipe

    34/34

    Taste of Home

    Chili Queso Dip

    I’ve had this recipe for more than 42 years and have updated it from time to time. This is an easy party favorite, and everyone loves the taquito dippers. —Joan Hallford, North Richland Hills, Texas

    Go to Recipe

    Originally Published: December 07, 2018

    34 Recipes That Start with Cream of Mushroom Soup (33)

    Sue Stetzel

    Sue has been working with Taste of Home since 2011. When she isn’t writing, she’s answering your burning cooking questions and working with our team of Community Cooks. She spends her free time cooking, crafting, and volunteering for various organizations in her home town.

    34 Recipes That Start with Cream of Mushroom Soup (2024)

    FAQs

    How to jazz up canned cream of mushroom soup? ›

    What are some herbs and spices that can be used to enhance canned cream of mushroom soup? There are several herbs and spices that can enhance the flavor of canned cream of mushroom soup. Popular options include thyme, rosemary, parsley, garlic powder, onion powder, black pepper, and paprika.

    What goes good with cream of mushroom soup? ›

    The best side dishes to serve with mushroom soup are green beans, charro beans, quinoa, rice pilaf, broccoli and cauliflower, stuffed cabbage, tostada, rosemary bread, coconut shrimp, cheese curds, garlic croutons, steak bites, arugula salad, cheese and onion sandwich and roast potatoes.

    Do people eat cream of mushroom soup as a soup? ›

    Serving Ideas

    A bowl of our Cream of Mushroom Soup served with fresh baked bread is hearty enough to serve on its own, or you can beef it up with whatever's fresh in your kitchen. Condensed soups are also the perfect base for casseroles and starters for sauces, so your imagination is the limit.

    What's the difference between mushroom soup and cream of mushroom soup? ›

    The difference is the cream. Mushroom soup has a thin clear broth.

    What can I add to canned mushroom soup to make it better? ›

    Infuse some fresh herbs

    Simply tie the herbs together with kitchen twine and let them simmer in the soup while it cooks. We suggest experimenting with classics like thyme, rosemary, and sage for a traditional earthy aroma, enhancing the rich umami flavors of the mushrooms.

    How to make canned creamy soup better? ›

    Go green: Add some spinach or chopped kale or pesto. Get zesty: A squirt of lemon juice or zest could brighten up an otherwise flat soup. Starchy things: Homemade croutons, crushed tortilla chips, or oyster crackers. Clean out the fridge: got cooked beans or rice, a dollop of sour cream, or a splash of heavy cream?

    Why is cream of mushroom soup healthy? ›

    Mushrooms exhibit anti-inflammatory properties and, acting as a prebiotic, can improve gut health. They're also a good source of potassium and B vitamins. Most notably, mushrooms are the only plant-based source of vitamin D, a vitamin that we get primarily from being exposed to sunlight.

    Is cream of mushroom soup good when sick? ›

    Chicken noodle may be the go-to soup when you're feeling under the weather, but there's another surprising remedy — this scrumptious cream of mushroom soup. It's both thick and comforting, and it features a bold umami flavor that may help soothe a frustrating cough and never-ending sniffles.

    Why does cream of mushroom soup get watery? ›

    A. Watery cream soups can come from a couple of different reasons. One of them is that the thickener that was utilized (be it a fat and flour roux or a liquid and flour or corn starch slurry) was inadequate. By inadequate I mean that there was not enough starch to hold the liquids in the desired thickened suspension.

    Can I eat cream of mushroom soup alone? ›

    Canned cream of mushroom soup on its own is actually kind of gross, so it's the kind of thing that's probably used as an ingredient far more often than it's eaten on its own. (Same with cream of chicken, a soup that seemingly exists only as a casserole ingredient).

    Why do I crave mushroom soup? ›

    The Science Behind Cravings

    For example, a craving for mushrooms could be a sign that your body is lacking in certain nutrients found abundantly in mushrooms, such as vitamin D, potassium, or selenium. But cravings are not solely driven by nutrient deficiencies. The brain also plays a significant role in our cravings.

    Which country made cream of mushroom soup? ›

    It is believed Mushroom Soup had quite humble beginnings dating back to quite a few hundred years ago. Originating in France in the form of a Bechamel sauce or in Tuscany, Italy as Salsa colla, this is a creamy white sauce, made using white roux and milk.

    What thickens mushroom soup? ›

    Add Flour Or Cornstarch

    You can thicken soup by adding flour, cornstarch, or another starchy substitute. For the best results, never add flour or cornstarch directly to your soup. If you do, it will clump up on top. Instead, ladle a small amount of broth into a separate bowl and let it cool.

    What makes cream of mushroom soup taste better? ›

    Herbs: The best herbs we have found over the years to compliment those incredible flavours is a combination of thyme and parsley. Of course, if you don't like those, you can also use rosemary, oregano, tarragon, chives or cilantro. Use what you love!

    Is mushroom soup good or bad for you? ›

    Yes, mushroom soups can offer many great benefits. They are a good source of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients, which can help boost immunity, reduce inflammation, and provide antioxidant protection. Additionally, mushrooms are low in calories and fat, making them a great healthy appetizer option.

    When adding cream to a cream soup it should be added? ›

    If you started the soup with broth, stock or water, I would wait until the end to add the cream. You can warm the cream, or “temper” it, which is what I do. Take about half a cup of the hot broth and slowly add your cream to that, stirring constantly.

    How do you jazz up boring soup? ›

    Fresh Herbs

    Choose tender, leafy herbs for topping soup, like parsley (flat leaf or curly), cilantro, chives, or even mint. Skip the woody herbs, like rosemary and thyme — or add them in the beginning of the cooking process — otherwise they will dull, rather than brighten, the flavor.

    Is cream of mushroom soup better with milk or water? ›

    Of course when we were growing up it was Campbell's and it came in a can. But even as an 8 year old I took great pride in heating my own soup, and discovered for myself how much better it was if you added milk instead of water, and how important it was to slowly add the milk while stirring so it wouldn't form clumps.

    How do you thicken Progresso cream of mushroom soup? ›

    Put a little cornstarch in a cup, add a little water and stir. Keep adding and stirring till you get a white, smooth liquid. Then add this to your cooking and stir. Stir till it thickens.

    Top Articles
    Latest Posts
    Article information

    Author: Eusebia Nader

    Last Updated:

    Views: 6036

    Rating: 5 / 5 (60 voted)

    Reviews: 91% of readers found this page helpful

    Author information

    Name: Eusebia Nader

    Birthday: 1994-11-11

    Address: Apt. 721 977 Ebert Meadows, Jereville, GA 73618-6603

    Phone: +2316203969400

    Job: International Farming Consultant

    Hobby: Reading, Photography, Shooting, Singing, Magic, Kayaking, Mushroom hunting

    Introduction: My name is Eusebia Nader, I am a encouraging, brainy, lively, nice, famous, healthy, clever person who loves writing and wants to share my knowledge and understanding with you.