Cozy Creamy Sausage Soup Recipe: Quick & Delicious Dinner!

Creamy Sausage Soup is more than just a dish; it’s a culinary hug, a warm embrace in a bowl that promises to soothe and satisfy, especially as the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp. Imagine a generous spoonful of rich, velvety broth, brimming with savory, perfectly seasoned sausage, perhaps complemented by tender vegetables, all coalescing into an unforgettable symphony of flavors and textures.

While the exact lineage of this specific combination might be modern, the essence of a hearty, creamy soup featuring robust meats has graced tables for centuries. Such comforting concoctions evolved from necessity, transforming simple ingredients into nourishing, soul-warming meals that brought families together, a tradition that resonates deeply with our contemporary love for cozy, flavorful comfort food.

What truly elevates our rendition of this beloved classic is its unparalleled combination of robust flavor and luxurious texture. The seasoned sausage provides a delicious depth and a satisfying bite, while the silken, creamy base makes every spoonful an indulgent experience. It’s incredibly satisfying, surprisingly straightforward to prepare for a bustling weeknight dinner, and consistently earns rave reviews from everyone who tries it.

Why You’ll Adore This Creamy Sausage Soup

This particular Creamy Sausage Soup recipe offers that perfect balance of richness without being overly heavy, making it a cherished staple in my kitchen. I invite you to discover the profound comfort and delectable taste that awaits you.

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Ingredients:

• 1 tablespoon Olive Oil: Just enough to get things started and ensure nothing sticks, especially if your chosen sausage isn’t super fatty. It helps to conduct heat beautifully.
• 1 pound Italian Sausage: I absolutely love using a good quality bulk Italian sausage for this Creamy Sausage Soup. You have the flexibility to choose mild, sweet, or spicy, depending on your personal heat preference! If you can only find links, don’t worry – simply remove the casings before cooking by slitting them lengthwise and squeezing out the meat. The rich, savory flavor of Italian sausage is truly the star here.
• 1 large Yellow Onion: Diced finely. This humble vegetable provides a beautiful aromatic base, releasing natural sweetness as it cooks, which perfectly balances the savory notes of the sausage and broth. It almost melts into the soup when properly sautéed.
• 2 Carrots: Medium-sized, peeled and diced. They add a touch of earthy sweetness, a vibrant pop of color, and a good dose of essential nutrients. Their firm texture holds up wonderfully during simmering.
• 2 Celery Stalks: Diced. Along with the onion and carrots, this trio forms our classic mirepoix, which is the foundational flavor builder for so many delicious soups and stews. Celery adds a subtle, fresh, and slightly peppery note that’s indispensable.
• 4-5 cloves Garlic: Minced. Don’t be shy with the garlic; it adds such a wonderful, pungent depth of flavor to our Creamy Sausage Soup. It’s truly a cornerstone of many comforting dishes.
• 8 cups Chicken Broth: Or vegetable broth, if you prefer to keep it poultry-free. I always recommend a low-sodium option because it gives you ultimate control over the final seasoning of your soup. This is the liquid backbone that ties all our wonderful ingredients together.
• 2 pounds Potatoes: I usually reach for Yukon Gold or red potatoes for this recipe because they hold their shape beautifully even after simmering, yet still become wonderfully tender and creamy. Russet potatoes can also work, but they might break down a bit more, which some people enjoy for a thicker, more rustic soup! Cut them into roughly 1/2-inch to 3/4-inch cubes for even cooking.
• 1 teaspoon Dried Italian Seasoning: A classic, aromatic blend that complements the Italian sausage and the overall flavor profile of the soup perfectly. It often includes basil, oregano, rosemary, thyme, and marjoram.
• 1/2 teaspoon Red Pepper Flakes: This is entirely optional, but I find they add a lovely subtle warmth and a gentle kick that really enhances and awakens all the other flavors without making the Creamy Sausage Soup overtly spicy. Feel free to adjust this to your personal heat preference, or omit it entirely if you prefer no heat.
• 4 cups Fresh Kale or Baby Spinach: Washed thoroughly, with tough stems removed from the kale, and then roughly chopped. Spinach will wilt down much faster and has a milder flavor, while kale adds a bit more texture, a slightly earthy note, and a boost of greens. Choose whichever you enjoy more!
• 1 cup Heavy Cream: Ah, this is where the “creamy” in Creamy Sausage Soup truly shines! It adds a luxurious richness, a velvety mouthfeel, and a silky texture that elevates the entire dish from hearty to truly indulgent.
• Salt and Freshly Ground Black Pepper: To taste. We’ll be seasoning throughout the cooking process, and then making final adjustments right before serving to ensure perfect balance.
• Optional Garnishes: Freshly grated Parmesan cheese (the salty, nutty flavor is divine!), a sprinkle of fresh chopped parsley (for a pop of color and freshness), or even some warm, crusty artisan bread for dipping.

Preparing Your Ingredients: The Foundation of Flavor

Before we even think about turning on the stove, the secret to a smooth and enjoyable cooking experience, especially for a multi-ingredient dish like our Creamy Sausage Soup, lies in thorough preparation. This practice, often referred to as “mise en place” (a French culinary term meaning “everything in its place”), ensures that you have all your ingredients ready, prepped, and waiting for their moment to shine. It significantly reduces stress and frantic scrambling in the kitchen and helps you focus on the cooking process itself, allowing you to build flavors thoughtfully and efficiently. Taking these initial moments will pay dividends in a more relaxed and successful cooking session.

1. Chop Your Vegetables with Care: Begin by prepping all your foundational vegetables. Take your large yellow onion and dice it finely. The key here is to aim for consistent, small pieces; this ensures it cooks evenly and melts beautifully into the soup, rather than leaving large, crunchy chunks. Next, peel your carrots and dice them to a similar, consistent size as your onion. Do the same with your celery stalks. For the garlic, either finely mince it using a sharp knife or employ a garlic press for ease. The overarching goal here is uniformity in your cuts; similar-sized pieces mean everything will cook at roughly the same rate, preventing some vegetables from becoming overcooked and mushy while others are still firm. This consistency is absolutely crucial for the harmonious texture of our Creamy Sausage Soup.

2. Prepare Your Potatoes: Wash your potatoes thoroughly under cold running water to remove any dirt. While peeling is often optional for Yukon Gold or red potatoes (I frequently leave the thin skins on for added nutrients and a rustic appearance), if you prefer a completely smooth texture, go ahead and peel them. Once peeled (or not), cut them into uniform 1/2-inch to 3/4-inch cubes. Again, consistency in size is paramount here. Unevenly cut potatoes will cook at different speeds, potentially leading to some being overly soft and others still quite firm. If you’re not adding them to the pot immediately, you can place the cut potatoes in a bowl of cold water to prevent them from browning, although for this particular recipe, the timeline is usually quick enough that it’s not strictly necessary.

3. Ready Your Greens: If you’re using fresh kale, wash it very well to remove any grit, then carefully remove the tough, fibrous stems. You can simply tear the leafy parts from the stem by hand or use a knife. Once de-stemmed, roughly chop the kale into manageable, bite-sized pieces. If you’re opting for delicate baby spinach, a quick rinse is usually sufficient, and it typically doesn’t require any chopping as it wilts down so dramatically. Have these prepared greens ready to go in a separate bowl, as they will be added towards the very end of the cooking process to maintain their vibrant color and fresh texture.

4. Measure and Assemble Your Liquids and Spices: Finally, measure out your chicken broth, heavy cream, dried Italian seasoning, and red pepper flakes. Have your salt and freshly ground black pepper shakers or grinders conveniently at hand. By having every ingredient portioned, chopped, and within arm’s reach – your “mise en place” complete – you can seamlessly transition from one step to the next, making the cooking of your Creamy Sausage Soup a genuinely pleasurable and low-stress culinary adventure rather than a frantic race against time. This organized approach helps you to truly enjoy the process of creating something delicious.

Cooking the Sausage and Building the Flavor Base

This phase is where the initial magic begins, as we start to build deep, satisfying layers of flavor that will form the backbone of your Creamy Sausage Soup. The careful browning of the sausage and the gentle sautéing of the aromatics are crucial steps that will dictate the richness, complexity, and overall deliciousness of your final dish. Please, don’t rush these first few minutes; they are truly the foundation upon which all other flavors will rest.

5. Brown the Italian Sausage with Intention: Place a large, heavy-bottomed pot or a sturdy Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add the 1 tablespoon of olive oil to the hot pot. Once the olive oil is shimmering gently, indicating it’s hot enough, add the entire pound of bulk Italian sausage. Immediately begin to break it up into smaller, crumbly pieces with a wooden spoon or a sturdy spatula as it starts to cook. Your primary goal here isn’t just to cook the sausage through (though that’s important), but to achieve a beautiful, deep golden-brown crust on as much of the sausage as possible. Those wonderfully browned bits that stick to the bottom of the pot, known as “fond,” are packed with incredible, concentrated flavor and will contribute immensely to the overall depth and umami of your Creamy Sausage Soup. Continue cooking, stirring and breaking up any large chunks occasionally, for about 7-10 minutes, or until the sausage is thoroughly cooked through and exquisitely well browned. Once perfectly cooked, use a slotted spoon to carefully transfer the browned sausage to a plate lined with a paper towel; this allows any excess grease to drain off, keeping our soup from becoming too oily. Leave any rendered fat that remains in the pot – we’ll use that! If there happens to be an excessive amount of fat (more than 2 tablespoons), carefully spoon some out, leaving just enough to expertly sauté our next set of ingredients.

6. Sauté the Mirepoix to Sweet Perfection: Now, reduce the heat to a steady medium. Add your precisely diced onions, carrots, and celery to the pot, utilizing the flavorful reserved sausage fat. Stir everything extremely well, ensuring all the vegetables are beautifully coated in the fat and, crucially, allowing you to scrape up any delicious browned bits (our cherished “fond”) from the bottom of the pot. This initial scraping is part of the deglazing process and starts infusing our vegetables with that rich flavor. Sauté these aromatics gently and patiently for about 8-10 minutes, stirring occasionally. You’re looking for the onions to become beautifully translucent and softened, and the carrots and celery to be tender-crisp – not mushy. It’s important not to aim for browning here; instead, focus on a slow, gentle softening and sweetening of the vegetables. This deliberate, slow cooking allows their natural sugars to develop and caramelize ever so slightly, adding another exquisite layer of subtle sweetness and complexity to our Creamy Sausage Soup.

7. Introduce Garlic and Bloom the Spices: Once your mirepoix is beautifully softened and fragrant, add your minced garlic, the 1 teaspoon of dried Italian seasoning, and the 1/2 teaspoon of red pepper flakes (if you’ve chosen to include them) to the pot. Stir continuously and vigorously for just about 1 minute. And why only a minute, you ask? Because garlic can burn incredibly quickly, and burnt garlic will impart a bitter, unpleasant taste to your soup, which would be a real shame after all our careful work! This brief cooking time is perfectly sufficient to “bloom” the spices. Blooming refers to the process where the heat releases their fragrant, essential oils, intensifying their flavor and infusing the entire pot with their wonderful, intoxicating aroma. The kitchen will start smelling absolutely incredible at this point – that’s your clear sign that your Creamy Sausage Soup is well on its way to deliciousness and full of rich flavor.

Simmering to Perfection: Developing Depth

With our robust flavor base firmly established and fragrant, it’s now time to introduce the liquid component and the heartier vegetables. This stage is where all the individual flavors begin to intertwine and meld together, simmering into a cohesive, comforting, and deeply satisfying dish. This is truly where the magic happens, as the broth slowly absorbs and carries all the wonderful flavors we’ve meticulously built, creating a harmonious and rich profile for our Creamy Sausage Soup.

8. Deglaze the Pot and Add Broth: Pour about 1 cup of the chicken broth into the pot. Immediately, use your sturdy wooden spoon or spatula to vigorously scrape the bottom of the pot. Your mission here is to ensure all those incredibly flavorful browned bits (that precious “fond” from our beautifully browned sausage) are completely released and dissolved into the liquid. This is an absolutely essential step in building immense depth and umami in your soup; don’t skip it! Once the bottom of the pot is thoroughly clean and all those flavorful bits are incorporated, pour in the remaining 7 cups of chicken broth, ensuring a generous liquid base for our soup.

9. Add Potatoes and Bring to a Rolling Boil: Now, carefully add your uniformly cubed potatoes to the pot. Stir everything gently to combine all the ingredients, making sure that the potatoes are mostly submerged in the savory broth. If they aren’t quite covered, you can add a little more broth or even some water to ensure they cook evenly and consistently. Increase the heat to high and bring the entire soup to a vigorous, rolling boil. This initial burst of high heat helps to kickstart the cooking process for the potatoes, getting them tender more efficiently.

10. Simmer Until Tender: Once the soup is boiling steadily, reduce the heat significantly to low, just enough to maintain a gentle, consistent simmer. Cover the pot with a lid, leaving it slightly ajar to allow some steam to escape. Let the soup gently simmer for about 15-20 minutes, or until the potatoes are perfectly fork-tender. You should be able to easily pierce a potato cube with a fork without it feeling resistant, but it shouldn’t be falling apart. It’s important to periodically check on your potatoes: overcooked potatoes can become mushy and lose their texture, while undercooked ones will remain firm and unpleasant. The goal is perfectly tender, yet still intact, potato cubes that contribute beautifully to the texture of your Creamy Sausage Soup.

11. Return the Cooked Sausage: Once the potatoes have reached that ideal tender stage, it’s time to reintroduce our wonderful browned Italian sausage to the pot. Carefully add all the cooked sausage back into the simmering broth. Stir it gently to combine and distribute it evenly throughout the soup. This allows the sausage to warm through completely and ensures its rich flavors continue to infuse and marry with the broth and vegetables as we move towards the delightful final steps of preparing your Creamy Sausage Soup.

Finishing Touches: The Creamy Indulgence

We are now in the glorious home stretch! This final phase is where our hearty Creamy Sausage Soup truly transforms from a comforting blend of vegetables and sausage in broth into the luxurious, velvety, and utterly indulgent dish it’s destined to be. At this point, the entire kitchen should be filled with an absolutely irresistible aroma. Careful attention to timing and temperature here is absolutely key to achieving that perfect, silky-smooth creamy consistency that defines this wonderful soup.

12. Wilt the Greens with Care: Add your fresh kale or delicate baby spinach directly into the hot pot of soup. If you’re using kale, it might initially look like an overwhelming amount, but rest assured, it will significantly reduce in volume as it cooks down. Stir the greens gently but thoroughly into the simmering soup until they are just wilted. For baby spinach, this process will typically only take 1-2 minutes due to its tender leaves. Kale might require a bit longer, perhaps 3-5 minutes, until it’s tender-crisp but still retains its vibrant green color and some textural integrity. It’s really important not to overcook the greens here; we want them to retain some of their fresh texture and beautiful color, which adds a lovely, vibrant contrast and freshness to the rich Creamy Sausage Soup.

13. Stir in the Heavy Cream with Gentleness: Reduce the heat to its absolute lowest setting. Now, slowly and gracefully pour in the 1 cup of rich heavy cream. Stir gently but continuously to fully incorporate it into the soup, ensuring it blends seamlessly with the broth and all the other ingredients. This is a critical moment: it is absolutely crucial not to boil the soup once the heavy cream has been added. High or rapid boiling heat can cause dairy products to curdle or separate, which would unfortunately detract from the soup’s beautiful, smooth, and creamy texture. Just allow the soup to warm through gently, maintaining a low, steady warmth that fully integrates the cream without any risk of curdling. You’ll notice the soup transform into its signature creamy consistency.

14. Taste and Adjust Seasoning to Perfection: This step is arguably one of the most important for any dish you prepare! Take a generous spoonful of your Creamy Sausage Soup and carefully taste it. As you savor the flavors, ask yourself: Is it flavorful enough? Does it need more salt to awaken the other ingredients? Could it benefit from a bit more freshly ground black pepper for a subtle bite? Perhaps you’d like a tiny pinch more red pepper flakes for an extra kick of warmth? Now is the time to season to your personal preference, balancing all the wonderful elements. Remember, you can always add more seasoning, but you can’t take it away once added, so season gradually. Sometimes, a tiny touch of acidity (like a very small squeeze of fresh lemon juice at the very, very end, though not explicitly listed in the ingredients, it’s a little chef’s secret!) can beautifully brighten and elevate all the flavors, but for this particular Creamy Sausage Soup, the existing ingredients usually provide a perfectly harmonious and balanced flavor profile.

Serving Your Delicious Creamy Sausage Soup

Your kitchen should now be filled with an absolutely incredible, comforting aroma, a truly wonderful testament to the delicious dish you’ve just created. You’ve navigated through the steps, built layers of flavor, and brought it all to a creamy, satisfying conclusion. Now comes the absolute best part: enjoying the fruits of your labor and sharing it with others!

15. Ladle and Garnish with Finesse: Carefully ladle generous, steaming portions of your hot Creamy Sausage Soup into your favorite bowls. For an extra touch of elegance, an added layer of flavor, and a visual flourish, I always love to sprinkle each serving with a bit of freshly grated Parmesan cheese. The salty, nutty, and savory notes of the Parmesan are simply divine and complement the Italian sausage beautifully. A few sprigs of fresh chopped parsley sprinkled over the top also adds a wonderful, herbaceous note and a vibrant pop of color that cuts through the richness of the soup. A final swirl of freshly ground black pepper on top never hurts either; it adds a pleasant aromatic warmth and a subtle visual appeal. Feel free to customize your garnishes to your heart’s content!

16. Serve with Delightful Accompaniments: This hearty and deeply satisfying Creamy Sausage Soup is truly a meal in itself, substantial enough to stand alone. However, it pairs absolutely wonderfully with some crusty artisan bread, such as a warm baguette or a rustic sourdough loaf. The bread is perfect for soaking up every last drop of that rich, creamy broth – a truly satisfying experience! A simple, crisp side salad dressed with a light vinaigrette can also offer a refreshing contrast to the richness of the soup, adding a bright, tangy element. Gather your loved ones, set the table, and prepare to receive enthusiastic compliments on your culinary masterpiece!

17. Storage and Reheating Tips for Enjoyment: Should you be so fortunate as to have any leftover Creamy Sausage Soup (a truly rare occurrence in my household, I must admit!), it’s important to handle it properly for future enjoyment. First, allow the soup to cool completely to room temperature before transferring it to an airtight container. It will keep beautifully in the refrigerator for up to 3-4 days, maintaining its delicious flavor. When you’re ready to reheat, gently warm it on the stovetop over low heat, stirring occasionally, until it reaches your desired temperature. If the soup seems a bit too thick after refrigeration (which can happen as it cools), you can easily thin it back to your preferred consistency by adding a splash of extra chicken broth, or even a little milk or cream. Remember to avoid boiling vigorously during reheating, as this can still cause the cream to separate or alter the texture of the potatoes. Unfortunately, freezing creamy soups can sometimes unpredictably alter the texture of both the cream and the potatoes (they can become grainy or mushy upon thawing), so it’s generally best enjoyed fresh or from refrigeration within a few days for the optimal experience.

Conclusion:

Well, we’ve reached the end of our culinary journey for today, and I genuinely hope you’re feeling as inspired as I am about this incredible dish. This isn’t just another recipe to add to your collection; it’s a promise of warmth, comfort, and unforgettable flavor that I simply can’t wait for you to experience firsthand. What truly sets this particular recipe apart and makes it an absolute must-try is its profound ability to deliver a deeply satisfying meal with surprisingly little fuss. From the very first spoonful, you’ll discover a symphony of tastes and textures that dance beautifully on your palate. The rich, savory notes of the sausage are perfectly complemented by the gentle sweetness of the vegetables, all enveloped in a velvety, luxurious broth that feels like a warm hug from the inside out. It’s that exquisite balance of robust flavors and creamy indulgence that transforms a simple meal into a memorable occasion. This isn’t just soup; it’s an experience, a delightful escape from the everyday, offering both profound nourishment and a comforting embrace. It’s the kind of dish that whispers promises of cozy evenings, shared laughter, and satisfied sighs. I’ve tried countless variations over the years, and I can confidently say that this specific rendition truly hits all the right notes, making it a staple in my own home, and I’m so excited for it to become one in yours too. The way the spices meld with the hearty components creates a depth that belies its straightforward preparation. It’s hearty without being heavy, comforting without being cliché, and absolutely bursting with character. Whether you’re a seasoned home cook looking for a new favorite or a beginner eager to impress, this recipe offers a foolproof path to culinary success that you’ll be proud to share.

Now, let’s talk about making this dish truly your own, because while the core recipe for this magnificent Creamy Sausage Soup is spectacular as is, the beauty of home cooking lies in personalization. When it comes to serving, a warm, crusty loaf of artisanal bread is practically non-negotiable. Imagine dipping a piece of that bread into the rich, creamy broth – pure bliss! A light, vibrant green salad with a simple vinaigrette also makes for a wonderful counterpoint, cutting through the richness beautifully and adding a refreshing element to your meal. For garnishes, don’t underestimate the power of fresh herbs; a sprinkle of finely chopped parsley, chives, or even fresh dill can elevate both the visual appeal and the fresh flavor profile. A generous shaving of Parmesan or a dollop of sour cream or Greek yogurt can also add another layer of creaminess and tang that’s simply divine.

But why stop there? Let’s explore some exciting variations to keep things interesting. If you’re looking to add more greens, a handful of fresh spinach or kale stirred in during the last few minutes will wilt beautifully and boost the nutritional content without altering the core flavor significantly. For those who love a little heat, a pinch of red pepper flakes or a dash of your favorite hot sauce can easily kick things up a notch. If you prefer a different kind of sausage, feel free to experiment – a spicy Italian sausage will bring more fire, while a milder chicken or turkey sausage can lighten the dish. You could also introduce other vegetables like diced bell peppers, green beans, or even some roasted butternut squash for a touch of autumnal sweetness. For a heartier meal that stretches further, consider adding a cup of small pasta shapes like ditalini or elbow macaroni, or even some cooked rice or quinoa towards the end. If you’re catering to different dietary needs, plant-based sausages are an excellent alternative, and a combination of oat milk or cashew cream can create a wonderfully dairy-free yet equally creamy base. Remember, the kitchen is your playground, and this recipe is incredibly forgiving and adaptable, allowing you to tailor it precisely to your preferences and what you have on hand.

So, there you have it! My sincerest invitation for you to roll up your sleeves, gather your ingredients, and give this wonderful recipe a try. I promise you, the aroma alone as it simmers on your stove will be enough to make your mouth water, and the first taste will confirm that you’ve discovered something truly special. Cooking should be an adventure, a source of joy and creative expression, and I genuinely believe this dish embodies all of that. Once you’ve had the pleasure of making and savoring it, I would absolutely love to hear about your experience. Did you stick to the original? Did you get adventurous with a few variations? What was your favorite part? Please feel free to share your thoughts, your successes, and even your culinary experiments in the comments below. Your feedback and stories are what truly bring this community to life, inspiring others and fueling our shared passion for delicious food. Don’t be shy; your unique twist might just become the next big hit! So go ahead, create some magic in your kitchen, and then come back and tell us all about it. Happy cooking!

Cozy Creamy Parmesan Italian Beef Sausage Soup

Creamy Parmesan Italian Beef Sausage Soup is the ultimate blend of comfort and flavor. With savory beef sausage, tender mushrooms, and fresh baby spinach simmered in a rich Parmesan-infused broth, this hearty one-pot meal is perfect for cozy fall evenings or casual gatherings with family and friends.

Prep Time
15 Minutes

Cook Time
30 Minutes

Total Time
45 Minutes

Servings
4 servings

Ingredients

• 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
• 1 pound Italian Beef Sausage
• 1 cup sliced cremini mushrooms
• 4 cups low-sodium chicken broth
• 14 oz can diced tomatoes (undrained)
• 1 cup heavy cream
• 1¼ cups freshly grated Parmesan cheese
• 2 cups fresh baby spinach

Instructions

1. Step 1
   Heat 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil in a large pot over medium-high heat. Add 1 pound Italian Beef Sausage, breaking it up, and cook until browned, about 7-10 minutes. Drain excess fat if needed, then remove sausage to a plate.
2. Step 2
   Add 1 cup sliced cremini mushrooms to the pot with any remaining sausage fat. Sauté for 5-7 minutes until softened and lightly browned.
3. Step 3
   Pour in 4 cups low-sodium chicken broth, scraping up any browned bits from the bottom of the pot. Add the 14 oz can diced tomatoes (undrained) and return the cooked beef sausage to the pot. Bring to a simmer.
4. Step 4
   Reduce heat to low. Stir in 1 cup heavy cream and 2 cups fresh baby spinach. Cook until spinach is just wilted, about 1-2 minutes. Do not boil once cream is added.
5. Step 5
   Stir in 1¼ cups freshly grated Parmesan cheese. Taste and adjust seasoning as needed. Ladle into bowls and serve immediately.

Important Information

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.

Allergy Information

Please check ingredients for potential allergens and consult a health professional if in doubt.