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by Amanda Keefer // January 17, 2019 (last updated March 27, 2024)
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Looking for a simple recipe to add to your meal rotation? What about aneasy way to get the kids involved in making dinner? This Build Your Own Veggie Soup might just be your new go-to.
As a busyparent, my slow cooker is my best friend. I love that I can add a few ingredients in the morning and know dinner will be ready whenI get home.
No need to reach for a sodium-packed can of soup when you can make an easy, homemade version in just a few easy steps. Use the Build Your Own Veggie Soup guide below to get started – the flavor combos are endless!
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Here are a few of our favorite veggie-packed soup recipes for inspiration!
Vegetable-Packed Soup Recipes
1
Stuffed Pepper Soup
A healthy stuffed pepper soup that takes just 20 minutes! Loaded with veggies and packed with flavor, this soup is a great way to get your family eating more veggies.
2
Alphabet Vegetable Soup
Keep your little ones warm in the winter time with this healthy and hearty Alphabet Soup.
3
Instant Pot Chicken Ramen
This easy Instant Pot ramen is a serious upgrade to those packets of ramen from college. We added a healthy dose of protein with chicken and loaded up on veggies like onions, bok choy and carrot.
4
Instant Pot Baked Potato Soup
Traditional baked potato soup gets a healthier makeover with the addition of cauliflower. Enjoy the same creamy goodness without the fuss of pre-baking the potatoes by making this soup in just 20 minutes in an Instant Pot!
5
Hearty Vegetable Tortellini Soup
You'll love how quick and easy this Hearty Vegetable Tortellini Soup is to make! It's a satisfying vegetarian meal filled with cheese tortellini, diced tomatoes, green beans, spinach and chickpeas.
6
One-Pot Light Chicken Tortilla Soup
Chicken tortilla soup gets a makeover in this lighter, one-pot version. Packed with veggies for tons of flavor and lower in sodium than canned versions.
7
Slow Cooker Butternut Squash Soup
Save time in the kitchen with this butternut squash soup slow cooker recipe. The baked carrot chips add a delicious and healthy crunch!
8
Chicken Zoodle Soup
Classic chicken noodle soup gets a veggie-packed makeover with zucchini noodles (zoodles)!
9
Asian Noodle Soup
This Asian Noodle Soup is packed with both flavor and healthy veggies, and is perfect for when evenings are busy with homework and after-school activities!
10
Tomato Soup & Baked Mini Grilled Cheese
Tomato soup and grilled cheese is a classic, kid-friendly comfort food. Skip the sodium-packed canned soup and make this easy, homemade recipe that’s packed with veggies!
About the Author
Amanda Keefer
Amanda’s marketing, public relations and community outreach experience spans 20 years. She is the mom of two girls and two boxer dogs. You can hear her as the host of the Healthy Family Project podcast, find her cooking alongside her girls in videos on the Produce for Kids Instagram feed or spot her out volunteering with her family. When not in the office, Amanda can be found with her family on the tennis courts or at the dance studio.
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6 Comments on Build Your Own Veggie Soup {Free Printable}
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Sacha — Reply
How many servings would this make?
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Amber Bloom — Reply
It makes 8-10 servings.
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True — Reply
Do you cook the chicken before adding with the other ingredients?
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Amber Bloom — Reply
No, you can add it in with everything else!
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amber — Reply
You would want to hold off on the grain and stir in during the last 30 minutes. Hope that helps!
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Ncasten — Reply
Just checking on adding the grain. Usually, we would add pasta, rice, etc., towards the end of the slow cooking process. I would like to re-post the info on our FB page, but want to clarify that. If I cooked pasta for 8 hour it would be mush. thanks.