Cabbage Rolls always remind me of my childhood, so this soup is designed to be the recipe you want when you need a healthy soup and comfort all in one. This easy, healthy and delciious soup will be your go to as the weather starts to get colder!
Prep Time10 minutesmins
Cook Time1 hourhr30 minutesmins
Course: Dinner, lunch, Main Course
Cuisine: American
Keyword: cabbage roll, comfort food, cozy food, easy recipes, fall foods, healthy soup, meal prepping, simple fall foods, soup
Servings: 8
Calories: 259kcal
Author: Alaina Hinkle
Ingredients
1poundchicken bratwurst sausage out of the casing
1/2of large green cabbage
1/2cupuncooked white rice
2tspcoconut sugar
1large carrot
1/2red pepper
1/2orange pepper
1/2yellow onion
3clovesgarlic
2tbspolive oil
1tsporegano
1tspparsley
2tspsalt
1/2tsppepper
1 15ozcan of tomato sauce
1 14.5ozcan diced fire roasted tomatoes
1 48ozcontainer of low sodium chicken broth
1/4cupof fresh chopped parsley
2tbspwhite wine vinegaroptional but highly recommend, it adds a more tangy flavor that pairs so well with the rest of the flavors!
Instructions
In a large 8qt dutch oven add in 2 tbsp olive oil. Then chop the 1/2 yellow onion & mince the 3 cloves garlic. Add it into the pot, then sauté for 2-3 minutes, when the onion & garlic starts to brown.
Then add in the chicken sausage out of the casing. Once meat is added break apart with a spatula into small pieces & until little to now pink.
Then slice the halves of the peppers into thin slices & then cut those slices in half as seen below. Then take the large carrot, peel it & cut into thin circle rounds. Add those veggies into the meet mixture. After, sprinkle the oregano, parsley, 2 tsp salt & pepper onto the veggies & meat.
Once you have added in the seasoning, mix the veggies and cook down for 2 more minutes. Then add in the cabbage chopped roughly— like seen below & coconut sugar. Followed by the 1/2 cup cooked rice on top.
After pour in the chicken broth, diced roasted tomatoes & tomato sauce. Stir the ingredients, until throughly combined. Then bring to a boil, then cover & turn to a vigorous simmer for 25 minutes. Then take lid off & continue on a low simmer, this will allow it to get thicker & flavors meld. For about an hour or at least 30 minutes. Then stir in the 1/4 cup fresh parsley & let it still simmer for a minute or two. Then serve! We served with a fresh foccata bread made from Basically. Oh my goodness. AMAZING. Enjoy guys!