13 Reviews of Outta this world Sausage Pasta Soup

From: Linda B

On Nov 13, 2003

What a great tasting soup! I made it for supper when we were expecting guests. They cancelled at the last minute so I froze most of it before I added the pasta. The next weekend I defrosted the soup, heated it, added the pasta, cooked for 20 minutes, and it was just as good as the first day. Then I had the treat of having soup every day (I am not kidding) at lunch for a week. Try this; you will like it!

From: AmyZoe

On Jun 21, 2009

I wanted something quick and easy, and I found this in Taste of Home 30 Minute Cookbook, courtesy of Alice Rabe, Beemer, Nebraska. The only difference in the recipe is it calls for 6 cups of water. I used spicy italian sausage and threw in extra onion and garlic (personal preference), and used fresh tomatoes. This tastes like you worked hard, but it was simple and delicious. Next time, I think I might try it with some kidney or garbanzo beans too. Thanks for posting a great recipe!

From: MRoman

On Sep 7, 2004

This is a great recipe for two reasons. It tastes awesome and only has 51 calories per cup! I like to think of it as our pig out meal without guilt. If only I could find 29 more recipes like this!

From: susan14

On Jun 19, 2003

This is a favorite at lunchtime in my restaurant. Thank you for a surefire winner! I add a little balsamic vinegar for interest!

From: Indiana Debbie

On Nov 11, 2004

Very good recipe and easy to make too! Next time I will try it with the hot Italian sausage instead of the mild.

From: Bekah49036

On Jan 12, 2009

You are so right. This soup is 'Outta this world'! I've made this twice now and both times we have stuffed ourselves. The first time I made it with sweet Italian sausage and it turned out perfect. The second time I couldn't find Italian sausage so I used sage breakfast sausage. It was still good but lacked a little flavor so I added more salt, pepper and garlic. Thank you so much for posting! This is a new family favorite.

From: bmcnichol

On Dec 4, 2008

Loved this! I have a lot of turkey sausage I bought on sale in the freezer and was looking for ways to use it up. I followed the recipe other then I had frozen peppers, so I used a 1/2 cup of green peppers. I also only used 6 cups of water and instead of diced tomatoes, I used crushed. I only buy Splenda so used that in place of the sugar. We really enjoyed this and the leftovers were even better heated up for lunch today!

From: luvinlif2k

On Jan 25, 2003

Hey 'cous!-- had to add this comment — Hubby doesn't like the same thing for two consecutive non-breakfast meals. He's been eating this soup for an entire week!-- When you made this for for Farm Show week it was a total hit. My initial comment was I would never be able to make it for Hubby because he wouldn't like the peppers ... well I'm glad I didn't offer to eat my hat! Hubby loved it! He said he loved the grease ... well there wasn't any ... I had to add a bit of olive oil to do the onions, peppers, and garlic. I used a small orange pepper instead of the green. "He-who-doesn't-like-turkey" was dumbfounded when I told him it was turkey sausage! Even 15 mo. old daughter loves this soup! A very YUMMY 5-stars from me and my family! This recipe proves that you don't need beef and fat/grease for a recipe to be really good.

From: agarrett

On Dec 25, 2005

This is a delicious soup. We've served it the last two years for Christmas Eve. It's hearty and perfect for snow weather.

From: Chef SuzyQ

On Feb 23, 2007

Fantastic! I didn't have turkey sausage so used spicy Italian sausage. The flavors were incredible! It was actually even better the next day when we had it for lunch. I'll make this again!