Keto Creamy Sausage and Veggie Soup Recipe

Keto Creamy Sausage and Veggie Soup Recipe

This Keto Creamy Sausage and Veggie Soup Recipe can be made Mild or Zesty depending on which type of Italian Sausage you use. It is always best to get your Italian Sausage straight from the butcher, and to ask what types of seasonings they add to their meat. Many pre-packaged Italian Sausages will include spices that contain Dextrose, Sugar or other additives that are not exactly Keto-friendly.

We wanted to make something that was hearty and filling, but also meal that was full of flavor. By cooking down the Italian Sausage and rendering out the fat to saute the vegetables in, the soup really takes on a rich flavor. Feel free to make any modifications you want to this recipe to make it suit your own taste buds. We always like hearing your suggestions in the comments section, so please be sure to give us your feedback below.

If you are looking to cut Carbohydrates even further on this dish, you can greatly reduce the amount of Carrot, Zucchini, and Yellow Onion used as those are some of the primary sources of natural carbohydrates in this soup. Some people who eat Keto choose not to eat Onions or Carrots all together, but they are not something that you have to completely avoid on Keto.

Keto Creamy Sausage and Vegetable Soup Recipe

KETO CREAMY SAUSAGE AND VEGGIE SOUP

EASE OF PREPARATION: Easy

PREP TIME: 10 Minutes

COOKING TIME: 25 Minutes

TOTAL TIME: 35 Minutes

Keto Creamy Sausage and Veggie Soup Nutrition Label

INGREDIENTS:

INSTRUCTIONS:

  1. After prepping your vegetables, Heat up a Large Skillet over Medium-High Heat and add 1 Teaspoon of Avocado Oil.
  2. Remove the casings from all 4 Italian Sausage links and place them in the Skillet. Break the meat apart into small chunks with a spatula. Cover and Cook for about 5-8 Minutes until mostly browned, but not full cooked.
  3. Add the diced Carrots, Celery, and Yellow Onion and stir to coat them as evenly as possible in the rendered fat from the Italian Sausage.
  4. Next add in 4 Cloves of freshly minced Garlic, 1/2 Teaspoon of Pink Himalayan Salt, 1 Tablespoon Dried Parsley, 1 Tablespoon Basil, 1 Teaspoon Oregano, 1/2 Teaspoon Thyme, 1/2 Teaspoon Rosemary, and a little bit of Black Pepper to taste. Stir the seasonings around to mix them evenly.
  5. Carefully pour 4 Cups of Chicken Bone Broth in, and then cover and simmer for about 5 minutes.
  6. Add the Diced Zucchini, cover again and cook for 3-4 Minutes. The reason that we add the Zucchini later than the other vegetables is because it gets softer faster and we do not want it to get too mushy.
  7. Add 1 Cup of Heavy Whipping Cream, and 1 Teaspoon of Xanthan Gum to help thicken the soup a little.
  8. Finally you will add in 4 Cups of Fresh Spinach, and stir that in until it has wilted. Usually this will only take a couple minutes to wilt down, and once that has happened your Keto Creamy Sausage and Veggie Soup will be ready to serve.

Amanda Dawn

HI! I'm Amanda. A trained chef, nutritionist, and writer who is passionate about helping people live a healthy lifestyle. I lost 75 lbs in my journey and I love to help others enjoy great, wholesome food!

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5 Comments

  1. Delicious soup! I used hot italian sausages because I like a little extra spice. Very easy to make and delicious.

  2. I have tried several of your recipes and they are delicious; however, in EVERY case, the prep time takes at least 2 – 4 times longer than stated in recipe. For example, in the Italian sausage soup recipe, there are 4 vegetables that have to be diced. This alone takes at least 10 minutes. Please be more realistic in times, especially when dealing with us common folk instead of professional cooks……and thank you for these great tasty recipes!

    1. Umm… food processor?

  3. Joleen kasparbauer

    I am allergic to milk and dairy, could you make this with aalmond milk and the zanthum gum-know it would not be as thick.- the keto creamy sausage and veggie soup

  4. Made this tonight…dy-no-mite!!! Really good!

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