This Crock Pot Cabbage Roll Soup is a twist on traditional Cabbage Rolls, for a fraction of the work. With ground beef, cabbage, onion and vegetables; simmered in a rich tomato sauce in your slow cooker.
Slow Cooker Cabbage Roll Soup
I love my Lazy Cabbage Rolls recipe, which is a deconstructed version of the original.
Saving time to get the classic flavour, it’s why I love to make One-Pot Lasagna Soup or Slow Cooker Easy Lasagna. Much less work and time than making the traditional variety.
Cabbage rolls are one of those meals that could be a lunch or filling dinner. Yet the downside is that they take so much time to prep and cook. I hate spending more time making a dinner than enjoying it.
This is why I love this Slow Cooker Cabbage Roll Soup recipe. You get all the flavour but it’s not as time consuming to make. Being a slow cooker meal, it’s a no-fuss meal that is ready when you are.
Plus this soup warms your belly and soul, a true comforting meal.
Crock Pot Cabbage Roll Soup Ingredients
This cabbage roll soup recipe has cabbage and ground beef, and several servings of vegetables. It has a tomato based broth, and the perfect blend of spices. Everything together gives this soup it’s amazing taste.
What to Serve with Cabbage Roll Soup
Since this soup is so filling, I like to think of it as a main course dinner. Yet, smaller servings would make it great for lunch. Even smaller yet and it’s a great appetizer or wonderful to bring to a potluck.
I suggest serving this soup with these Easy Baking Powder Biscuits, a simple yet perfect side. And great for dipping!
How Long is Cabbage Roll Soup Good For?
Once completely prepared, this soup can last in a sealed container, in the refrigerator for three to four days.
If you want it at a later date, I suggest freezing some in between. I talk about how to freeze this soup below.
Can you Freeze Cabbage Roll Soup?
Yes, you can! Soups are great for freezing for another dinner much like this Slow Cooker Butter Chicken. Both as a whole or in individual-sized portions too.
I’d make sure not to overcook the rice, no matter if you’re enjoying it now or later though. Mushy rice just isn’t preferred.
I like to freeze some of this soup, for those days when you need a quick meal. I defrost in the fridge the night before and re-heat in a pot on the stove.
This Cabbage Roll Soup is one of my family favourite meals, and a regular in our rotation. Comforting, hearty and warm – enjoy this recipe as we certainly do!
Other Cabbage Recipes to Try:
Slow Cooker Cabbage Roll Soup
This Crock Pot Cabbage Roll Soup is a twist on traditional Cabbage Rolls, for a fraction of the work. With ground beef, cabbage, onion and vegetables; simmered in a rich tomato sauce in your slow cooker.
Ingredients
- 1 lb ground beef
- 1 onion, chopped
- 3 cups cabbage, chopped
- 1 cup green beans, cut in half
- 1 cup celery, chopped
- 1/2 bell pepper, chopped
- 1 796ml can diced tomatoes
- 1 156ml can tomato paste
- 1 tsp Italian seasoning
- 3 cloves minced garlic
- 3/4 900ml broth {vegetable, beef or chicken)
- 1 cup minute rice, uncooked
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Cook ground beef until done and place in the slow cooker.
- Place in all the vegetables, and top with the stock, diced tomatoes, and tomato paste.
- Add the spices, cover and cook on high for 4 hours, or on low for 7-8 hours
- In the last 15-20 minutes, add the rice and it'll cook on it's own. Check after 10 minutes and then every few minutes for rice doneness.
- Enjoy!
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 6 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 408Total Fat: 18gSaturated Fat: 7gTrans Fat: 1gUnsaturated Fat: 9gCholesterol: 83mgSodium: 493mgCarbohydrates: 31gFiber: 7gSugar: 13gProtein: 32g
Stephanie LaPlante says
Cabbage rolls are 1 of my favorite foods of all time. It being soup season, this sounds like a miracle and a bowl.
Elizabeth Matthiesen says
I don’t like cabbage at all but the rest looks delicious, perhaps I could substitute something else instead – suggestions welcome. Cauliflower and broccoli both would go to mush I suspect.
Bruna says
Try using Napa cabbage. It’s sweeter and not thick.
I use it for cabbage soup. That is the cabbage I used for this soup.
Tammi says
Thanks for the tip Bruna! I don’t recall seeing this type in stores but I’ll be looking for it now! 🙂
Angie Andrews says
Yum this cabbage roll soup sounds delicious
kathy downey says
Thanks for sharing certainly on my list for Fall meals!
Janet Meisner says
I love cabbage rolls so would enjoy this soup.
Carole D says
We love cabbage roll! We would love this soup! Thank you for sharing!
louise gilbert says
been craving cabbage rolls Ill have to try this
Erin N says
This recipe looks so delicious! I love cabbage rolls and soup, so I will love this one. Thank you for the recipe 🙂
Melinda says
This would be a perfect soup for a snowy day.
Linda Bragg says
We love cabbage rolls and I don’t make them often as they are time consuming to do, but with this soup recipe I can now make and we will surely love it. with fall upon us this will be perfect for this time of year also. I’ve pinned it and going to go shopping to make it sometime this week…hopefully. Thanks for sharing.
Emily J says
Cabbage rolls are an absolute favourite dish of mine!
Debbie White-Beattie says
Your recipe looks delicious and I like that you added green beans
Nicole s says
This looks amazing!! Thanks for sharing.
Darlene Demell says
We love cabbage rolls in our house and this cabbage soup looks so good. thanks for sharing. This is a must try recipe.
mrdisco says
a hearty meal for the witner
Debbie W says
I love slow cooker recipes and this is one of my go to’s.
Darren Scrubb says
Great looking soup I would make without Beef.
Linda says
I love cabbage rolls, but find them too time-consuming to make. This slow cooker version is a great way of getting the same awesome taste.
heidi c. says
I love cabbage rolls so I would definitely like to make this soup. it sounds so warming and delicious!
Deborah Dorrington says
I love cabbage rolls but they are time consuming to make, so this soup just fills the bill. I love that it’s a slow cooker recipe too. Thanks for posting your recipe, have to make it soon.
Pat P says
Put this in the slow cooker before we went to a car parts swap meet, it was ready when we got home. DELICIOUS-will definitely make it again Thanks for sharing this
Doris Humber says
I am always looking for new recipes to try in my crock pot. This sounds like a delicious meal!
Mayr says
Sounds delicious!!
However, why use minute rice? Couldn’t regular basmati rice go in maybe 1 hr before eating?
And are the liquids all added at the beginning?
Thanks!
Tammi says
For sure!
Terri says
I was also wondering when is the stock added?
Tammi says
Gah! Good catch, it’s been updated! 🙂
Brian Wall says
I am in love! This sounds perfect for this dreary, wet snow, slushy day
Pat says
Really Really good passing this recipe on to twin sister So Easy. Thanks
Paula says
Please update your net carb amount,it would not be zero. 24 if the other numbers are correct.
Tammi says
Hi Paula,
I know, and sadly it’s the Nutritionix caculator that messes this up in the recipe card itself. They don’t support the counting of carbs or sugar alcohols, so instead of saying that – they say 0. I’ve put in a request to the developer to fix that so hopefully soon! 🙁
Marsha Lavoie says
Going to assume that you add the cabbage in the slow cooker at the same time as you add the vegetables? You don’t mention it in your recipe
Tammi says
Yep, the cabbage in step 2 with ‘the vegetables’ 🙂
connie wicker says
How much is 3/4 900 ml
Tammi says
We have 900ml packages of this here, and I just use 3/4 of the package. If your packages are slightly different, adjust. Yet, being off 50ml here or there won’t make a difference. 🙂
Rhonda Schmitz says
Making this today and it smells delicious! My only concern is the recipe called for 3/4 cup broth. I put 1 cup broth in and as I check on it it isn’t very “soupy”. Am I doing something wrong?
Tammi says
Hello! I have found that when slow cooking, all recipes get more ‘liquidy’ as time goes on. Cooking, plus the steam. In the end ours turned out great. Curious to see your result! 🙂
Katherine Mendeluk says
What kind of broth did you use (veggie, beef, chicken)?
Tammi says
I used chicken but really, you can use either
C.O. Robbins says
So like everybody SHOULD be we are safe distancing shut in away from the virus. Looking for new supper choices. This was a good recipe. I didn’t have any tomato paste so I used a large can of tomato sauce. Put bit more Italian seasoning and you know what just remembered forgot to put garlic in. Still good. Nice and thick. We had it with bisquick. Biscuits and some cheese and the extra cut up cabbage made for coleslaw. All was good. Try it. Stay safe people and stay home.
Tammi says
Great substitutions! Thanks for sharing, and take care!
Cindy says
If you’re cooking at Low, is it still 15 minutes for your rice or do you turn cooker back up to high at the end?
Tammi says
You can leave it at low 🙂
Frank says
he recommended amount of cholesterol is 300 mg yet you say this has 9 grams per serving almost 3 times the rec#commended amount are you sure this is correct ? if so this is a very unhealthy recipe !!!
Tammi says
The nutritional information is a third party app, so it can be off as stated in the plugin. This can happen often, and is out of my control.
Gigi says
I made this and it came out great. My husband loved it so much he made me print it out, even though I pinned it on Pinterest. Also, it said 3/4 of 900 ml broth. The conversion was a bit tricky, I used the whole container of broth because I don’t have a measuring cup with ml (which is 32 oz here) and was still good. Nice balance of flavors!
Tammi says
that’s awesome, I’m so happy you enjoyed it and thank you for sharing! I know that part was a little daunting, but honestly, I took the container and put in about 3/4 and called it good. Adding more wouldn’t be a harm at all. 😉
Carolyn says
Do I stir the mixture before it cooks or after it cooks in the slow cooker?
Tammi says
I’m a mixer, so I did before and then halfway to check progress. No harm in mixing at any stage. 🙂