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Sausage and Tortellini Soup

Patricia @ ButterYum

It’s soup season and soup season makes me very happy. This particular soup is incredibly flavorful and gets two thumbs up from my family, despite being made from just a few simple ingredients. If you keep fresh tortellini in the fridge and precooked sausage in the freezer, you can have steaming bowls of hot soup ready as little as 20 minutes.


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Sausage and Tortellini Soup

makes 6 hearty servings

Printable Recipe

Ingredients

  • 6 cup beef bone broth or beef stock

  • 1 pound crumbled sweet italian sausage, cooked and drained

  • 16 ounces frozen mixed vegetables (peas, carrots, green beans, corn, okra, etc)

  • 3 cups cooked cheese-filled tortellini

  • optional garnish: grated parmesan, croutons (try my recipe), chopped scallions, chopped parsley

Directions

  1. In a 6-quart stockpot, heat beef bone broth, cooked sausage, and vegetables until hot and bubbly.

  2. Place 1/2 cup cooked tortellini in each bowl and top off with hot soup.

  3. Garnish if desired and enjoy!

Notes

  • To make this soup even more hearty, add a can of drained cannellini beans.

  • To prevent the tortellini from getting soggy, don’t add them to the soup bowls until serving.

  • Leftover soup and cooked tortellini should be stored separately to prevent the tortellini from becoming mushy.

  • I like to keep portions of cooked sausage in the freezer so I can throw this soup together even faster.

Affogato

Patricia @ ButterYum

Affogato is an Italian word that means “drowned”. It’s also and incredibly easy to prepare dessert. Just drown your favorite vanilla gelato or ice cream with some freshly brewed espresso. Not only are the flavors a match made in heaven, the hot and cold contrast do a happy dance in your mouth. If you want to jazz things up a bit, crumble a few amaretti cookies on top, add a splash of liqueur (Amaretto, Kahlua, etc), or try using a different flavor gelato. You really can’t go wrong. Enjoy!