Golumpki Stuffed Cabbage Soup Recipe – When the temperature starts to decline, a couple of things happen. The first thing is that I go right to my closet and get out my favorite flannel shirt. The second thing that I do is grab a big soup pot so that I can make a wonderful batch of deliciousness for my family. What’s even better is when you can take a great recipe like my Golumpki (Gołąbki, Stuffed Cabbage) and turn it into this Golumpki Stuffed Cabbage Soup Recipe.
Golumpki Stuffed Cabbage Soup Recipe
My Golumpki recipe is pretty popular here on Platter Talk, but it is also very popular on Google when people are searching for a stuffed cabbage recipe.
The Number One Ranked Golumpki Recipe on Google, from Platter Talk.
Thus, it was a no brainer for me to want to try and recreate our winning recipe into a great Golumpki Stuffed Cabbage Soup recipe.
I know that many people love Golumpki. I also know that many people shy away from trying to make it. The simple reason for this is because making Golumpki from scratch requires many steps. The steps and the recipe itself are very easy, there are just many steps. Because of this, I created a “lazyman” approach and turned it into a casserole. Now, it gets even easier with our Golumpki Stuffed Cabbage Soup Recipe.
This hearty soup recipe can be put together in a matter of a few minutes. The longest part of the process will be the 25-30 minutes you have to wait until the cabbage is softened and the flavors have come together. Because of this, our Golumpki Soup Recipe is great for a weeknight fall and winter meal.
We made this pot of soup on the stove in one of my favorite stock pots. Pin this recipe here. But, once you brown your meat, you could easily put all of the ingredients in your slow cooker and let it simmer away for hours. How is that for convenience?
If you have been afraid to make traditional golumpki, our Golumpki Stuffed Cabbage Soup Recipe is for you. It’s a quick way to get the same wonderful flavors you would get from cabbage rolls. I know that this will become one of your go to soup recipes this fall and winter season. Enjoy. -Scott
Golumpki (Stuffed Cabbage) Soup
Ingredients
- 1 lb ground Italian turkey sausage
- 1 medium onion chopped
- 1 small to medium cabbage cut and diced
- 1/2 cup uncooked rice
- 2-3 Tbs minced garlic
- 2 Tbs tomato paste
- 1 28 oz can of diced tomatoes
- 1 1/2 cup V8 juice
- 4 cups beef broth
- 1 Tbs Worcestershire sauce
- 1 tsp thyme
- 1 tsp paprika
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp pepper
Instructions
- In a stock pot, over medium heat, brown the turkey sausage.
- Add onions to pot and cook until onions soften.
- Add cabbage to pot and cook until cabbage starts to soften, maybe about 2-3 minutes.
- Push ingredients to the edges of the pot to create an opening in the middle of the pot.
- Add tomato paste and cook until tomato paste starts to darken, about 1-2 minutes.
- Stir in remaining ingredients to the pot and allow soup to come to a slight boil.
- Lower temperature to a simmer and cover.
- Cook for approximately 25-30 minutes or until the cabbage and rice are softened.
Recipe Video
Hi Dan, To me there is NO special season of the year to have soup. I LOVE soup ANYTIME & I know I will ABSOLUTELY Love the stuffed cabbage soup. I will eat cabbage in or with almost anything so I’m anxious to give this delicious sounding recipe a try. Thanks for sharing your many wonderful recipes with us, BLESSINGS, Judy
I grew up in a big Czech family (they relocated to the States before I was born. But every Sunday we had a huge meal together and it was often traditional stuffed cabbage. I know it took them forever to make. I often miss the taste and long to eat it again but it’s a lot of work and I’ve got three kids of my own now! I can’t wait to try this soup! Thank you!
What treasured memories you have from your heritage; thanks so much for sharing. We hope you try this soup sometime soon!
I love stuffed cabbage. I want to try this soup and yout galumpki recipe.
You’re going to love it Jane!
This soup is so easy and looks absolutely delicious. Have to give it a try. And perfect for this cold weather.
Thanks for the nice comments, you’re going to love this soup recipe!
This looks perfect for the chilly weather!!
This reminds me of a soup my nana used to make. I love hearty soups chockfull of veggies and meat! I love that you use turkey sausage! I’m looking forward to trying this. And I want to try your golumpki recipe as well.
This is great cold weather comfort food. Looks delicious.
I’ll be honest. Sadly, I have never seen this site before, but I was searching for a stuffed cabbage soup recipe and stumbled across this one. This sounds fantastic. I will be making this tonight. In the meantime I’ll browse the rest of your site and see what I can find for tomorrow. Lol.
Welcome to Platter Talk, Britt! Thanks for the nice comments and I hope you try this soup and much much more!
Thanks so much, Jo! Give these a try this weekend!
Looks so delicious – Love the colors
I’ve never had stuffed cabbage either but I am loving all the ingredients listed in your recipe. I’ll have to try it!
Delicious that is wholesome meal right there I can have it any day.
haha.. your favorite flannel shirt. I grab my husbands green hoodie and a cup of tea 🙂
This looks yummy- my mom makes a similar soup all winter long and I love it!
I’ve never tried cabbage soup! Sounds delicious!
This is real comfort food! I make a similar Italian cabbage and rice soup.
I love stuffed cabbage, but I love soup even more! This looks delicious! Can’t wait to try this, thanks!