Homemade Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup Recipe - Crunchy Creamy Sweet (2024)

FAQs

What's the difference between cream of mushroom soup and condensed cream of mushroom soup? ›

The primary difference between condensed soup and regular soup lies in the consistency. Condensed soup is much thicker and concentrated, often used as a base in recipes to add flavor and creaminess. To use it, you typically dilute it with water, milk, or broth.

Add a pinch of thyme, rosemary, or parsley to enhance the earthy notes. A dash of garlic powder or onion powder can also add depth and complexity. Remember to taste as you go and adjust the seasonings according to your preference.

Condensed soup is a type of soup that has minimal water to form a thick stock or cream like consistency. To cook, you add equal parts of soup to water/cream and cook through. This leaves a rich and flavourful soup.

To thicken cream of mushroom soup with flour, you can create a roux. Start by melting butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Then, whisk in an equal amount of all-purpose flour until it forms a smooth paste. Slowly add the roux to the soup while stirring constantly.

Milk + Butter

This sub isn't ideal if you're making whipped cream, but it'll do the trick if you're using heavy cream in baked goods, soups and casseroles. Butter is a whopping 80% fat, so combined with whole milk, it works as a heavy cream substitute.

Serving Ideas. A bowl of our Cream of Mushroom Soup served with fresh baked bread is hearty enough to serve on its own, or you can beef it up with whatever's fresh in your kitchen. Condensed soups are also the perfect base for casseroles and starters for sauces, so your imagination is the limit.

Opened cream of mushroom soup can last for 3 to 4 days in the refrigerator. Frozen cream of mushroom soup can last for 6 to 8 months in the freezer.

Go green: Add some spinach or chopped kale or pesto. Get zesty: A squirt of lemon juice or zest could brighten up an otherwise flat soup. Starchy things: Homemade croutons, crushed tortilla chips, or oyster crackers. Clean out the fridge: got cooked beans or rice, a dollop of sour cream, or a splash of heavy cream?

Yes, It's Okay To Eat Cold Soup Straight Out Of The Can.

What happens when you add evaporated milk to soup? ›

Evaporated milk gives body to smoothies, thickens up and sweetens coffee, and adds nuance and richness to creamy soups and chowders, not to mention savory sauces and even oatmeal. If you don't have much of a sweet tooth, you can also use it in place of sweetened condensed milk in plenty of desserts.

Salt and pepper to taste. Mix and serve over rice or mashed potatoes. I add a can of green beans or diced canned mushrooms to the soup to add some bulk. You can also do it with shredded chicken or even pork chops, whatever is on sale.

Watery cream soups can come from a couple of different reasons. One of them is that the thickener that was utilized (be it a fat and flour roux or a liquid and flour or corn starch slurry) was inadequate. By inadequate I mean that there was not enough starch to hold the liquids in the desired thickened suspension.

To ensure the characteristically thick, creamy mushroom soup, you may need to thicken it with flour or cornflour slurry (cornflour mixed with water) although the bechamel sauce with cheese will do most of the work for you.

Unlike cream of mushroom soup that is thicker in consistency and lighter in color, Golden Mushroom Soup has a beef and mushroom flavor that can be used for the preparation of sauces and savory mixtures to be combined with other foods.

The iconic Campbell's Condensed Soup brand will disappear from UK shelves for good next March, The Grocer can reveal.

Campbell's Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup is a wonderfully warming soup on its own or versatile enough to be used in countless recipes to complement any dish.

Variety aside, a condensed soup requires a liquid — water, broth, milk — to reconstitute, that is, thin out. Any soup sold as “cream of” is ready, out of the container, to eat (heated, if you like) or use in a recipe.