I’m so happy it was a hit Lynn! Thanks for sharing your tweaks to make it with less carbs, nice work!💖

We’ve made this several times and it’s now something I prepare on a regular basis. Since we’re eating less carbs I leave out the potatoes and add tomatoes plus more veggies. We enjoy the perfect blend of flavors from the aromatics, and it’s economical too which is important to many of us these days. Another success for the Cozy Cook!

Hi Tina! I am soooo happy that your family loved this soup!! This is something that my family has been making for years and years, so I’m always happy to hear when others enjoy it as well. Thank you for taking the time to leave a review, I really appreciate it! -Stephanie

I made this soup and my entire family fell in love with it, (other than me, not the soups fault) I have a bad stomach and can’t eat most foods. They are all begging me to make it again lol.

I’m so happy your family’s enjoying the Hamburger soup Francine! Nice job tweaking it for your gluten sensitivity. Thanks so much for the great comments and review!❤️

My family loves this Hamburg soup. Two of us have a gluten sensitivity so I used more chicken broth instead of the cream of chicken soup. I also used cream instead of milk. The consistency and taste were excellent! This soup is both comforting and nourishing and continues to be a staple in our family.

I’m so happy you enjoyed this with ground chicken Nancy! Enjoy the leftovers, thanks so much for the great review!💗

Great recipe for a quick and easy dinner.  I used ground turkey vs ground beef, and all chicken broth as my husband can not eat beef.  It was still really good.  It was more like a chicken pot pie soup.  Makes a big pot, so there will be leftovers for lunch.  Plus it’s really satisfying on a cold winter day for a hot meal!  

I would estimate around 12 cups based on the ingredient list 🙂

Maybe next time you make it, you could measure it real quick-like before serving it up and let us all know how much it makes! (since I’m going to be canning mine, the measurement info is oh-so-important).

Thanks for what looks to be a great starting point.