Hello! Thank you for sharing! It seems like most things that I like to cook do call for the Cream Of soups, which we now know are just poison basically. I will be making these for sure! These would make nice mason jar gifts too!
Thanks for sharing the Make Your Own Mixes - Everyday Cheapskate link so we can download it. I appreciate it, now I have these recipes at fingers touch and can print them if I want.
Already downloaded & printed today. Thanks so much. Have been doing this for awhile but have recipes on bits of paper & this makes it so much better. Now have to download the SOS mixes.😊
I’d like to just make the basic mix and add chicken, beef, dried celery, onions, or mushrooms as needed. What measurement of those would you add to make the equivalent of 1 can of soup? Thank you for sharing this. That link is quite a resource.
If you make the basic soup and add the other things as you need it for a recipe, I think I'd start with 1/4 cup and adjust to achieve the flavor I want.
Sure! I'd suggest grinding up some to make mushroom powder and add it to the flavor you like. Then, of course, add some of the dehydrated sliced ones, too.
Here's some info I got for you. The first link explains how to safely can onions. You could certainly use chicken brother because its processing time is less than the onions. You could also add the spices and dried herbs. Celery is a different story, though. It's never been tested, so there's no approved recipe. Also, considering celery contains so much water, it would probably just become mush.
@@2leelouCreates Thank You for the information! I ended up blanching & Freezing so it wouldn't go bad as far as turning into mush that would be fine as I would only use it for a recipe calling for Cream of "something"
What a fantastic idea! Thank you for sharing the link for the PDF.
Thanks for sharing the recipes for "Cream of". It will be so easy to make whatever flavor with veggie powder!
Thank you Linda for sharing. I just printed the PDF on my new printer.
I love these, and love this for saving space. Canned cream soups take up a lot of precious space!
Hello! Thank you for sharing! It seems like most things that I like to cook do call for the Cream Of soups, which we now know are just poison basically. I will be making these for sure! These would make nice mason jar gifts too!
OMG! I finally made the soup mix and am using it for a pot pie....SOOOO good! Thank you!
Wonderful!
Thanks for sharing the Make Your Own Mixes - Everyday Cheapskate link so we can download it. I appreciate it, now I have these recipes at fingers touch and can print them if I want.
Awesome
Perfect! Thanks so much.
Yum adding it to mashed potatoes giving this a try
How did it turn out?
@@krisqueen5939 haven't tried yet
Already downloaded & printed today. Thanks so much. Have been doing this for awhile but have recipes on bits of paper & this makes it so much better. Now have to download the SOS mixes.😊
Thank you SO much for your cream of mix to aid us in making self prepared mixes to use instead of the can stuff!!! Great job!!
Tomato sounds awesome, especially dehydrated ones you made Italian style.
Thank you for the reminder to make my soup mix I was out so thank you for the reminder I love these recipes
I really have to go to copy store .
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I’d like to just make the basic mix and add chicken, beef, dried celery, onions, or mushrooms as needed. What measurement of those would you add to make the equivalent of 1 can of soup? Thank you for sharing this. That link is quite a resource.
If you make the basic soup and add the other things as you need it for a recipe, I think I'd start with 1/4 cup and adjust to achieve the flavor I want.
So cool! Is there a way to use dehydrated mushrooms for a cream of mushroom soup?
Sure! I'd suggest grinding up some to make mushroom powder and add it to the flavor you like. Then, of course, add some of the dehydrated sliced ones, too.
How would I make a cream of celery soup mix?
I have dehydrated celery that I've ground into powder. I'd add some of that with some small pieces of chopped cellery.
Off topic a bit, is it safe to can celery soup? No thickeners in it just chopped celery & onions with spices & chicken broth
Here's some info I got for you. The first link explains how to safely can onions. You could certainly use chicken brother because its processing time is less than the onions. You could also add the spices and dried herbs. Celery is a different story, though. It's never been tested, so there's no approved recipe. Also, considering celery contains so much water, it would probably just become mush.
@@2leelouCreates Thank You for the information! I ended up blanching & Freezing so it wouldn't go bad as far as turning into mush that would be fine as I would only use it for a recipe calling for Cream of "something"
What dried chicken/vegetable broth do buy in bulk & where please
I get the Knor brand granules. You can find them at restraint supply stores.
I buy knorr at Costco or Wal-Mart