Cream of Brussels Sprout Soup, an easy one pot creamy Brussels sprout soup recipe with fresh Brussels sprouts, vegetables, broth, and a little cream.
Cream of Brussels Sprouts Soup, a homemade creamy Brussels Sprout soup recipe for you today! Can’t get enough soup this time of year? Check out my easy Egg Roll Soup and Chicken Tortilla Soup for more delicious soup recipes.
Are you ready to talk about some soup? This Cream of Brussels Sprout Soup recipe is so easy! You put everything in a pot, let is cook, then blend it all together and add a little cream. That’s it!
My family calls this Brussel Sprout Soup, although technically they’re Brussels sprouts with that “s” on the end and capital B. I call it Cream of Brussels Sprout Soup, they call it Brussel Sprout Soup, but either way, it’s easy and delicious.
I love how you basically put all the ingredients (except the cream) into one pot all at the same time!
To start, place the fresh Brussels sprouts in the pot. I trimmed off the ends and cut each sprout in half so they wouldn’t take so long to cook.
Then add the chopped celery, carrot, onion, garlic, dried thyme, and salt and pepper to the pot. You may need to adjust the seasoning to your family’s personal preference. I also added a little Dijon mustard but if you’re not a mustard fan you can leave it out.
Next, pour the broth on top of the other ingredients. I used chicken broth but you could use vegetable broth for a vegetarian soup.
I also added a little apple cider that we had in the house but you could omit or could also add a little more if you like apple. Fresh chopped apple would also be great in the soup!
Bring it all to a boil, then simmer for about 10-15 minutes or until the vegetables are soft.
When the vegetables are soft and cooked through, use an immersion blender to blend the soup. I left mine a little on the chunkier side but you can continue blending until it’s a lot smoother.
Then add the cream and cook a little longer. If you want a creamier or thicker soup you can use more cream.
I LOVE my immersion blender, but if you don’t have one and don’t want to get one, you can also use a blender (or even a food processor). Be sure the soup is either cold when you add it to the blender or leave part of the top off of the blender to let the steam escape if the soup is hot, otherwise, it may explode, and you don’t want that.
Here’s a quick video so you can see how easy this creamy Brussels sprout soup is to put together…
Cream of Brussels Sprout Soup
Ingredients
- 1 pound fresh Brussels sprouts ends cut off and cut in half
- 1/3 cup chopped celery
- 1/3 cup chopped carrot
- 1/3 cup chopped onion
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard (optional)
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 4 cups chicken broth (or vegetable broth)
- 3 tablespoons apple cider (optional)
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
Instructions
- Place the fresh Brussels sprouts, celery, carrot, onion, garlic, mustard, thyme, pepper, and salt in a medium pot. Pour broth and cider and stir to combine.
- Place pot over medium-high heat, and bring to a boil. Simmer for about 10-15 minutes or until vegetables are cooked through and soft.
- Use an immersion blender to blend everything to desired consistency.
- Stir in cream and cook another few minutes until slightly thickened.
Notes
Love Brussels sprouts and want more Brussels Sprouts recipes? Check out my Roasted Brussels Sprouts recipe for an easy delicious side dish. This Bacon Brussels Sprout with Maple Bourbon Glaze also looks and sounds incredible from Our Salty Kitchen. Or how about this fun Roasted Potato Pizza with Shaved Brussels Sprout Slaw from Snixy Kitchen. Fun!
Rachel says
Awesome recipe, thank you! I used about twice the amount of most of the vegetables. We had homemade chicken drippings from two nights before for the broth and my brussels sprouts had already been roasted with grape and thyme and de-glazed with balsamic vinegar which is a favourite recipe of ours from Martha Stewart, but we had accidentally over cooked them, so I just threw that bundle in and added less apple cider vinegar. It was amazing! I will definitely use this recipe again.It saved us from wasting those mushy brussels sprouts and was so delicious that we wanted seconds!
Lisa Huff says
Happy to hear you enjoyed the soup! Thanks for leaving a comment! :)
OMAR SARA says
Thank you for sharing these delicious recipes
Kathryn C says
I’m not much of a cream soup person but that soup does look good, real comfort food!
Kathryn C
Brenda Robinson says
The soup looks sooooo go and I love brussel sprouts.
jenny says
This looks so yummy and perfect for the cold weather months! I’ve never even heard of soup made with Brussel sprouts, but I am going to give this a try!
Lisa Huff says
Thanks! Hope you enjoy!
Marilyn Holt says
The soup looks great for a cold day. Going to try thing one.
Liz says
I made this tonight. It was simple and delicious. I used vegetable broth and after pureeing added some vegetable better than boullion. I also added some chopped kale that I had left over from another recipe I was making, and added that in the pot at the beginning. I added a dash of cayenne pepper at the end too. Thanks for the recipe. I will be making it again.
Lisa Huff says
Thanks so much Liz! Glad you enjoy! :)
Mary Beth Elderton says
I love the work World Vision does making families and villages sustainable. Also–This Soup! yumm!
Brian Jones says
That sounds amazing, I love Brussels sprouts but have never seen them used like this.. Must give it a try.
Laura says
great soup and I like the idea of adding apple cider, I will try. All for a great cause with World Vision
Dahn says
I eat soup all year long but this is the time of year I tend to eat it practically as a staple food item haha. Brussels sprout soup is going to have to make it to my lunch menu very soon!
Jillian says
This looks perfect for a chilly Fall day!
Lauren says
This soup looks so delicious, and perfect for the colder weather! Yum!