Jump To Recipeby Liz Thomson
November 27, 2023This post may contain affiliate links.
This creamy garlic bread soup is made with hearty potatoes and buttery cannellini beans, then topped with crispy garlicky croutons for a rich and delicious soup that is perfect for garlic lovers!
What is Garlic Bread Soup?
I love garlic bread so I started thinking about building a soup recipe around everything I love about it! I kept the flavors rich and savory with plenty of garlic, of course, then I added potatoes and white beans to make this soup thick and creamy. It worked so well! I love how blending white beans into the soup adds fiber and protein while making the broth super rich and silky. The potatoes create a hearty base and the garlic bread croutons take this tasty soup to the next level! Serve it with your favorite pasta or enjoy a big bowl as a main course!
Ingredients and Substitutions
Olive Oil– Used for sautéing the vegetables and providing flavor to the soup.
Onion, Carrots & Celery– This trio of vegetables add a savory flavor to the soup base.
Garlic – Fresh garlic provides lots of flavor, a key element in this garlic bread soup.
Thyme & Parsley- These add a savory, earthy flavor to the soup. You can substitute for fresh thyme and parsley, if desired.
Russet Potatoes- Adds thickness and creaminess to the soup when cooked. Do not substitute for other potatoes, as they don’t have as much starch as russet potatoes.
Cannellini beans– Blending cannellini beans creates a rich, silky texture and it’s also a great way to add fiber and protein to the soup.
Vegetable Broth- I like to use a flavorful “not chicken” style broth like the one from Edward & Sons or Ocean’s Halo.
Crusty Baguette– A crusty baguette makes the best crispy croutons! You can use store bought croutons if you don’t want to make your own, but I love the taste and texture of these homemade croutons!
How to Make Garlic Bread Soup
published November 27, 2023 by Liz Thomson categories:Soup3 comments
Can you freeze this soup?
Can I sub the beans for kidney beans?