Slow Cooker Olive Garden Copycat Minestrone Soup

By: Jaclyn from Cooking Classy

By: Jaclyn from Cooking Classy

Making soup in your slow cooker can be as easy as dumping the ingredients in the cooker and turning it on. This Slow Cooker Olive Garden Copycat Minestrone Soup is incredibly easy to make and will taste just like the famous soup. This minestrone soup recipe is loaded with hearty vegetables, beans, and noodles. This soup can be served as a meal because it is very filling. Garnish this soup recipe with cheese for a richer soup. This Olive Garden recipe goes well with any meal on a cold day!

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Preparation Time20 min

Slow Cooker Time HIGH4 hr

Cooking MethodSlow Cooker

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AuntKarolyn

Nov 09, 2018

This Slow Cooker Olive Garden Copycat Minestrone Soup is so full of flavor and an abundance of healthy vegetables. I love that the instructions for stove top are also included in the recipe (I prefer stove top). Your family will love this hardy vegetable soup on thee cold evenings. Of course I like to serve it with crispy Italian bread on the side, and definitely topped with grated Romano cheese.

Hippie Chick

Sep 26, 2018

There are a lot of ingredients required to make this soup, but after reading over the list, I see that several of them are just basic spices. Some of the other ingredients are things I buy regularly and some are items I dont usually buy. I will give this version a try and then change it up as needed.

kmcartoonity 62072 74

Sep 09, 2017

I am so happy to see a vegan - friendly version of this delicious soup! It is packed with protein and a ton of nutritious veggies, so it will fill you up without a ton of calories or fat. If you cook the pasta separately, this stuff is freezer friendly, and the leftovers taste even better the next day!