Low-Carb Tuscan Soup with Sausage and Riced Cauliflower

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Low-Carb Tuscan Soup features sausage and riced cauliflower (and some heavy whipping cream) for a comforting family-friendly meal. This gluten-free soup is quick to pull together for an easy weeknight dinner.

Low-Carb Tuscan Soup features sausage and riced cauliflower (and some heavy whipping cream) for a comforting family-friendly meal. This gluten-free soup is quick to pull together for an easy weeknight dinner.
Low-Carb Tuscan Soup features sausage and riced cauliflower (and some heavy whipping cream) for a comforting family-friendly meal. This gluten-free soup is quick to pull together for an easy weeknight dinner.

Low Carb Ground Sausage Recipe (for dinner):

With this Low-Carb Tuscan Soup, we wanted to recreate our Tuscan Sausage and White Bean Soup which is our most popular recipe on the blog. It is also a great option if you are following a Keto diet, check out the graph at the end of this post for more information!

It’s no wonder our Tuscan Sausage and White Bean Soup is a crowd-pleaser, because its garlicky flavor satisfies any hunger.  Both the original recipe and this new one are simple recipes that take only a matter of minutes to prepare on a busy weeknight. This comforting, new version still warms your belly on a cold, winter’s night while being low-carb AND gluten-free.

Low Carb Tuscan Soup with Sausage and Riced Cauliflower is an easy stove top soup.

Low-Carb Tuscan Soup with Sausage and Riced Cauliflower

In this version, we eliminated the flour that was in the original recipe, which is a big no-no for low carb.  We also made a couple other simple substitutions.

We swapped the evaporated milk for heavy whipping cream.  Riced cauliflower is our substitution for the white beans. Not familiar with riced cauliflower? You can find this in the freezer section of the grocery store. We use the steamer bags that you cook in the microwave. This Low-Carb Tuscan Soup is sure to satisfy your soup craving.

If your family likes different seasonings, do not be afraid to taste the soup before serving and add your own spin to the soup. That’s one of the great things about what we call “base” recipes – with just a few of your own additions, you can make them your own!

Low Carb Tuscan Soup with Sausage and Riced Cauliflower is an easy stove top soup.

Low Carb Ground Sausage Soup Ingredients

  • Butter
  • Garlic
  • Onions (optional)
  • Ground Pork Sausage
  • Riced Cauliflower
  • Heavy Whipping Cream
  • Chicken Broth (or bone broth)
  • Salt and Black Pepper
Low-Carb Tuscan Soup features sausage and riced cauliflower (and some heavy whipping cream) for a comforting family-friendly meal. This gluten-free soup is quick to pull together for an easy weeknight dinner.

How to Make Low-Carb Tuscan Soup with Sausage and Riced Cauliflower

Step By Step Instructions

  1. Cook the pork sausage. Once cooked, drain and set sausage aside.
  2. Cook riced cauliflower according to directions.
  3. Melt butter in a saucepan. Add garlic and onions (optional) and cook for 1 to 2 minutes until onions are translucent.
  4. Pour in the chicken broth and heavy whipping cream stirring occasionally until the soup comes to a boil.
  5. Add the cooked and drained pork sausage, cooked riced cauliflower, salt and pepper. Heat through, and enjoy!

For the full instructions for Keto Tuscan Soup, scroll to the bottom of this post. 

Looking for other low carb recipes?  Try our Instant Pot Low-Carb Mashed Cauliflower or Low-Carb Baked Spaghetti Squash.

Low-Carb Tuscan Soup features sausage and riced cauliflower (and some heavy whipping cream) for a comforting family-friendly meal. This gluten-free soup is quick to pull together for an easy weeknight dinner.

Recipe FAQs

  • Riced cauliflower is found in the freezer section at the grocery store.
  • Cook the riced cauliflower before adding to the soup; often times, this involves cooking directly in the bag in the microwave.
  • More or less ground sausage can be used to taste.
  • Onions are optional.
  • Use jarred minced garlic if desired, although fresh garlic gives a better flavor.
  • This keto ground sausage soup gets better as it sits in the refrigerator.
Low Carb Tuscan Soup with Sausage and Riced Cauliflower is an easy stove top soup.

What can I eat for a low carb dinner?

If you are looking for some low-carb dinner options, we have some suggestions below.

What can I do with Riced Cauliflower?

  • Make a pizza crust.
  • Add it to a smoothie for a boost of vegetables with no added flavor.
  • Substitute it for rice in any recipe.
  • Add it to scrambled eggs.
  • Low Carb Fried Rice
  • “Faux” Cheesy Potatoes
  • Add it to soup like this Chorizo Taco Soup.
Low Carb Tuscan Soup with Sausage and Riced Cauliflower is an easy stove top soup.
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5 from 2 votes

Low-Carb Tuscan Soup

Low-Carb Tuscan Soup features sausage and riced cauliflower (and some heavy whipping cream) for a comforting family-friendly meal. This gluten-free soup is quick to pull together for an easy weeknight dinner.
Prep Time15 minutes
Cook Time15 minutes
Total Time30 minutes
Course: Soup
Cuisine: American
Keyword: low-carb tuscan soup, sausage and riced cauliflower soup, tuscan soup with sausage
Servings: 8 servings
Calories: 437kcal
Author: Barbara

Ingredients

  • 1/4 cup butter
  • 1/2 cup chopped onion (optional)
  • 4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
  • 1 cup chicken broth
  • 16 oz. heavy whipping cream
  • 1 lb. cooked pork sausage
  • 12 oz. riced cauliflower, cooked
  • 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
  • 1 teaspoon salt

Instructions

  • Melt butter in a large saucepan.
  • Add onion (optional) and minced garlic; cook for 1 to 2 minutes while stirring occasionally.
    Low Carb Tuscan Soup with Sausage and Riced Cauliflower is an easy stove top soup.
  • Pour in the chicken broth and heavy whipping cream.  Bring to a boil, while stirring occasionally. 
    Low Carb Tuscan Soup with Sausage and Riced Cauliflower is an easy stove top soup.
  • Add cooked sausage, cooked riced cauliflower, black pepper and salt; heat through.
    Low Carb Tuscan Soup with Sausage and Riced Cauliflower is an easy stove top soup.

Notes

  • This is a recreation of our number one most popular recipe– Tuscan Sausage and White Bean Soup.
  • In this version, we eliminated the flour that was in the original recipe, which is a big no-no for low carb.  We also made a couple other simple substitutions.
  • We swapped the evaporated milk for heavy whipping cream.  Riced cauliflower is our substitution for the white beans. Not familiar with riced cauliflower? You can find this in the freezer section of the grocery store. We use the steamer bags that you cook in the microwave. This Low-Carb Tuscan Soup is sure to satisfy your soup craving.
  • If your family likes different seasonings, do not be afraid to taste the soup before serving and add your own spin to the soup. That’s one of the great things about what we call “base” recipes – with just a few of your own additions, you can make them your own!
  • Looking for other low carb recipes?  Try our Instant Pot Low-Carb Mashed Cauliflower or Low-Carb Baked Spaghetti Squash.
  • The nutritional information below is auto-calculated and can vary depending on the products used.

Nutrition

Calories: 437kcal | Carbohydrates: 5g | Protein: 11g | Fat: 42g | Saturated Fat: 22g | Cholesterol: 134mg | Sodium: 844mg | Potassium: 354mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 1g | Vitamin A: 1053IU | Vitamin C: 24mg | Calcium: 60mg | Iron: 1mg

Low-Carb Tuscan Soup has sausage and riced cauliflower for a hearty soup flavor without all of the carbs.

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13 Comments

    1. We haven’t ever tried to substitute coconut milk in this recipe. It could work but might give it a bit of a coconut flavor? Let us know if you try it!

  1. I added thyme and a couple of bay leaves. Talk about amping up the flavors in this soup! I also usedsteamed cauliflower chunks along with the riced cauliflower for added texture. Thanks for sharing.

  2. microwave the cauliflower then cut off a tiny little corner of the bag and squeeze out the liquid,,,thats what makes the foul odor, it[s the juice

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