Slow-Cooker Cauliflower, Potato and White Bean Soup Recipe (2024)

Easy convert to instant pot. I sautéed the onion and garlic in the butter and then deglazed with the wine. Added cauliflower, potatoes, beans and broth. Pressure cooked on high for 18 minutes, quick release. Seasoned more aggressively adding some smoked paprika and more garlic powder at the end. Added lemon at the end. Puréed beautifully and didn’t require a full day on slow cooker. Really tasty- I love the creaminess from the beans. Will make again for sure!

Delicious. Comforting. I sub Greek yogurt for sour cream whenever possible. If you add it to the soup in bowls, you can reheat leftovers without separation.

Anyone have an idea on about how long the timing would be for a stove top ole fashioned method of cooking this? Thank you!

I did this QUICKLY and simply on stovetop and it came out great. Just threw everything in a pot (except chives, sour cream, and chips) and I used low sodium chicken broth (had on hand). Brought to a boil and then simmered for about an hour til veggies were tender. Took off heat and puréed in pot with an immersion blender. Doesn’t even need sour cream or chives (my garden ones had died for the winter!). Yum and healthy.

Converted to stovetop. Sautéed onions and garlic first, then added potatoes then wine then broth and herbs. Added rosemary and thyme. Roasted the cauliflower in the oven at 400 for 30 mins then added it and cooked 30 mins more. Added the beans when I added the cauliflower. Was absolutely outstanding

This just sounded like something I would want to eat again later so I doubled the batch. I used bone broth instead of the veggie broth. And I love garlic, so I used an entire head, that I chopped up,and sautéed it for a bit first. I used 1/2 Greek yogurt and 1/2 sour cream. I also cooked and cut up applewood bacon along with cheddar cheese, sour cream, scallions and chives and of course the suggested sour cream and onion potato chips. The soup needs the toppings or it’s a bit bland.

I just made this on the stove in my Dutch oven. I had a 1.5 pound golden cauliflower so used equal potatoes by weight, more stock and wine, a rosemary sprig from the garden ( last one I think), topped with yogurt and scallions. i did add a bit of sweet smoked paprika and a dash of Aleppo. Rave reviews!

I soaked a pound of dried beans overnight , and also added carrots, celery, and parm rind. Added extra broth so beans and vegetables were covered. Used potato masher so it would be a little chunky. Delicious!

Try vegan sour cream. Forager makes a good one, but there are many brands on the market.

Made this stovetop and it’s DELICIOUS. In case anyone else doesn’t have a crockpot:- Sautéed onions in butter until translucent- added garlic, sautéed until fragrant,- added wine and sautéed for a minute - added all ingredients and simmered for ~ 1 hr - only change I made was using almost 6c of veggie stock (I used very diluted stock given the other salt, but that’s a preference)It was so good by itself I almost didn’t add the sour cream. But that would have been a miss. This is heaven.

I did it on stove. brought ingredients to boil, turned down to medium for about 30 minutes of a moderate boil, then down to simmer for about an hour before pureeing. Otherwise followed recipe to the letter--wonderful results. Would serve to guests with great anticipation. A definite keeper. Although I skipped the chips and cheese for garnish in favor a dollop of sour cream and some chives.

Since it cooks for 8 hours, is it possible to use dried beans that have been soaked overnight, rather than canned?

To make this dairy free use homemade cashew cream or a store bought vegan sour cream like Tofutti Sour Cream.

Easy convert to instant pot. I sautéed the onion and garlic in the butter and then deglazed with the wine. Added cauliflower, potatoes, beans and broth. Pressure cooked on high for 18 minutes, quick release. Seasoned more aggressively adding some smoked paprika and more garlic powder at the end. Added lemon at the end. Puréed beautifully and didn’t require a full day on slow cooker. Really tasty- I love the creaminess from the beans. Will make again for sure!

Haven't made this, yet, but will! Can this be adapted to an InstPot? If not, I will make is it the old fashioned way - stove top!

Was excited for this recipe and made a day in advance so the flavors could meld. Not a fan. Two changes, I didn’t have chives and I roasted the cauliflower. Don’t think these changes added to dislike The lemon felt overpowering and although I ate for two meals, I tossed the rest.

I added more spices as I usually do for recipes: smoked paprika, rosemary, sage, and mustard. Added red pepper flakes as a garnish for a little heat. Delicious! I also followed the Instant Pot instructions in the comments and those worked very well. Will make again.

Tried this and decided to make the second half of the last step a DYI, setting out chives, Greek yogurt, and shredded cheddar. Also, at the risk of being condemned for vulgarity, French fried onions a la Durkee, which turned out to be a are a very tasty garnish on the blended version.

Great meal prep recipe. I used chicken stock for some protein… & when reheating added 2 handfuls of baby spinach— happy random addition. Of ate with cheese and dairy stuff (I had greek yogurt).

My crock pot quit working the day I tried this soup. Stovetop worked fine. I didn't feel the potato chips and cheddar were necessary (unless, maybe you're entertaining). It was delicious anyway! I hope it freezes well. The recipe makes a huge amount for one person.

I cooked it on the stove top for 2-3 hours on very low heat. Turned out great

Used the instant pot to make this, per directions others provided. Found it a bit unexciting but on our second night eating this I added some Italian chicken sausage that I cut up and sautéed. Very satisfying.

Half the beans. Needs the toppings but good and filling

“It’s like eating the edges of paper.” That was my husband’s assessment of this recipe. My assessment - so very bland, as many commenters have stated. I made it exactly as written. Then I did everything I could think of to keep it alive (including adding kielbasa, more wine, and more love), but alas: this was a DOA recipe for us.

Love that it can be made in the crockpot without any other preparation. Due to dietary restrictions I used vegan sour cream, sweet potatoes for white potatoes, no garlic powder, and only 1 garlic clove, and 1 tbs of chopped onion. I found it tasty. Might crumble some bacon on top when serving next time.

I made this over the stove top. It worked out well, but I had to add more broth than the recipe called for

Great recipe! the only change I made was to saute the onions and garlic first, deglaze with the wine and then add everything into the crockpot. used a bit less than 8oz sour cream, dried chives and it turned out delicious.

an addendum to my first comment.... I definitely recommend just a few whirls with an immersion blender, leaving the soup chunky.

We cut up and sautéed a couple of chicken sausages, and added them to the soup. We ate it with whole grain bread from the store bakery. With these accompaniments this was a delicious and filling meal. It provided several servings for 2 people, and I added the sausage each time, after eating the soup with only the bread the first time. I would also include a salad or fresh vegetable on the side, though the soup is vegetable-rich.

Pretty good, very rich and creamy soup.