Who says low carb can’t be filling? Or tasty? This Beef Radish Soup recipe has all the makings of a healthy, hearty beef stew without the carb-laden veggies like potatoes and carrots!
I love hearty and filling soups like chicken zucchini soup and this easy beef soup with radishes. They make the perfect lunch or dinner on cool fall days and the best part is they are both low carb!
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Low Carb Beef Soup with Radishes
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What Is Beef Radish Soup?
This easy beef soup removes the carrots and potatoes in exchange for low-carb, nutrient-packed radishes, onions, celery, and cauliflower all cooked with some stewing beef in a savory broth. It’s the perfect cold-weather entrée, especially after a long day of work or school!
How To Make Beef Radish Soup
Radishes in beef soup might sound a little unconventional, but it’s really a great way to enjoy a flavorful meal without the carbs, allowing you to keep that waistline trim!
- Saute the beef pieces in small batches (see recipe below).
- Add onions & garlic and cook until they are tender and fragrant.
- Add the broth and seasonings, scraping up the flavorful bits that stick to the bottom of the pan.
- Bring to a boil then simmer for about 45 minutes. Add the remaining ingredients and simmer until veggies are tender.
This delicious soup is nothing short of amazing. Sample and adjust the seasonings according to your preference and enjoy!
What To Serve It With
In keeping with the low-carb theme:
- a crispy salad would be a perfect complement to this beef and radish soup.
- steamed veggies like zucchini, squash, or broccoli with cheese sauce make excellent sides, too!
- add a fun appetizer like crisp zucchini fries, bacon wrapped cabbage, or even a simple fresh veggie tray with low carb dill dip for something completely different.
Can You Freeze The Leftovers?
Almost all soups can be frozen, but in this case, the radishes might be a little soggy. If you are going to reheat beef and radish soup, think about tossing in a few fresh radishes and some cauliflower rice to give it a little more bulk. Adjust the seasonings again with salt and pepper or some extra garlic and thyme!
Other Delicious Low Carb Lunch Ideas!
- BLT Egg Salad Lettuce Wraps – fresh and so easy!
- Crustless Ham and Cheese Quiche – perfect any time of day
- Low Carb Cauliflower Pizza Crust – add your favorite pizza toppings!
- Denver Omelet – a classic
- Radish Salad (Mock Potato Salad) – a low carb twist on a favorite
Low Carb Beef Soup with Radishes
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 lb stewing beef trimmed
- ½ small onion diced
- 2 cloves garlic minced
- 8 cups beef broth reduced sodium
- ½ teaspoon thyme
- 1 bay leaf
- 2 bunches radishes halved if large
- 2 stalks celery sliced
- 1½ cups cauliflower rice larger grains
Instructions
- Add 1 tablespoon oil in the bottom of a large soup pot.
- Season beef with salt and pepper. Heat olive oil in the bottom of a large stock pot.
- Brown beef in small batches. Remove and set aside. Add extra oil if needed and add onion and garlic, cook until onion is slightly tender. Add beef broth scraping up any bits in the bottom of the pan. Add beef, thyme and bayleaf.
- Bring to a boil, reduce heat and simmer 45 minutes.
- Stir in radishes, celery and cauliflower rice. Simmer an additional 15-20 minutes or until vegetables are tender.
Nutrition Information
Nutrition information provided is an estimate and will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used.
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The only problem is my son does not like tomatoes. Do you suggest tomato sauce,juice or soup in place if the diced tomatoes?
Thank yo
Hi Pamela, we actually don’t add tomatoes to this recipe so he may love it just as it is! 🙂
Soups is one of my favourite things to make. I love trying new soup recipes and I made this one quite some time ago. It was soooo good and I love the combinations in it! I will definitely make this again one day. I really recommend making this, my family loved it!
What an inventive recipe, just packed with both flavor and delicious veggie nutrition! Such a great twist on more traditional beef soups or stews, with low carb vegetables instead of the usual potatoes and carrots! So cozy, too – this will be great for cold fall and winter evenings!
Putting radishes in soup is such a novel idea! And the herbs and seasonings really round things out.This stew seems like it would be a perfect meal to enjoy with family and friends.
Just what I was looking for! Made this soup for yesterday’s dinner and it was delicious. Will totally be making more of this!
So happy you love the soup Tatiana!
Perfect and flavorful dish. Amazing combination of Beef and Radish. Definitely a comforting meal option.
We love this combo too Veena!
I have never tried beef recipes but this is very tempting to not try. It also sounds so doable that i am surely trying this soon. Thanks for sharing.
Enjoy it Aditi!
This Low carb beef soup looks Incredibly delicious. I have to make this soon for my family!
My family loves it Maggie, I’m sure yours will too!
This looks delish but I don’t eat beef so can you recommend vegetarian protein in substitute.
Maybe some other readers have some suggestions for you!
I’ll have to say I have never even had a cooked radish before. I make this soup today and it is wonderful. My husband thought the radishes were red potatoes! He eats very few vegetables so when he wanted seconds I was surprised and as there were no potatoes or carrots in the soup. Great recipe.
Thanks for sharing Jeanne! So happy to hear how much your husband loved the soup!
I discovered roasting radishes from anAmish novel I was reading..I make them now instead of pitatos with mylow carb meals. I will definitely try this soup?..
This was a delicious recipe and I LOVE discovering that radishes taste like potatoes when cooked. Next I’m going to try roasting them.