(97 Recipes) Toscana Recipes

Incredible! 5.0/5
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Very similar to the soup at Olive garden. 6 grams of fiber and over 14 grams of protein per serving!!Submitted by: KRISTIN_SHARP

Very Good 4.9/5
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Tastes better than Olive Garden and waaaaaay healthier!Submitted by: JASONZ

Incredible! 5.0/5
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Reduced-fat version of a favoriteSubmitted by: ERINRNINMAINE

Very Good 4.6/5
(5 ratings)

SoupSubmitted by: AGPINKSTON

Incredible! 5.0/5
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Famous at the Olive GardenSubmitted by: SLCTALBOT

Very Good 4.7/5
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This Italian soup is delicious alone or with salad and breadsticks. Contains 3.7 grams of fiber per 2 cup serving.Submitted by: CHANNELED

Incredible! 5.0/5
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Similar to the soup made at Olive GardenSubmitted by: FRANICMANIC

Incredible! 5.0/5
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This tastes just like the spicy sausage soup at Olive Garden!!Submitted by: READY2BFIT16

Incredible! 5.0/5
(1 rating)

Rich, hearty soup, not light in calories, but really delicious with crusty bread when it's cold outside
Submitted by: WAIWTFR

Incredible! 5.0/5
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Submitted by: ANTCOF

Incredible! 5.0/5
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This potato soup with sausage is similar to the Olive Garden's famous Toscana soup.Submitted by: MANGLIN86

Incredible! 5.0/5
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This tastes just like Olive Garden's soup!Submitted by: GINNY3013

Very Good 4.0/5
(1 rating)

This is my favorite soup. I order it every time we go there. I don't like the salad because they put too much dressing on them, but anyway -- I've used the links though this time I used the tube that you fry up - you can do regular Italian sausage too, I was trying to cut the fat. Submitted by: SPAZWRITER

Very Good 4.0/5
(1 rating)

Submitted by: KESHAB623

Very Good 4.0/5
(1 rating)

This is a low carb supper soup. Not low fat, purposefully. Fats are allowed on this eating plan. Serving size is about 2 cups. I would have put more cauliflower in the soup if I had more and I would have used chicken broth if I had that. But this was made with what I had. Still turned out really good and very similar to the restaurant version. Submitted by: LIVINMYDREAMS

Good 3.0/5
(1 rating)

This is a clone of the Olive Garden Zuppa ToscanaSubmitted by: NICENAST

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Submitted by: MANDCANE

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Soup at Olive GardenSubmitted by: MAILFROMDJ

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yummy italian soupSubmitted by: XTIANNICOL

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Hearty potatoe sausage soupSubmitted by: LHEAD71

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My favorite soup from olive garden, I have turned this into a lower sodium receipe. (Or Tried)Submitted by: EGIBLOCK

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Yummy personalized duplicate!Submitted by: KTRUNNER

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Sooooooo good - taken from different board and modified. Start with boiling potatoes and onions, then brown turkey - makes it much faster.Submitted by: TATYJU

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This is a classic Italian-style soup served by a famous, large-chain not-so-healthy restaurant. I needed a good zuppa, so I converted this to vegetarian style. So good, and perfect for cold weather..Submitted by: XBINDUX

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A lower fat version of a restaurant favorite.

This it not my recipe. It appeared originally here http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/R
estaurant-Style-Zuppa-Tosc
ana/Detail.aspx. This is my attempt to lower the fat content using coments by users who have tried it, and my own playing around in the kitchen.

This is not spicy like the restaurant version. If you want to add the spice you can add red pepper flakes to taste.

The cooking time reflects the fact I did not need to cook the sausage first.Submitted by: SILVERWING26

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Submitted by: BECKYY2009

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Submitted by: MARAFAYE

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Submitted by: KAMEKUTZ

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A healthier version of this restaurant favorite!Submitted by: TRACY41236

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Submitted by: LADYGWEN25

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Submitted by: STEVE-IN-JOPLIN

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Submitted by: ARODRIGUEZ3

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Submitted by: NSPANG

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Like Olive Garden's soup, only a delicious low fat versionSubmitted by: SISSYFEB48

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Love Olive Garden Zuppa, try this lower fat/calorie version (I sometimes omit the bacon to save a few more calories)Submitted by: HOTTPEPPER

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Very similar to the Olive Garden specialty, but guilt-free . . . I usually double the ingredients in the first step, and freeze 1/2 of them for a later quick meal.Submitted by: CINDITOPPER

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Submitted by: TEACHERRJD

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From Allrecipes.com. Makes hearty meal.Submitted by: CHWABE

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adapted from copycat internet recipes... now using turkey sausage, frozen organic potatoes, etc...Submitted by: GINAOFHOPE

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Remaking a favorite of my husband's to suit our new dietary needs while making it a little healthier. Submitted by: MAMABOARDLEY

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Lighter version of the classic Olive Garden Soup.Submitted by: MUSICFREAK37

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My adaptation of another sparker JASONZ 's recipeSubmitted by: BLISSFULLYOUNG

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Submitted by: JCOZ6282

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This is reduced fat, reduced calorie version of my favorite soup from the Olive Garden, Zuppa Toscana! It's a hearty, spicy, creamy soup with sausage, potatoes and kale. By using lean turkey sausage, skipping the heavy cream, and making sure to add tons of kale, the calories are slashed without losing the flavor. All ingredients are approximations and guidelines, and can easily be increased or reduced to your preference. I also usually add some seasonings, like fresh or dried herbs or red pepper for extra spice, but these are optional, since the sausage is usually already seasoned. Please feel free to give suggestions for improvement!Submitted by: NEEDMICROPHONE

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Submitted by: ONWINGSOFEAGLES

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A healthier version of Olive Garden's Zuppa ToscanaSubmitted by: LILOPEASHY

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This is a version of the soup you get at Olive Garden that I found on-line and then changed it to decrease the calories and fat content.Submitted by: SINGHIZPRAISE

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Knock off of Olive Garden's famous soup with italian sausage, bacon, and greens.Submitted by: EILEENNP