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By Margie99
on March 21, 2011
We really liked this. I made a couple of adjustments. I sauted a chopped onion and the sausage in a large skillet and then added a few cloves of garlic. I then continued on a directed using chicken broth instead of water. I used cream of onion soup and we liked it. I served the cheese at the table so everyone would get some and to entice my little ones to eat it.
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on June 27, 2010
I follow the original recipe, but I diced the sausage and browned in olive oil,(didnt use butter)with onions, garlic, salt and pepper. My family loved it
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on May 05, 2010
I love this recipe. I am making it for my second time tonight. I use 98% fat free cream of celery, and I use turkey kielbasa. Because I cut those calories out, I cook the kielbasa in a little margarine (as another person suggested) for flavor, and it comes out delicious. Even my husband loves it!
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on July 22, 2009
Super supper! I did not have the same issues as some other commentors with bland flavor. I think this is because I browned the kielbasa first in the butter before adding the other ingredients. Also, instead of using canned cream of celery, I made it from Cream of Celery Soup (which obviously took a bit longer - but not much - and it was *soooo* good) . Thank you TBG!
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on April 07, 2009
I made the recipe exactly as written, and like shapeweaver, I found it to be a little bland. Next time I make it, I'll use a spicier sausage and brown it first, leave out the mushrooms (my husband wasn't crazy about those), and add some onions and peppers and a bit more seasoning. I think it's a good base recipe to work with, and I loved the convenience of having it all in one skillet. Thanks for posting it!
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I made this on 5/10/08 for mine and SO's dinner.I followed the recipe except for having to use cream of broccoli instead of the soup that was called for.But, we found this to be a pretty bland recipe, and I don't think it was because of the different soup,since cream of celery is pretty bland in itself. Maybe if the sausage was browned a little and some garlic powder was added it might perk it up some.I'm sorry we couldn't give it a higher rating. But thanks for posting anyway.
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on July 14, 2007
I changed it up just a little bit. I didn't use the peas or the mushrooms. I also added in about 1/2 cup each of chopped celery, onion, & bell pepper. I used ground pork sausage and I also used 1 cup chicken broth & 1/2 cup water. This dish came out OUTSTANDING!! My husband said this is one of the best sausage dishes he's ever had. Thanks so much for the keeper!
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on May 17, 2007
My family loved this! This fits into my $5 meal plan. We figured out this meal cost about $3 to make and it fed my family of 4 kid, two of which are teenagers and myself. It got rave reviews and recieved the "do-over" (make this again!) rating from around the table!
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on October 18, 2006
The sauce was not creamy, it just kind of sat there. The dish really had no flavor other than the sausage. I won't make this again. I guess this confirms my feelings about condensed soup.
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on June 02, 2006
This is outstanding!! I omitted the butter as others did and also left out the mushrooms. Used a 16oz bag of frozen peas on accident...thought it was 10oz but it turned out fine. Thanks for a real keeper!!
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on February 04, 2006
Wonderful, wonderful--great smokey flavor AND easy. I have always been partial to one-pan (used a 4.5 qt. dutch oven) casserole/skillet dishes. I cooked some chopped onion in the butter before adding the soup and water. Used brown rice which required longer cook time, so added (light) sausage after cooking about 30 minutes. I transferred the food to a serving bowl before adding the cheese.
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on August 22, 2005
I made this for dinner last night exactly as written. I also omitted the butter. This is a very easy dinner and I really enjoyed it. I am a cream of celery fan so I wouldnt change that for anything. Thanks for an easy recipe:)
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This was super quick since I made the rice in my pressure cooker. I added soup and about 3/4 can of water, and thinly sliced grilled sausage, peas, cheese and covered to heat through. I feel the Cream of Celery is the best choice, although second would be chicken. A good choice for kids if the sausage isn't too spicy. Roxygirl in Colo.
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on May 08, 2005
This was AWESOME!!! I made a few changes due to what I had on hand...I used 10 oz. frozen mixed veggies (peas, carrots, corn, green beans) instead of just peas, and I used shredded colby jack instead of cheddar. I also added some garlic powder and black pepper (habit). Otherwise, prepared just as directed, and thought this was a great quick and easy dish. Oh, I also used 1 Tbsp. margarine for the butter. Thanks for posting! Going into my faves! ~Manda
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on January 29, 2005
This was very yummy. Unfortunatly had to leave out the mushrooms as I have a kid who hates them.
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on January 27, 2005
This was pretty good. I agree that cream of celery is essential - I don't think I would like another cream-of-something soup in it's place. If I make this again, I think I will saute the mushrooms in the butter with some onions and brown the sausage before adding the water and soup. Very quick, easy meal for a chilly weeknight.
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on October 13, 2004
This is one of those nice comfort food, quick to fix when you forgot to thaw something out type of meals. I will definitely make it again but I believe that next time I'll sautee some onions in the butter before I add the water and soup.
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on July 22, 2004
Made this tonight for dinner.OMG.This is absolutely wonderful.I did not add the butter as suggestionin the other posts,but I did add a few drops of liquid smoke.It really added that little "something". Thanks for the great recipe.This is definately a keeper.
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on July 14, 2004
Well, I made this exactly as written and we all loved it! Wouldn't change a thing and so easy to make. Thanks ThatBobbieGirl
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