Campbells Golden Mushroom Soup Substitute

"I have seen many people looking for a similar tasting soup. this is not technically a soup I make but a sauce that tastes very similar and is used for slow cooker pot roasts and on top of meat dishes"
 
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photo by Shandaeya C. photo by Shandaeya C.
photo by Shandaeya C.
photo by Shandaeya C. photo by Shandaeya C.
photo by Shandaeya C. photo by Shandaeya C.
Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
10
Yields:
3 cups
Serves:
4
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ingredients

  • 4 tablespoons clarified butter
  • 3 tablespoons flour
  • 1 12 cups beef stock
  • 1 12 tablespoons tomato paste
  • 1 lb mushroom, I prefer baby portabella. slice thin
  • 12 cup dry white wine
  • 1 tablespoon oil, I use safflower
  • 1 garlic clove, crushed
  • 1 small stalk celery, about 4 inches, diced fine
  • 14 cup onion, diced fine. I prefer Vidalia
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directions

  • take 3 tbsp of clarified butter, reserving the 4th, and heat in sauce pan. add flour and whisk until it has bubbled vigorously for 30-60 seconds. then add boiling beef stock and whisk until smooth. add the tomato paste and whisk until smooth. sauce should be very thick.
  • in a very large saute pan add the reserved tbsp of clarified butter and the oil and heat until the pan starts to smoke. add the sliced mushrooms and cook for 3-5 minute add white wine to the mushrooms and cook for 1 minute add the mushroom mixture to the sauce and season to taste with salt and pepper.
  • if you want a stronger flavor add a small amount of beef bullion crystals in small amounts until you get the flavor you like. you can now add other spices you like.

Questions & Replies

  1. This seems like a great substitute for the canned version to use in many casserole dishes that call for a can of the store bought version. I am wondering how long this would keep in the fridge, or if you can freeze it?
     
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Reviews

  1. Great spot on recipe! I grew up with this soup for cooking in a lot of our family foods, most specifically what I needed it for was beef roast. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find any cans at the moment because of the pandemic, but this recipe is perfect, it looks and tastes just like Campbell's but without the extra sodium and metallicy flavor from the cans. I used baby portabella mushrooms and a cheap pinot Grigio and that worked just fine. I made a quick beef broth from Better than Bouillon but honestly if you have home made beef stock that flavor will only help punch up this recipe. I'm so thankful for this.
     
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  2. This recipe is excellent for Chicken Marsala but it is NOT a spot on substitute for Campbell’s Golden Mushroom soup. And where does the celery, onion and garlic come into play? Delicious but misleading.
     
  3. SPOT ON! Totally impressed but I did miss when you add the garlic, celery & onions? I will sauté them first briefly before adding the mushrooms next time. I too needed Golden Mushroom soup for a recipe (pot roast) and went to 3 places; all were out. Could it be we’re all making the same recipe from Just a Pinch??
     
  4. Thank you for this recipe. I developed a corn allergy a few years ago which prevented me from being able to use store bought soups in my recipes. This mushroom soup sauce has been exactly what I have been looking for to use in place of Campbells Golden Mushroom soup. Today I am using this to make my Mom's homemade stuffing which I haven't been able to eat since my corn allergy developed.
     
  5. Easy and delicious! I needed some Golden Mushroom Soup for a recipe, but couldn't find it at any of the three grocery stores I checked. I followed this recipe instead, using the ingredients I had on-hand. Here are the changes I made: used regular half-salt butter instead of clarified;used 2 cups beef broth (didn't have white wine), omitted tomato paste. To season, i only used pepper since the beef broth was salty enough. It was quick, easy, and yummy! I'll definitely make it again.
     
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  1. Easy and delicious! I needed some Golden Mushroom Soup for a recipe, but couldn't find it at any of the three grocery stores I checked. I followed this recipe instead, using the ingredients I had on-hand. Here are the changes I made: used regular half-salt butter instead of clarified;used 2 cups beef broth (didn't have white wine), omitted tomato paste. To season, i only used pepper since the beef broth was salty enough. It was quick, easy, and yummy! I'll definitely make it again.
     

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rural family doctor that is interested in cooking. I am not a sweet fan and mostly like savory dishes. I am very good with sauces but can not bake at all and I working on leaning to bake but so far it has not been good with the necessary removal of all smoke detectors from the house when I attempt to bake. I feel sauces are created with analytical processes but baking requires an artistic talent that I have not yet achieved.
 
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