Cozy Cheeseburger Bowl

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All those bacon mushroom Swiss burger vibes, now in a steamy soup bowl. Serve it up with buttery garlic toast for the ultimate feel-good meal, especially when it’s cold outside.

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Shared By Emily
Last revised on Fri, 23 May 2025 23:34:58 GMT
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Craving a cheeseburger but want major cozy vibes instead? My Bacon Mushroom Swiss Soup totally nails it. All the good stuff from a fully loaded burger gets turned into one warm, soothing bowl. Crispy bacon, soft mushrooms, and gooey Swiss cheese—this is pure comfort that wins over everyone at my dinner table.

Ultimate Cozy Bowl

You get all those must-have burger flavors here and don’t even have to light the grill. Smoky bacon plus mushrooms with a cheesy, creamy broth? It’s next-level comfort. I whip this up whenever I want dinner to feel kinda special without the fuss.

What Goes In

  • Heavy Cream: Makes everything extra smooth and creamy.
  • Onion and Garlic: Toss in for a tasty base layer.
  • Mushrooms: Bring that awesome earthy bite.
  • Beef Broth: Holds it all together and packs a savory punch.
  • Bacon: Gives a salty, smoky crisp in every bite.
  • Swiss Cheese: Melts just right and brings out the flavor.
  • Ground Beef: Adds that familiar burger goodness.

How to Make It

Get Everything Cozy:
Add your bacon and browned beef back in and let it all simmer for a minute.
Melt the Cheese:
Mix in the cream and cheese. Let that cheese get oozy and creamy.
Time for Creaminess:
Sprinkle in some flour, pour in broth slowly, then stir everything till you get a silky mix.
Add the Veggies:
Sauté mushrooms, onions, and garlic right in the bacon drippings.
Brown Your Beef:
Cook the meat, get rid of the excess fat, and keep it handy.
Crisp Up Bacon:
Fry the bacon until it's crunchy, then set it aside.

Extra Touches

  • Frozen Portions: This one is made for freezing—lasts 3 months. Just add a splash of broth when you warm it up.
  • Looking Good: Toss on more cheese, crumbled bacon, or green onions. Grab some crunchy bread too.
  • Stays Tasty: Pops in the fridge for up to three days and tastes just as good.
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Fast Facts

  • Plant Based: Use veggie broth and a meatless crumble if you want it meat-free.
  • No Gluten: Just sub in your favorite gluten-free thickener.
  • Turkey Swap: Tastes awesome with turkey just spice it up.
  • Easy Prep: Soup is even tastier after a day in the fridge.

Common Questions

→ Can I freeze this soup?

Yes! Pop the base into the freezer, but don’t stir in the cheese or extras until you’re reheating.

→ What if there’s no steak seasoning?

Just shake together the same amount of garlic powder, onion powder, and black pepper. Works just fine.

→ Will any mushrooms work?

Of course! Toss in cremini, portobello, button—whatever you’ve got.

→ How do I stop cheese from lumping up?

Turn down the heat, add a bit of cheese at a time, and keep stirring. Don’t let it get too hot or it’ll get weird and stringy.

→ Can I cook this in advance?

Definitely. Make the soup before, warm it up slowly later, and toss in the cheese and make the buns right before you eat.

Mushroom Bacon Swiss Soup

Take all the best parts of a bacon mushroom Swiss burger and simmer them together for a soul-warming soup. Loads of beef, plenty of mushrooms, and a pile of cheesy goodness.

Preparation Time
20 Minutes
Cooking Time
40 Minutes
Overall Time
60 Minutes
Shared By: Emily

Meal Type: Soups & Stews

Skill Level: Moderate

Cuisine Style: American

Makes: 8 Portions (10 cups)

Special Diet: Low in Carbs

What You’ll Need

01 items Shredded Swiss cheese for topping.
02 items Some cooked bacon for finishing.
03 items 4 teaspoons mayo.
04 items 4 little burger buns.
05 items 1/4 teaspoon black pepper.
06 items 1 teaspoon salt.
07 items 1 teaspoon steak blend.
08 items A 28-ounce can of fire-roasted diced tomatoes.
09 items 2 cups beef broth.
10 items 16 ounces of fresh mushrooms, sliced up.
11 items 1 teaspoon garlic powder.
12 items 1 medium onion, chopped up.
13 items A pound of extra-lean ground beef.
14 items 1 teaspoon chopped fresh garlic.

Steps To Make It

Step 01

Put those toasted buns out with your soup.

Step 02

Throw on some bacon and a handful of Swiss right before you eat.

Step 03

Ladle the hot soup into your bowls.

Step 04

Split the buns, add garlic mayo, toast five minutes until they're a gorgeous golden.

Step 05

Stir garlic powder into your mayonnaise.

Step 06

Let it boil, bring the heat down, and just let it bubble for about fifteen minutes.

Step 07

Sprinkle in salt, steak spice, and a bit of black pepper.

Step 08

Splash in the tomatoes and beef broth.

Step 09

Stir in mushrooms, let them get soft and brown.

Step 10

Toss in onion and garlic. Wait until onion gets see-through.

Step 11

In a big pot, cook up the ground beef till it's all browned.

Step 12

Crank your oven up to 400 degrees F.

Extra Notes

  1. Stir in some cream if you want it extra smooth.
  2. Will keep in the fridge about three days.
  3. Warm it up gently when reheating.

Essential Tools

  • Large pot for soup.
  • A baking tray.
  • Really sharp knife.

Allergen Info

Review ingredients carefully for allergens, and consult a healthcare provider if you're unsure.
  • Swiss cheese (dairy).
  • Mayonnaise (eggs).
  • Buns (wheat).

Nutritional Info (Per Serving)

Keep in mind, this data is an estimate and not a substitute for professional dietary advice.
  • Calories: 320
  • Fat Content: 19 grams
  • Total Carbs: 18 grams
  • Protein Content: 25 grams