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Share Gallery Corrigan's Minestrone Recipe Summary test prep: 20 mins cook: 40 mins total: 1 hr Servings: 12 Yield: 12 servings Advertisement Ingredients Decrease Serving 12 Increase Serving Adjust Original recipe yields 12 servings The ingredient list now reflects the servings specified Ingredient Checklist 2 tablespoons olive oil 5 potatoes, peeled and cubed 5 carrots, chopped 4 stalks celery, chopped 1 sweet onion, chopped 3 cloves garlic, chopped 1 (6 ounce) can tomato paste 1 (15 ounce) can kidney beans, drained and rinsed 1 (14 ounce) can vegetable broth 1 ½ quarts water 3 tablespoons chopped fresh basil 2 tablespoons chopped fresh oregano 1 tablespoon salt 2 cups uncooked elbow macaroni Add all ingredients to shopping list Directions Instructions Checklist Step 1 Heat olive oil in a large pot over medium heat. Stir potatoes, carrots, celery, onion and garlic into pot. Mix in tomato paste, beans, broth and water. Season with basil, oregano and salt. Cook and stir 30 minutes, or until vegetables are tender. Advertisement Step 2 Mix macaroni into pot. Continue cooking 10 minutes, or until macaroni is tender. I Made It Print Nutrition Facts Per Serving: 221 calories; protein 7.5g; carbohydrates 41.8g; fat 3.1g; sodium 873.9mg. Advertisement Reviews (180) Add Rating & Review Most helpful positive review Rating: 4 stars 03/23/2009 Recipe was very easy to make and it makes ALOT! I would recomend to cut your vegetable into small pieces especially the carrots and potatoes. As for the rest I doubled the broth and cut 1/2 cup of the pasta out even this did not work as previously recomended I would go with 1/2 the pasta (and most importantly pre-cook it) I love the pasta in minestrone and it was too much for me! As for the cooking instead of slow simmering I brought the soup up to a boil reduced to a simmer and covered and it cut about 10 minutes off of the cooking time. Helpful (87) Most helpful critical review Rating: 3 stars 09/11/2007 Taste is 5 star but am giving this 3 Stars because of the misinformation when it comes to the ingredient amounts. I made this as directed except for using just 1 cup of elbow macaroni. Makes a lot so I sent some to neighbors. When I took mine out to serve the next day I couldn't believe it. There was NO broth left. The macaroni had absorbed it ALL and I didn't even use the full amount of macaroni. I called my neighbors and they said they enjoyed the STEW - too late to send them over a can or two more of broth to add to it. This soup needs a minimum of 24oz. more of liquid - I would use vegetable broth. Helpful (246) 178 Ratings 5 star values: 77 4 star values: 74 3 star values: 20 2 star values: 6 1 star values: 1 Reviews: Rating: 3 stars 09/11/2007 Taste is 5 star but am giving this 3 Stars because of the misinformation when it comes to the ingredient amounts. I made this as directed except for using just 1 cup of elbow macaroni. Makes a lot so I sent some to neighbors. When I took mine out to serve the next day I couldn't believe it. There was NO broth left. The macaroni had absorbed it ALL and I didn't even use the full amount of macaroni. I called my neighbors and they said they enjoyed the STEW - too late to send them over a can or two more of broth to add to it. This soup needs a minimum of 24oz. more of liquid - I would use vegetable broth. Helpful (246) Rating: 4 stars 03/23/2009 Recipe was very easy to make and it makes ALOT! I would recomend to cut your vegetable into small pieces especially the carrots and potatoes. As for the rest I doubled the broth and cut 1/2 cup of the pasta out even this did not work as previously recomended I would go with 1/2 the pasta (and most importantly pre-cook it) I love the pasta in minestrone and it was too much for me! As for the cooking instead of slow simmering I brought the soup up to a boil reduced to a simmer and covered and it cut about 10 minutes off of the cooking time. Helpful (87) Rating: 4 stars 02/17/2008 GREAT START BUT...needed some adjustments to get to 5 Stars. Here is how I got to 5 Stars: Added 1/2 bag frozen chopped spinach 1 can petite diced Italian tomatoes 1 can pesto tomatoes paste (Contadina brand) 1/2 the recommended amount of dried spices 5 cloves garlic nixed the pasta only 2 potatoes 4 carrots 3 whole celery stalks (leaves and all!) 1 zucchini 2 small yellow squash 1 quart vegetable stock and 1 can chicken broth (no water!) 1 more can of regular tomatoe paste will likely make it 6 stars...NEXT TIME!!! Thanks for the recipe! PSST...don't forget the sprinkle of cheese! Helpful (76) Advertisement Rating: 4 stars 12/09/2007 I'm rewriting this review because I made the minestrone again and it is SOGOOD! Last time I made it the liquid disappeared within an hour or two of taking the pot off of the stove. I mean it was totally gone--like a casserole or something. So here's what I changed this time: I used 3 potatoes 3 carrots 2 stalks of celery one quite-small onion 4 cloves garlic 16 oz of veggie broth 1-1/4 cups macaroni and dried herbs instead of fresh (same quantities). All the other ingredients were the same. I heated the olive oil and cooked the onion and garlic for maybe 5 minutes then added the rest of the chopped veggies and let them cook together for a few minutes. I think it tastes better that way. I had to cook longer than 30 minutes and the macaroni took longer than 10 minutes as well. There isn't a lot of liquid but it's much better than last time. If it disappears again I'll add more veggie broth. Using smaller quantities of vegetables makes a much more manageable-sized soup and I don't think we'll have to throw any away this time. It also tastes better when there's more liquid. With these modifications I really love this recipe! Thanks Corrigan! Helpful (38) Rating: 5 stars 10/12/2006 WOW! such an easy and tasty soup... my 1 year old and I just had it for luch!!! It was a big hit. I had to add extra broth I also added some parsley and a chopped up zucchini I'm sure you could add just about any veg...maybe corn next time! Helpful (34) Rating: 5 stars 08/07/2009 When I worked at Olive Garden we cooked the pasta seperately. Then add just before serving. Boil the pasta drain and toss with veggie oil. Toss into soup right before serving. If you plan to store some for later divide it before adding pasta or simply add a 1/4 cup or so of cooked pasta to each bowl before ladeling soup over it. Helpful (29) Advertisement Rating: 4 stars 09/18/2008 Easy make ahead family dinner or cold weather party starter. Cook pasta separately. Place pasta in individual serving bowl & add the soup on top. Cooked and drained pasta will keep in a plastic bag in the frig for several days. Personal preferences include less onion & garlic (especially when freezing) chopped spinach finely shredded cabbage diced tomatoes V8 juice and any veggie I have in the frig. Keeping the pasta separate also makes the recipe crockpot & freezer friendly for those rushed days. Enjoy Helpful (25) Rating: 5 stars 08/13/2007 Warning: Makes a lot yet can be easily frozen for leftovers. This stuff was GOOD and really easy to make for a weeknight. The most time consuming part is chopping the vegetables and while the soup cooks stir every so often. I didn't have veggie broth so I used a can of chicken broth instead also added in a can of chick peas. Very yummy will definitely be making again. Helpful (15) Rating: 5 stars 03/08/2007 This was a huge hit at a church supper last night. I needed a hearty vegetarian soup and this fit the bill. We doubled the recipe and had enough for about 23 people plus some extra. Everyone is asking for the recipe. I made a couple of small changes but it would've been good without them too. I just added some chopped zucchini used dry herbs since I didn't have fresh and used small shells instead of macaroni for the pasta.It was excellent! Helpful (12) All Reviews for Corrigan's Minestrone - of Reviews Reviews: Advertisement Close this dialog window Share & More Close this dialog window Nutritional Information Corrigan's Minestrone Servings Per Recipe: 12 Calories: 221.1 % Daily Value * protein: 7.5g 15 % carbohydrates: 41.8g 14 % dietary fiber: 6.7g 27 % sugars: 4.9g fat: 3.1g 5 % saturated fat: 0.4g 2 % vitamin a iu: 4718.3IU 94 % niacin equivalents: 3.6mg 28 % vitamin b6: 0.4mg 24 % vitamin c: 24mg 40 % folate: 59.7mcg 15 % calcium: 57.9mg 6 % iron: 2.4mg 13 % magnesium: 42mg 15 % potassium: 675.5mg 19 % sodium: 873.9mg 35 % thiamin: 0.3mg 26 % calories from fat: 28.2 *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. **Nutrient information is not available for all ingredients. Amount is based on available nutrient data. (-)Information is not currently available for this nutrient. If you are following a medically restrictive diet, please consult your doctor or registered dietitian before preparing this recipe for personal consumption. Powered by the ESHA Research Database © 2018, All Rights Reserved Back to Recipe Recipe Reviews Photos Reviews for Photos of Corrigan's Minestrone Reviews: 1 of 180 Rating: 3 stars 09/11/2007 Taste is 5 star but am giving this 3 Stars because of the misinformation when it comes to the ingredient amounts. I made this as directed except for using just 1 cup of elbow macaroni. Makes a lot so I sent some to neighbors. When I took mine out to serve the next day I couldn't believe it. There was NO broth left. The macaroni had absorbed it ALL and I didn't even use the full amount of macaroni. I called my neighbors and they said they enjoyed the STEW - too late to send them over a can or two more of broth to add to it. This soup needs a minimum of 24oz. more of liquid - I would use vegetable broth. Helpful (246) Rating: 4 stars 03/23/2009 Recipe was very easy to make and it makes ALOT! I would recomend to cut your vegetable into small pieces especially the carrots and potatoes. As for the rest I doubled the broth and cut 1/2 cup of the pasta out even this did not work as previously recomended I would go with 1/2 the pasta (and most importantly pre-cook it) I love the pasta in minestrone and it was too much for me! As for the cooking instead of slow simmering I brought the soup up to a boil reduced to a simmer and covered and it cut about 10 minutes off of the cooking time. Helpful (87) Rating: 4 stars 02/17/2008 GREAT START BUT...needed some adjustments to get to 5 Stars. Here is how I got to 5 Stars: Added 1/2 bag frozen chopped spinach 1 can petite diced Italian tomatoes 1 can pesto tomatoes paste (Contadina brand) 1/2 the recommended amount of dried spices 5 cloves garlic nixed the pasta only 2 potatoes 4 carrots 3 whole celery stalks (leaves and all!) 1 zucchini 2 small yellow squash 1 quart vegetable stock and 1 can chicken broth (no water!) 1 more can of regular tomatoe paste will likely make it 6 stars...NEXT TIME!!! Thanks for the recipe! PSST...don't forget the sprinkle of cheese! Helpful (76) Rating: 4 stars 12/09/2007 I'm rewriting this review because I made the minestrone again and it is SOGOOD! Last time I made it the liquid disappeared within an hour or two of taking the pot off of the stove. I mean it was totally gone--like a casserole or something. So here's what I changed this time: I used 3 potatoes 3 carrots 2 stalks of celery one quite-small onion 4 cloves garlic 16 oz of veggie broth 1-1/4 cups macaroni and dried herbs instead of fresh (same quantities). All the other ingredients were the same. I heated the olive oil and cooked the onion and garlic for maybe 5 minutes then added the rest of the chopped veggies and let them cook together for a few minutes. I think it tastes better that way. I had to cook longer than 30 minutes and the macaroni took longer than 10 minutes as well. There isn't a lot of liquid but it's much better than last time. If it disappears again I'll add more veggie broth. Using smaller quantities of vegetables makes a much more manageable-sized soup and I don't think we'll have to throw any away this time. It also tastes better when there's more liquid. With these modifications I really love this recipe! Thanks Corrigan! Helpful (38) Rating: 5 stars 10/12/2006 WOW! such an easy and tasty soup... my 1 year old and I just had it for luch!!! It was a big hit. I had to add extra broth I also added some parsley and a chopped up zucchini I'm sure you could add just about any veg...maybe corn next time! Helpful (34) Rating: 5 stars 08/07/2009 When I worked at Olive Garden we cooked the pasta seperately. Then add just before serving. Boil the pasta drain and toss with veggie oil. Toss into soup right before serving. If you plan to store some for later divide it before adding pasta or simply add a 1/4 cup or so of cooked pasta to each bowl before ladeling soup over it. Helpful (29) Rating: 4 stars 09/18/2008 Easy make ahead family dinner or cold weather party starter. Cook pasta separately. Place pasta in individual serving bowl & add the soup on top. Cooked and drained pasta will keep in a plastic bag in the frig for several days. Personal preferences include less onion & garlic (especially when freezing) chopped spinach finely shredded cabbage diced tomatoes V8 juice and any veggie I have in the frig. Keeping the pasta separate also makes the recipe crockpot & freezer friendly for those rushed days. Enjoy Helpful (25) Rating: 5 stars 08/13/2007 Warning: Makes a lot yet can be easily frozen for leftovers. This stuff was GOOD and really easy to make for a weeknight. The most time consuming part is chopping the vegetables and while the soup cooks stir every so often. I didn't have veggie broth so I used a can of chicken broth instead also added in a can of chick peas. Very yummy will definitely be making again. Helpful (15) Rating: 5 stars 03/08/2007 This was a huge hit at a church supper last night. I needed a hearty vegetarian soup and this fit the bill. We doubled the recipe and had enough for about 23 people plus some extra. Everyone is asking for the recipe. I made a couple of small changes but it would've been good without them too. I just added some chopped zucchini used dry herbs since I didn't have fresh and used small shells instead of macaroni for the pasta.It was excellent! 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