A Beef bone soup made with beef bone broth and root vegetables. An Old-fashioned beef bone vegetable soup to give a hearty and comforting dinner for you and your family to enjoy.

beef broth soup recipe with vegetables for the winter.

Since you have all the vegetables included in this healthy and nutritious beef bone soup recipe, all you need is some chunky pieces of sliced rustic bread to eat it with.
This vegetable beef soup will give your loved ones the healing benefits of a homemade beef stock soup. I hear there’s a big buzz about bone broth.
Everyone seems to be raving about its health benefits, from minerals and proteins to good skin and gut health.
Not to offend anyone, but our grandmothers and moms have been serving these types of beef bone marrow vegetable soups for years.
Ask them and they’ll just laugh and tell us, it’s more practical and common sense cooking to use the bones of any type of meat for soups and that they’ve done it for years and years.
They might find all these ravings too much because to them, it had always been about using every scrap of meat, beef bones, and vegetables without waste.

Top 10 benefits of bone broth recipe.

For those of you who are really interested in educating yourself on the benefits of bone broth, here is an easy infographic courtesy of https://www.cognitune.com/bone-broth-benefits/.

a bowl of beef and vegetable broth based soup.

Tips & questions for making beef bone soup.

Tips.
- There are a few elements for a good, robust soup; the first one is getting the best soup bones, then balancing the right amount of ingredients, and tasting it constantly. Finally, a lot of patience is required to let it simmer away for a few hours.
- You can’t rush the cooking process of making this healthy vegetable beef broth recipe.
- Don’t even think of speeding up because you don’t have the time to let it cook slowly for a few hours or use a pressure cooker.
- If you think you might not have enough time(at least 3-4 hours)for the beef and the bones to cook, then please leave them in the freezer for another day.
- You won’t regret the time spent preparing the vegetables, bones, beef, and then letting them simmer away to get the maximum flavours out of them.
- This is also one of those one-pot meals that you can keep an eye on while you go about your chores, with extras for a freezer-friendly meal for another day.
- You need an equal amount of meat and bones to get the right balance.

Bone broth based, chunky beef and vegetable soup.

Questions.
- Where to buy beef soup bones?
  - Ask about the best cuts for a bone broth soup from your neighbourhood butcher, he’ll give you the right mix of both beef on bone parts.
  - I know you’ll be tempted to add your own ingredients, but keep in mind none of the spices or herbs you use here should overwhelm the natural flavours already there.
    If you leave the bones and meat to cook long, this will enhance and elevate the soup on its own.
- No Tomatoes?
  - Not this time, too much of it can overwhelm the base, and too little, well, the purpose is lost.
  - Keep in mind that everything about this soup is big and chunky, especially the beef bones, so make sure you have a pot or pan to stir the ingredients.
- Can I use a slow cooker or pressure cooker to make the chunky vegetable soup?
  - Yes, especially when you are short of time.

More soup recipes.

Indian hot and sour chicken soup(chicken rasam).
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Coconut Curry Beef Stew with carrots and potatoes.
Curried oat soup.

RECIPE DIFFICULTY -EASY

Ingredients to cook beef bone soup

Oil.
Meaty beef stock bones.
large onions, finely sliced.
Garlic pods minced.
Turmeric powder.
Cumin Powder
Coriander powder.
Crushed peppercorns
Whole peppercorns.
Honey.
Bay leaves.
Carrots are cut into big chunks.
Potatoes cubed into big chunks.
Salt to taste.
Water.

Step-by-step photo tutorial.

How to make beef bone vegetable soup.

Please make sure to read the recipe instructions carefully to avoid mistakes.
Have the carrots and potatoes cut into large chunks for the beef bones recipe.

cutting the potatoes and carrots to large chunks to make the beef bone soup.

How to make the beef bone broth.

Wash the bones with the meat and leave them to strain excess water. Use a large pan that can hold the beef bones and chunky vegetables.
Keep in mind that if the pan is not big or deep enough, moving the ingredients around will be difficult.
While the pot is on medium heat, pour in the oil.
Then add the sliced onions and minced garlic.
Once the onions start caramelising, place the bones and the meat, and add a pinch of salt.

cooking the sliced onions and garlic to make the beef bone soup.

Combine and braise the bones and onions together.
This should be done for at least 10-15 minutes without the onions burning for maximum flavour for the beef bone soup.

adding the beef bone to the onions to braise to cook the beef bone soup.

Add turmeric powder, cumin powder, coriander powder, bay leaves, crushed peppercorns with the whole peppercorns.
Add honey to the mixture of onions and bones.

adding spices to the braised bones to make the beef bone soup.

Combine and continue to braise the beef bones and spices for a further 5 minutes.

braising the beef bones with spices to make the beef bone soup.

Add the potatoes and carrots, then leave them to cook for another 5 minutes while mixing everything that you’ve incorporated so far.

adding the fresh cubed carrots and potatoes to the braised bones to make the beef bone soup.

After all the ingredients have been gently braised, pour in the water(5-6).Season with salt.
Add more water if you need to cover all the ingredients.

adding water to the braised beef bone and vegetables to make bone soup.

Cover and slow-simmer for 3 to 4 hours.
While the soup with the bones slowly cooks, you’ll notice a layer of fat and a kind of brownish foam appearing on the top.
Remove this with a spoon, or you can do what I do, which is to use a large strainer. Just make sure to wash the strainer with hot water to get rid of the oil on it.

beef in bone with vegetables and potato in a bone broth.

Cook the beef broth vegetable soup until the root vegetables and beef are tender.
The broth consistency depends on how thick or thin you want it; there are no thickeners like Coconut milk, so the broth will be thin even when it’s reduced.
check to make sure there is enough salt and serve warm.

chunks of beef bone with carrots and vegetables.

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Bone broth based, chunky beef and vegetable soup(slow cooked).

Name: Bone broth based, chunky beef and vegetable soup(slow cooked).
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 3 h
Total time: 3 h 15 min
Yield: 5
Cuisine: Sri Lankan
Ingredients: 5 tablespoons of oil; 1 kg of meaty beef stock bones; 5-6 large onions finely sliced; 5 garlic pods minced; 1/2 teaspoon of turmeric powder; 1/2 tablespoon of Cumin Powder; 2 tablespoons of coriander powder; 1/2 teaspoon of crushed peppercorns; 1/2 teaspoon of whole peppercorns; 1 tablespoon of honey; 4 bay leaves; 3 large carrots cut into big chunks; 3 large potatoes cubed into big chunks; Salt to taste; 5 cups of water(add more if you need).

Yield: 5

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 3 hours

Total Time: 3 hours 15 minutes

A Beef bone soup made with beef bone broth and root vegetables.

An Old fashioned beef bone vegetable soup to give a hearty and comforting dinner for you and your family to enjoy.

Since you have all the vegetables included in this healthy and nutritious beef bone soup recipe, all you need is some chunky pieces of sliced rustic bread to eat it with.

Ingredients

5 tablespoons of oil
1 kg of meaty beef stock bones
5-6 large onions finely sliced
5 garlic pods minced
1/2 teaspoon of turmeric powder
1/2 tablespoon of Cumin Powder
2 tablespoons of coriander powder
1/2 teaspoon of crushed peppercorns
1/2 teaspoon of whole peppercorns
1 tablespoon of honey
4 bay leaves
3 large carrots cut into big chunks
3 large potatoes cubed into big chunks
Salt to taste
5 cups of water(add more if you need).

Instructions

Have the carrots(3 large)and potatoes(3 large) cut into large chunks for the beef bones recipe.

how to make the beef bone broth.

Wash the bones with the meat and leave it to strain excess water.
Use a large pan that can hold the beef bones chunky vegetables.
keep in mind, if the pan is not big or deep enough, moving the ingredients around will be difficult. While the pot is on medium heat, pour in the oil(5 tbsp).
Then add the sliced onions(5-6)and garlic(5 pods minced).
Once the onions start caramelizing, place the bones and the meat, add a pinch of salt.
Combine and braise the bones and onions together.
This should be done for at least 10-15 minutes without the onions burning for maximum flavor for the beef bone soup.
Add turmeric(1/2 tsp), cumin powder(1/2 a tbsp), coriander powder(2 tbsp), bay leaves(4), crushed peppercorns(1/2 tsp)with the whole peppercorns(1/2 tsp).
Add honey(1 tbsp)to the mixture of onions and bones.
Combine and continue to braise the beef bones and spices for a further 5 minutes.
Add the potatoes and carrots, then leave them to cook for another 5 minutes while mixing everything that you’ve incorporated so far.
After all the ingredients have been gently braising, pour in the water(5-6).
Season with salt.
Add more water if you need to cover all the ingredients.
Cover and slow simmer for 3 to 4 hours.
While the soup with the bones slow cooks, you’ll notice a layer of fat and a kind of brownish foam appearing on the top.
Remove this with a spoon or you can do what I do which is to use a large strainer. just make sure to wash the strainer with hot water to get rid of the oil on it.
Cook the beef broth vegetable soup until the root vegetables and beef are tender.
The broth consistency depends on how thick or thin you want it, there are no thickeners like Coconut milk, the broth will be thin even when it’s reduced.
check to make sure there is enough salt and serve warm.

Nutrition Information:

Yield: 5 Serving Size: 1
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 418Total Fat: 15gSaturated Fat: 1gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 13gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 564mgCarbohydrates: 64gFiber: 7gSugar: 15gProtein: 11g

Nutrition facts are an estimate and not guaranteed to be accurate. Please see a registered dietitian for special diet advice.

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April

Sunday 9th of October 2022

How long does the broth last, I'm hoping to sip a couple cups a day,

jehan

Hi April, you can freeze the broth and use it as needed for 2-3 months. freeze without the vegetables. Regards, J

Sunnyface

Friday 22nd of April 2022

What a great idea making a beef broth soup, it would indeed be great if you were a bit off colour and needed something more than a 'run of the mill soup' I shall look forward to trying this. Thanks for uploading it

Teresa

Saturday 13th of February 2021

This was a huge hit with my husband and my 88-year-old Mother. I added an additional tbs of honey, pearl barley, and three beef bouillon cubes in the last hour of cooking. Very good soup.

Sunday 14th of February 2021

Hi Teresa, Thank you for trying out the recipe and most importantly, giving me feedback on it. much appreciated. will add your recommendations on the blog post for other readers to try. if you don't mind, can you please rate the recipe, this would help other readers to find the recipe easily. Thank you again. Regards, J

Rafeeda@The Big Sweet Tooth

Tuesday 1st of November 2016

This is so good, I totally love a good bone broth soup with no overpowering spices, most of the time it is just salt and loads of pepper! Love your loaded version with potatoes and carrots... :)

Thursday 5th of January 2017

Apologies rafeeda, I had somehow missed a few comments on the blog, yours included. and yes pepper and beef goes so well.