Here are Slow Cooker and Instant Pot Turkey Soup Recipes to help you turn your leftover Thanksgiving Turkey into delicious turkey soup! Or just make these tasty turkey soups with chicken if you don’t have leftover turkey.
PIN Slow Cooker and Instant Pot Turkey Soup Recipes!
Thanksgiving Day is nearly here and I hope you’ll be using some of our Slow Cooker or Instant Pot Thanksgiving Recipes to make your Thanksgiving dinner prep just a bit easier! And once dinner is over you’ll probably have leftover turkey, so I’m reminding you about this great collection of Slow Cooker and Instant Pot Turkey Soup Recipes.
These are 18 different turkey soup ideas here, with many that are a bit more interesting than the usual carrots, celery, and noodles turkey soup variations that often show up after Thanksgiving.
And Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I hope everyone who celebrates will have a wonderful holiday dinner, and I hope you have lots of leftover turkey to make into soup; enjoy!
Can you make these Turkey Soup Recipes with chicken?
Turkey and chicken are pretty much interchangeable in soup recipes! So if you have leftover turkey, you can use a recipe that calls for leftover chicken, and if you don’t have leftover turkey you can use leftover chicken instead. You can also substitute diced, cooked turkey in pretty much any recipe that calls for cooked ground turkey, but add the cooked turkey towards the end of the cooking time so it doesn’t all shred apart.
How do you get the complete recipe?
Just click any recipe title to see the complete recipe on the original site. All photos are copyrighted to the blog that posted the recipe.
Want more ideas for soup?
Check out The Best Instant Pot Soup Recipes or use Soup or Stew to get lots more ideas for soup!
Instant Pot Low-Carb Chicken Tomatillo Soup is one of the newer chicken soups on Kalyn’s Kitchen, and this would be perfect to make with leftover turkey!
I love the sound of this Southwest Turkey Soup from The Mind “Full” Mom, and this tasty soup can be made in the Instant Pot, in the slow cooker, or on the stove!
Slow Cooker Turkey Soup with Spinach and Lemon from Kalyn’s Kitchen was a hit with my sister Pam and her family when I tried out the recipe on them. You can switch out the orzo for cauliflower rice if you want a low-carb option.
Instant Pot Turkey and Wild Rice Soup from Katie’s Cucina looks delicious, and Katie says this is gluten-free and dairy-free as long as you use gluten-free stock.
This Turkey (or Chicken) and Brown Rice Soup from Mel’s Kitchen Cafe can be made in the Instant Pot or on the stovetop.
This Instant Pot Cream of Chicken Soup from Paint the Kitchen Red can also be made with leftover turkey, and Neena even shares ideas for using some leftover stuffing in the soup!
Slow Cooker Turkey Soup with Kale and Sweet Potatoes from Kalyn’s Kitchen has two of my favorite healthy ingredients!
This delicious-looking Instant Pot Creamy Wild Rice and Chicken Soup from 365 Days of Slow Cooking + Pressure Cooking can also be made with turkey. And this soup has a slow cooker version as well!
Instant Pot Turkey Rice Soup with Cabbage from Kalyn’s Kitchen is a low-carb ground turkey soup with cauliflower rice that has traditional turkey-soup flavors; see notes in the recipe for how to make this with leftover turkey!
Slow Cooker Turkey Barley Soup from The Food Charlatan looks like good old-fashioned comfort food!
More Slow Cooker and Instant Pot Turkey Soup:
Instant Pot Turkey Wild Rice Soup from Upstate Ramblings
Instant Pot Turkey Soup from Cookin’ Canuck
Instant Pot Turkey Noodle Soup from Pressure Cooking Today
Turkey and Green Chili Chowder from Simple Nourished Living
Instant Pot Turkey Noodle Soup from Stockpiling Moms
Creamy Chicken /Turkey and Wild Rice Soup from Mel’s Kitchen Cafe
Slow Cooker Cream of Chicken and Wild Rice Soup from Center Cook
Turkey Soup with Mushrooms, Sweet Potatoes, and Spinach from The Foodie Eats
Kriste says
What a fabulous round up! Thank you for sharing my Southwestern Turkey Soup.
Kalyn says
My pleasure! That soup looks so good!
Susan Turner says
Kayln-I have a question. This is my first visit to the crock pot site and I am slightly confused. Are these supposed to be "diet friendly" recipes or only if they say so in the labels at the bottom? Looking at some of these I don't think they're obviously diet even though they all sure do look good!
Kalyn says
Susan, you can sort recipes by diet type by clicking Recipes by Photo and picking the type of diet you want. And the tagline "Healthier Recipes from Food Blogs" refers to the idea that these recipes don't contain processed foods, therefore they are "healthier" than many crockpot recipes out there. But definitely not every recipe is suitable for all diets.
Kalyn says
Thanks Jeanette. What I think I like most is the way it makes the house smell good!
Jeanette says
Love the idea of making soup with leftover turkey from Thanksgiving, especially with the cold temperatures this week.