I ran out of cream of mushroom soup for recipe, is it replaceable? ?

If it isn't always replaceable with something simple, is their a simple recipe to make the cream of mushroom soup to use in my recipe?I ran out of cream of mushroom soup for recipe, is it replaceable? ?
the time that it will take to make the substitution for it you can walk a couple of miles to get a can of itI ran out of cream of mushroom soup for recipe, is it replaceable? ?
In recipes calling for Cream of Mushroom soup, usually what is meant is *Condensed* soup. It would be very difficult to duplicate the texture and condensed aspect of a commercially prepared condensed soup.





However, canned Cream of Mushroom soup is very often (even purposely!) substituted in recipes with virtually any one of the canned ';Cream Of'; soups--e.g. Cream of Broccoli, Cream of Celery, Cream of Chicken--or any other canned condensed soup, such as Broccoli Cheese.
Cream of whatever is in the pantry will change your recipe in little ways and some of them you may prefer.





My niece is allergic to mushrooms so makes all the casseroles with asparagus, chicken, split pea, anything else than cream of mushroom.





You can make cream of mushroom if you like, saute the mushroom bits in a little butter, stir in 2 cups half and half or cream, bring just to the boiling point.
Any other cream style soup you have will work.





But making your own will be much better, no preservatives, and you can control the sodium etc.. Make a roux, add 1/2 and 1/2, and chicken broth. Add a little salt and pepper, nutmeg nad stir. You can use it in the recipe as it or add fresh or canned mushrooms, diced-simmerd and drained celery bits, onions, etc....
in most recipes, any cream soup can be substituted e.g. cream of celery, cream of chicken, etc
All of the creamed soup cans are interchangeable to your taste. Do you have cream of celery?
just add some milk and flour mixture. make a slurry and add.
saute garlic, shallots, mushrooms add heavy cream
It depends on what you are making.





Tell me what you're making %26amp; I'll see if i can give you some substitute ideas.
Oh yeah...it's called go to the store and go pick up another can...