How to Make Potato Soup

I am no cook, so I appreciate simple recipes like this one. Potato soup is very popular amongst the Irish and Germans and a new generation of Americans too. The best thing about it is that even an amateur like myself can pull it off. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • large pot
  • water
  • potatoes
  • butter
  • milk
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Instructions

    • 1

      First fill your large pot with water and set it to boil.

    • 2

      Wash and cut about six potatoes into small pieces or medium-sized squares (depending on size or how much soup you want to make).

    • 3

      Add the potatoes and stir from time to time.

    • 4

      Once the potatoes are boiled and soft, pour out the water.

    • 5

      Lower the temperature to a medium. Add milk and butter to your preferred thickness.

    • 6

      Stir and taste. When the soup has blended together well, you are done! You can add some bacon bits or cheese to top it off.

Tips & Warnings

  • Make sure the taste suits your family. The recipe is not exact, so you can add more milk for a soupier soup or less for a thicker and chunkier soup.

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Comments

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  • Terri Brisbane Apr 11, 2009
    Great potato soup recipe. 5
  • 530shasta Mar 21, 2009
    This is my specialty. I like it thick to. A simple way to thicken is to add mashed potato flakes- thickens instantly! 5*
  • Delaplane Mar 19, 2009
    Sounds delicious! Thanks for the recipe!

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