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Several years ago The Pioneer Woman posted this potato soup recipe and I knew that I had to try it.
I’ve always loved potato soup but used to, it was just me throwing milk, butter, chopped onions and celery, and potatoes into a pot and cooking it for a while…..which meant watery, bland, not great soup.
Let me just say that The Pioneer Woman’s recipe is SO MUCH BETTER.
Like, for reals ya’ll.
So. Much. Better.
Even my husband likes it and he isn’t a soup kinda guy.
I’ve made this version of potato soup more times than I can count. The first time I didn’t have a blender or a food processor so I skipped that part since then I’ve gotten both and let me just say, don’t skip that step. It really does make a huge difference.
Here is the food processor I have. I seriously didn’t know how much I was missing something I needed until I got my food processor. A super great tool you really can use so much!
Also, if you are looking for a great pot or dutch oven to make your soup in, this Lodge 6 Quart Enameled Dutch Oven is great.
However, I think I may need this Flowered Dutch Oven too just because it’s so pretty!
Anyway. if you want a super-duper yummy potato soup that tastes awesome, try The Pioneer Woman Potato Soup. You won’t regret it.
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If you like this recipe, you might like my recipe for Creamy Chicken Tortellini Soup.
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oh that’s a good idea!
If you want it thicker add some instant potato flakes.
Great recipe! I made some substitutions out of necessity but the recipe turned out great. I used two cups of milk to substitute for two cups of the chicken broth. Also, I added a couple of cups of sweet corn and left out the cream. My wife baked some fresh bread to go along with it, good stuff.