Sunday was a “stay at home, do what I want” kind of day. I got to thinking again about the potato soup that Kristina makes. This soup is as yummy as my son and DIL tells me it is….not that I doubted them one bit!
I’m very happy that I have a daughter-in-law who likes to cook/bake and that I can share recipes with. I’m also very proud to be submitting Kristina’s recipe to our Family Recipes Event being hosted by Laura of The Spiced Life this month.
Kristina’s Loaded Potato Soup
(Kristina can feel free to comment what she does as I am only typing this from memory of what I did)
4 slices bacon, cooked til crisp reserving 1 Tbsp fat
1 small onion, diced
2 large garlic cloves (adjust to your taste-I love garlic!), minced
6 large potatoes, peeled and diced
4 cups chicken broth
1 teaspoon basil
salt & pepper to taste
green onion, sliced thinly (I didn’t have green onion so for some green color I used some fresh parsley)
shredded cheese (I used Colby)
2 cups half and half
1 teaspoon hot sauce
3 Tablespoons flour
In large saucepan saute onion and garlic in reserved bacon fat. Add potatoes, chicken broth and basil to pan and simmer until potatoes are tender. Using potato masher, slightly mash potatoes.
Mix flour with half and half and hot sauce, then stir into potato mixture. Cook until slightly thickened. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Serve soup topped with crumbled bacon pieces, shredded cheese and green onion.
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Hi! Just wanted to let you know, your picture looks yummy! However, you forgot to list 1 tsp of hot sauce and a clove of garlic minced to the recipe. You add the garlic in with the onion to cook and put the hot sauce in when you start adding the half and half.
I hope you enjoyed it!
~ Kristina
I knew you would let me know! I lost my paper that I wrote this down on so I was going by memory (which isn't too good lately!). Thanks Kristina. I'm going to edit the recipe on the blog to reflect it!
Shelby
I love potato soup, especially with bacon and cheese! I'll have to give this a try!
This looks yummy! Think I will have to try this one!
Comfort food for the soul the potato soup with 3 or 4 garlic cloves (I'm a garlic fan) and lot of cheese is superb 🙂
Cheers!
Gera
Amazing pics and such a delicious recipe!
that looks like pure bliss, I love potatoes and the bacon topping is delish! Great job to Kristina 🙂
Oh this looks wonderful! I'm readying it at breakfast time wondering if I can make it in time for lunch! Kathleen
It's so pretty! I love the bacon and cheese on top and the photos are amazing! 😀
Another great recipe today. I would love to taste it.
Beautiful photograph! With the beautiful bright colors of the garnishes, this soup looks suave and sophisticated.
WOW, that first photo is magazine quality!! Just beautiful.
Yum, that looks like wonderful!
~ingrid
oh this looks so good and your picture is gorgeous! this is so perfect for fall!
Ooooh – that looks soooooo delicious and satisfying!
This is somewhat similar to the recipe I use that I got from Le Petit Pierogi (which came she adapted from allrecipes.com). Very good. Your pictures are so much better than mine — looks delish!
It looks wonderful! Potato soup is my very favorite. Excellent photos.
Shelby,
Believe it or not I've never had potato soup. But this looks wonderful and what a great recipe your DIL, Kristina shared. I'll be waiting to hear about this "special shopping" trip you both took!
Potato soup is one of those foods that I turn to frequently for comfort. This looks like a great recipe.
So hearty and comforting for fall!!
O that looks so good and I LOVE that cup! So cute!
Question – what kind of potatoes? Russetts, the more floury kind or boiling potatoes, more like red or yukon? Would love to try this 🙂 Must be soup season! I just posted about a delish corn chowder 🙂
A baked potato in soup form is a great idea!
My husband made me potato soup using your recipe. It was AMAZING. Thank you for sharing your recipe.
This sounds devine!
That's great that you get along well with your DIL and share recipes with. 🙂
I'm lucky too that have a wonderful MIL who shares with me some of her cooking secrets.
This looks super decadent & delicious. Something I would never make at home, but it always looks good at restaurants!!
This soup looks awesome! I really love it! I think it is the awesome photography that makes it so tasty looking too!
I have 10 lbs of potatoes waiting for this. 😉
How I wish I had a spoonful (or two) of this incredibly creamy soup! It would hit the spot on these increasingly cold days.
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