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DISH RESEARCH · Soup

cream of potato soup

Also known as: cream of potato soup (onion- and chicken-flavored), cream of potato-flavor soup mix, Soup, cream of potato, canned, condensed, Soup, cream of potato, canned, prepared with equal volume milk, Soup, cream of potato, canned, prepared with equal volume water

Melissa Norris’s selected cream of potato soup warms supplied cooked Yukon Gold potato in butter, thickens it with all-purpose flour, chicken broth and whole milk, then seasons it with salt and unqualified pepper.

About cream of potato soup

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Melissa Norris’s cream of potato soup uses cooked, diced potatoes in a butter-and-flour base. This account selects her Yukon Gold recommendation with the skin retained, rather than an earlier potato-cooking method.

Butter melts before the supplied cooked potato pieces warm through. All-purpose flour is whisked in to make a thick paste without browning the butter.

Supplied chicken broth is added slowly and whisked smooth. Whole milk then joins the pot for a gentle simmer, with salt and the source’s unqualified pepper added as the soup reaches the desired consistency.

The selected method keeps the potato pieces rather than taking the separate immersion-blender option. If it is too thick, the recipe calls for more liquid without identifying that additional liquid.

The soup is removed from the heat and cools slightly before serving. The author describes rich creaminess and offers ham, bacon and cheese as separate toppings; none is part of this selected plain version.

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American / Melissa Norris selected cream of potato soup
Sources & references
  1. Cream of Potato Soup Recipe