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Sick wife wanted comfort food. Making it from scratch takes longer but is so much less expensive than glop from a can. Potatoes, onion, butter, salt, pepper.
Cost per person, 70¢ not including the pepper sauce. A standard can of condensed is almost three times the cost.
Would love a recipe if you have it. Looks delicious!
I would make this and throw in some Italian sausage and chopped kale
The recipe I used. I made it to letter in order to avoid ruining a comfort food and sleeping on the couch. But I'm all in favor of your ideas. Only after she ate it did she remember that I should have added bacon.
Hey, just want you to know that I made this recipe after seeing this post, and it was absolutely delicious, thank you!
Glad to hear it.
Wow, I completely forgot I used to make potato soup religiously for years, and haven't done it at all for many more. You wonder how these things come and go in your repertoire.
I lived off bacon fat fried potatoes for a long time. I haven't made them in decades. My after school snack used to be a pound of pasta and a stick of butter with salt and pepper. Haven't made it since middle school.
I would come home from school, cut up an apple and put it on a plate of white sugar and cinnamon. Needless to say, I was a latchkey kid. I paid for it with fillings.
No latch for me. I may have seen my dad just once a month for about a year of middle school and then maybe twice a year the rest of the time. I needed 6000 calories a day on the cheap and this 'snack' offered 2400. It's probably impossible to eat 2400 calories in sugared apples in a single setting. That's probably 15 apples and half a cup of sugar. Or 25 apples with no sugar.
Immersion Blender is a fucking necessity in the kitchen. Everyone should have one.
It is absolutely vital for some things. This is definitely one of them
Why is Dr Jumba sad :(
'Cream-style' soup is flippin' way underrated!
It can be super-dang-healthy, depending on how made. Eh, my name is Patrick McGoohan, and I've a bit of an attitude about a prison diet... and stuff.
Potato soup is amazing and so comforting.
For some reason, I read this as cream of pistachio soup and got, really, way too excited.
I'm both worried about you and excited about your idea.