Easy Dinner: Crockpot Potato Soup | Gluten Free, Dairy Free

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My crockpot is the one kitchen tool that keeps me sane. With food allergies, I end up making 99% of my meals, so having something that I can toss the ingredients in and walk away until dinnertime is a much welcomed night off to me.  Up until now I've made primarily beef or chicken dishes in there, but since I was wanting to use up a few russets sitting on my counter but didn't have the time to sit over a soup pot all evening long, I decided to give this recipe a try in the crockpot. And I'm so happy I did because this worked out fabulously. In the morning I peeled and chopped the vegetables, poured them along with the broth into the pot, seasoned everything with salt and pepper, and set the time for 7 hours on low. In total, it took me about 15 minutes from start to clean-up. In the evening, I added milk and flour (my gluten free options in the recipe below) to the pot, cooked for an additional 20 minutes, and then served. Easy-peasy. This makes quite a bit of soup too, so you will have plenty of leftovers for lunch/dinner the next day. You can dress this up as well with things like bacon bits, chopped chives, or sour cream, but it was perfect on it's own. Oh, and one last bonus: simple kitchen clean-up!

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Recipe below. 


Crockpot Potato Soup | Gluten Free, Dairy Free

4-5 russet potatoes, peeled and cubed
3-4 celery ribs, chopped
1 small onion, chopped (about 1 C.)
1 C. chopped carrots 
4 C. chicken broth (or 1, 32-ounce box of broth)
1 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. black pepper
- - -
1/4 C. flour (I used tapioca )
1 1/2 C. milk (I used rice milk

optional toppings:
bacon or bacon bits
chives (green parts)
shredded cheese
sour cream

In a crockpot, combine potatoes, celery, onion, and carrots. Cover with chicken broth and season with salt and pepper. 

Set on low 6-7 hours, or high 3 hours. 

Once finished cooking, combine milk and flour in a small bowl until fully combined and pour into soup. Mix gently and allow to cook for 15-20 minutes longer on low. 

Serve alone or with any optional toppings. 

Adapted from this recipe.


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15 comments:

~amy~ said...

sounds delish...love using the crock pot!

Mademoiselle Poirot said...

I think I'll really have to get one of those pots - this looks great! xo

korylaughingalltheway.com said...

This looks great! I think it's time for me to finally invest in a crockpot

christin said...

the crock pot saves my life all the time. i'm totally going to make this but i'll sub sweet potatoes and let you know how it is :)

Jenna said...

This looks so simple and delicious! Thanks for the idea - I always forget about my crock pot in meal planning...

Caroline said...

Potatoes are my favorite foods, and I have a special soft spot for potato soup. This looks so wonderful - thanks so much for sharing!

Alexa said...

Oh looks so good! And easy!

Koru Kate {Koru Wedding} said...

I'm an awful cook & the crockpot is the only way I can make a decent meal! Definitely trying this soon, thanks for sharing.

Amanda Joy said...

Yum! I am craving potato soup!

xx
Amanda
http://denimanddaydreams.blogspot.com/

Amanda said...

This is one of my favorite soups! Can't wait to try the recipe!

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Traci G said...

Sounds delicious! Can't wait to try. Thanks for sharing!

Emily Lynne {The Best of this Life} said...

Ooh, looks so yummy and hearty, perfect for the cold weather days we're having.

mina said...

I'm going to make this tonight - thanks for the recipe!

Tara Marie said...

Delicious recipe! I used cornstarch instead of the flour/ tapioca to make it gluten free. :)

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