Potato/yogurt Soup

"I threw this together for my infant son and my "big girls" all thought it was a treat and begged for a taste. At supper, I had to break up fights of girls stealing spoonfuls from each other. My grandmother made soup like this when I was growing up, but this is a healthier version."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
4
Yields:
6 cups
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ingredients

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directions

  • First peel and slice potatoes and rinse in cold water.
  • Place potatoes in a heavy large pan and cover with water, just to cover.
  • Boil until soft but not mushy.
  • Pour about half of the water off of the potatoes, but save half, the starch that boils off the potatoes helps the soup to thicken and holds more nutrients.
  • Add yogurt and spices and simmer 5-10 minutes to let the flavors mingle, and serve.
  • I like a little shredded cheese in mine, Grew up with Cheddar, but like Mozzarella now.

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Reviews

  1. This recipe was great! Very easy to make with ingredients found in most kitchens. A great meal for a cool fall day!! I added a cup of chicken broth and a bit of evaporated skimmed milk to up the creaminess of the soup. I also cooked the garlic before adding it. Thanks for a great meal!!
     
  2. Very nice soup which is easy to make especially when you don't feel like cooking. Good way of using up potatoes. Added a little Parmesan to this.
     
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I am a homeschooling Mom with six, yes six, kids. We cook, cuz we eat, now iam on a restricted diet consisting of no sugar and a lot of vegtables and fruits. We love sweets in our family so I a always looking for a healthie way to cook. I also have dairy restrictions, and am alergic to soy.
 
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