Chicken potato soup

Dice chicken up

Season with onion and garlic powder, salt and pepper. All to your liking.

Take 2 small cans of cream of chicken and one small can of cheddar cheese soup and mix together. Add 1 cup of milk.

Boil potatoes in chicken broth till fork tender. Add chicken and soup mixture. Cook for about 5 minutes. Add some cheese and it's done. We garnished it with bacon, green onions, sour cream and more cheese.

* if you want to add veggies, cook veggies up and blend with some chicken stock add to soup mixture. Kids will never know. Which is what I did because I have picky eaters.

2025/11/19 Edited to

... Read moreChicken potato soup is a versatile and comforting dish perfect for any season, especially chilly days when you want something warm and hearty. This recipe combines tender diced chicken, creamy soup bases, and tender potatoes boiled in chicken broth for rich flavor throughout. To enhance the soup, consider experimenting with herbs like thyme or rosemary alongside the onion and garlic powder. These herbs add depth without overpowering the creamy texture. If you want to boost nutrition effortlessly, adding cooked and blended vegetables—like carrots, celery, or spinach—can increase vitamins and fiber without altering the taste much. This technique is great for picky eaters, who won’t notice extra veggies hidden in the smooth soup. For those seeking extra creaminess or a slight tang, adding a dollop of sour cream or a splash of heavy cream just before serving can enrich the texture. Similarly, swapping out cheddar soup for a sharp white cheddar or even pepper jack variety can add a nice twist. Garnishing is also key to a delicious soup experience. Crispy bacon bits provide crunch and smoky notes, while fresh green onions add a subtle bite and color contrast. A sprinkle of freshly shredded cheese on top lets the heat melt it perfectly for every spoonful. Additionally, making your own chicken broth at home can elevate the soup’s flavor dramatically. Simmer chicken bones with aromatics for a few hours, then strain and use the broth for boiling your potatoes and mixing the soup base. Finally, serve this soup with crusty bread or homemade crackers to round out the meal. This simple but flavorful dish suits busy weeknights or casual gatherings, bringing warmth and comfort effortlessly.