Pyrrhic
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I LOVE this. It is so simple and tastes great. If I'm making a pot my friends always somehow turn up on my doorstep
1 medium onion
4 medium white potatoes
2 stock cubes
tin of creamed corn
milk
(I use a cast iron soup pot for my soups which I think makes it taste better, but who knows!)
1 medium onion
4 medium white potatoes
2 stock cubes
tin of creamed corn
milk
(I use a cast iron soup pot for my soups which I think makes it taste better, but who knows!)
- Finely chop onions, and cube potatoes
- Make up stock in measuring jug (I do one stock cube per pint)
- Heat a little oil in a saucepan and add the finely chopped onions. Allow onions to soften (not brown)
- Add potatoes and add enough stock to just cover potatoes.
- Allow to simmer on a low heat until stock is reduced. (This is important. If you just add loads of stock it will ruin the soup. You need to reduce it all down)
- Keep adding and reducing stock until the potatoes are softened and a desired consistency is reached. (I like my chowder thick)
- Add in one can of creamed corn, and some milk
- Salt and pepper to taste