As the first spoonful of this Loaded Potato Soup touches your tongue, the flavors of tender potatoes, rich broth, and the subtle creaminess of sour cream unfold in perfect harmony. Aromas of butter, onion, and herbs dance through the air, teasing your senses and leaving you craving the next bite.
If you’re like me and love a hearty breakfast, you might enjoy this Loaded Potato Soup as a comforting side dish to our Easy Sausage Hash Brown Breakfast Casserole Recipe. It’s the perfect combination of nutritious and delicious, and will keep you energized throughout the day.
Why This Recipe Works
- The key to this recipe’s success lies in the combination of Yukon Gold potatoes’ buttery, sweet flavor with Russet potatoes’ fluffy texture, ensuring a well-rounded taste and satisfying bite.
- This easy recipe can be prepared in under 45 minutes, making it ideal for a busy weeknight dinner.
- A simple technique of simmering the soup with a small amount of cream and butter enhances the rich, velvety texture and adds a richness to the dish that complements the fresh herbs and spices.
Key Ingredients
Fresh ingredients make a world of difference in this Loaded Potato Soup recipe. Opt for Yukon Gold potatoes, as their natural sweetness balances the savory broth. If you want to explore other recipes like this, visit How to make Wholesome Loaded Potato Soup Stove Top Recipe for inspiration.
Russet potatoes add a delightful fluffy texture, but feel free to experiment with other varieties like red or sweet potatoes for unique flavors. Fresh herbs such as chives, parsley, or cilantro add a freshness to the soup that’s simply impossible to replicate with dried alternatives.
Wholesome Loaded Potato Soup Stove Top Recipe
Easy
15 min
25 min
4 Servings
Ingredients
Directions
Storage & Reheating
This Loaded Potato Soup can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days or frozen for up to 3 months. To reheat, simply thaw and reheat over low heat, whisking occasionally. You can also add additional broth or cream if the soup has thickened too much during storage.
