corn starch.
Or just cook it down til it thickens.
Oh, instant mashed taters since it is potato soup.
Thanks! I'll try the potato thing. I'll pull a few extra out and mash them. First time making this. I don't expect it to be perfect anyway!
i just can't believe we don't have flour. The container is completely empty. What's even more surprising is that whoever used the last of it
washed the container!
For some soups (potato included) I like to put about 2/3 to all of the soup in the blender to make it a smooth consistency. If I want it a little chunky I don't blend it all or just pulse it.
Same. I use my immersion blender though. Love that thing! When I make white chicken chili, I also mash a can of white beans to make the soup thicker.
Thanks! I'll try the potato thing. I'll pull a few extra out and mash them. First time making this. I don't expect it to be perfect anyway!
i just can't believe we don't have flour. The container is completely empty. What's even more surprising is that whoever used the last of it
washed the container!
As far as flour being in the recipe, while the potatos were boiling over medium heat in the chicken broth, it called for melting some butter, adding the flour to form a paste and then adding some milk and stir until it thickens.
We add a can of pureed beans to many soups- I like to use cannelloni (white kidney) beans. You can add to nearly any creamy or thick soup to thicken and add fiber without a lot of calories.
Try a little bit of instant mashed potato flakes as a thickener