Crockpot Baked Potato Soup recipe made with frozen has browns, broth, cream of chicken soup, and cream cheese. Top bowls with crumbled bacon and cheese – so yummy on a chilly night! This incredible recipe for Crockpot Baked Potato Soup has been on this blog since way back in 2012! I’m happy to report I’ve made this soup for my family many, many times. It turns out amazing every single time! Here’s the original recipe photo: My absolute favorite aspect of this recipe is that it uses FROZEN HASH BROWNS. That means no peeling, chopping, or slicing potatoes. Just open the bag, dump it in, and you’re ready to go! What kind of hash browns are used in this recipe?You’ll need a 30 oz bag of frozen shredded hash brown potatoes. Do I need to thaw the hash browns first?Nope! Just dump in the contents of the bag frozen, the Crockpot does the rest! Can you freeze cheesy potato soup?This recipe uses melted cream cheese, so it’s not the best candidate to freeze. Leftovers store well in the fridge, however. How to make Crockpot Baked Potato Soup:Place frozen hash browns in the Crockpot. Pour chicken broth over hash browns. Spread cream of chicken soup over top. Sprinkle in dried minced onion and cracked black pepper. Cover and cook. Remove cover and add in cream cheese. Cover and cook until cheese is melted. Stir well before serving. Don’t forget to top bowls with crumbed bacon and shredded cheddar cheese! Does the condensed cream of chicken soup need to be prepared first?No, just add the contents of the can of cream of chicken soup directly to the Crockpot. Topping suggestions:
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Calories: 750kcal | Carbohydrates: 68g | Protein: 19g | Fat: 46g | Saturated Fat: 17g | Cholesterol: 85mg | Sodium: 4491mg | Potassium: 861mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 5g | Vitamin A: 1502IU | Vitamin C: 23mg | Calcium: 140mg | Iron: 8mg Sign Up andNever Miss a Recipe!Subscribe to email updates for free family-friendly recipes. I'm Kelly. Wife, mom of three, coffee addict, & crockpot obsessed! Join me as I share my favorite shortcut recipes right here! Find me on Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest. Reader InteractionsHow do you thicken potato soup?A slurry can thicken a soup toward the end of the cooking process. Combine cornstarch and a little bit of water—or the chicken stock from the soup—in a small bowl. With the soup simmering over medium-low heat, whisk in the slurry. The soup should start to thicken almost immediately.
What goes well with potato soup?What goes with potato soup? Aside from the obvious bread or dinner rolls, there are plenty of other side dishes that pair well with potato soup. Beans, salad, corn, ham, vegetables, coleslaw and sandwiches are all great options.
Can I freeze potato soup?Experts say potato soup doesn't freeze well. Freezing soups with potatoes can become dry, because potatoes will sponge up moisture, and have a tendency to become grainy when defrosted. Plus, dairy-based soups can separate and lose their creamy consistency. All in all, potato soup is one to enjoy immediately.
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