This crock pot wonder is thick enough to be stew, but it's technically a soup!
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Prep Time: 30 min
Cook Time: 5 hours
Total Time: 5.5 hours
Yield: 6-7 cups
Source: I found a recipe and modified it from All Recipes
Ingredients:
29 oz chicken or veggie broth ($2.98)
4 large potatoes, washed and cubed. ($1.00)
3 Tbsp butter ($.25)
3 cups milk ($.50)
1/3 cup flour ($.10)
4 cups cheese, shredded ($1.50)
6 slices turkey bacon ($2.00)
2 Tbsp each garlic powder, salt and pepper. ($.15)
1 cup onions (optional) ($.35)
2 cups broccoli, chopped
Steps:
Wash and dice your spuds. Add the potatoes and the broth to your crock pot. Add the onions. Cook on high for 2 hours.
Add your milk and broccoliand cook for another hour.
In a small sauce pan, make your roux with the butter and flour. Add to the pot and lower heat and cook another hour, making sure it's all stirred in nicely.
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When your fourth hour is done, add the cooked bacon crumbled or broken up. Cook another 1/2 hour.
Add your cheese and cook the last 30 minutes. Serve with a nice bread and a salad. This is one of the best 'stewps' I have ever made.
It should. I am not a gluten expert but since it's only 1/3 cup it seems like it would. I just checked my commercial soup thickener that Swanson put's out and it says they use wheat flour but don't say how much. You might be able to use corn starch, too?
I am so sorry I forgot the broccoli. But it's two cups chopped. I sent them a note asking to have that inserted into the recipe post but I am sure they are uber busy!! Just chalk it up to posting when you are super tired!! PBP