This is a super satisfying recipe after a long day, and it’s super easy to prepare! Simply add everything to your slow cooker, and when it’s done, blend it and add toppings!
Dietary/Lifestyle Options
This soup is gluten free and paleo with dairy free and Whole30 options. For a gluten free versions, simply make it as is. However, if you need to omit the dairy for dietary needs or if you’re on a Whole30, just omit the cheese and sour cream. Instead, mix in nutritional yeast when you serve it, to taste, for a cheesy flavor! You could also do a dairy free sour cream!
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Loaded Baked Potato Soup
Ingredients
- 4 cups broth
- 2.5-3 lbs potatoes rough chopped
- 2 tsp salt less if your broth is already salty
- 1 small onion rough chopped
- 4 cloves garlic cut in half
- Bacon crumbled
- green onions chopped
- sour cream
- cheddar cheese shredded
- nutritional yeast to taste, if not eating dairy
Instructions
- Place the broth, potatoes, onion, and garlic into the slow cooker. Cook on high for 2-3 hours, or until potatoes are soft.
- Using an immersion blender, blender the contents of the slow cooker thoroughly. Mix in the salt. If the soup is thicker than you like, add more broth until the desired consistency is reached.
- Spoon into bowl, and top with toppings. Enjoy!
More Soup Recipes
Did you like this? Check out my other soup recipes! Paleo beef stew made in the crock pot, or Angel’s Soup made in the Instant Pot!
Instant Pot Variation
Prefer to make this even quicker? Put the broth, potatoes, onions, and salt in the instant pot. Using the soup setting, cook for 3 minutes. When done, blend and add toppings as normal.
Do you NEED organic veggies?
If you’re doing paleo or Whole30, you don’t need to also buy organic! It’s great if you can, but not necessary to be compliant. When shopping, I rely on the dirty dozen and the clean fifteen lists. Not sure what those are? Check out this blog post I wrote on it. Potatoes frequently make the list for the dirtiest produce, sadly. However, because the conventional versions are so cheap and I’m on a budget, I buy them conventional and be sure to peel them! When I do buy organic potatoes, I don’t bother to peel them. So on your journey to clean eating, buy what you can and don’t worry about the rest!
