Cheesy Ham and Potato Soup

"This recipe was born out of a need to use some leftover ham. I found a recipe sort of similiar on allrecipes, made it and was sorely disapointed, so I decided to make up my own. Perfect for a chilly day, served with a crusty bread. WARNING: This soup smells amazing while cooking, you will have a hard time waiting to eat it!"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 45mins
Ingredients:
14
Yields:
5 quarts
Serves:
10
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ingredients

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directions

  • Sautee celery, onion, ham, potatoes, salt, pepper, and butter in a large stock pot over medium heat until butter melts and celery and onions become slighlty tender. (stir constantly).
  • Whisk milk, cream, and flour together.
  • Add milk mixture, chicken stock, parsley, and celery salt, stirring occasionally.
  • Bring mixture to a boil, cover and reduce heat to low.
  • Simmer for 45 min-1 hours (all veggies should be very tender).
  • Stir in cheese until melted.
  • Serve and Enjoy!

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I am a Christian, wife (as of 3/15/08), student, ABA therapist to some amazing little men with Autism, friend, first time homebuyer, and aspiring cook. I spend my time trying to honor the Lord, loving my wonderful husband, working with and thinking about children with Autism, avoiding homework and housework, researching home decor'/ cleaning supplies, and every so often trying out a new recipe on unsuspecting friends and family. My household consists of myself, my husband, a docile daschund named Buddy, and a hyperactive chiweenie named Samson. We are in the process of buying and fixing up our first home, and along with that- my very first kitchen! My maiden name is Cook, and I feel a certain longing to live up to the title. My mother was a completley self-taught southern cook, and I learned most of what I know from hanging on her apron strings in the kitchen. I took a home ec cooking coarse in high school, which was taught by the traditional I'm-not-married-but when-I-do-get-married-it-will-be-my-whole-life-cooking-and-cleaning teacher. She regarded Betty Crocker's cookbook as a second to the Bible, and made sure we students did too. After that class my cooking passion went on hold until I got married and finished undergrad. Now, with a husband to feed, and in-laws to impress, I find myself watching food network, buying specialty kitchen tools, and searching websites for that perfect recipe, and that is how I found Recipezaar. <img src="http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j166/ZaarNicksMom/PACsticker-Adopted.jpg">
 
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