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Ham and Potato Soup (In A Soup Maker)

Ham and Potato Soup in a soup maker takes very few ingredients yet still produces a tasty result. This is a really useful recipe to earmark for the day after cooking a gammon – assuming you have some leftover that is! You can also use any other cooked ham, but chunky ham works best rather than the thinner variety.

 

Ham and Potato Soup In A Soup Maker

Unlike many of my other soup maker recipes this one doesn’t require any browning of the onions – unless you really want to. Once you have peeled and diced the potatoes (cut them up into really small bitesized chunks), chopped up the gammon and sliced the onion you’re pretty much ready to go. Just add them all into the soup maker and give them a good stir.

ham and potato soup ingredients

I like to add a little herbs or spices into my soups, parsley or thyme go nicely with ham and potato, but you can choose your favourite to add in. I just added 1tsp of dried thyme to add a subtle flavour.

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Side Note: If you are using gammon it might already have quite a high salt content (depending on the type you bought and how you prepped/cooked it) so consider this before adding in any extra seasoning. Leave it until the end and do a taste test before adding salt.

Set the soup maker off on chunky. Once it has finished you might want to thicken up the soup. You can do this by either;

  1. Make a seperate roux (melt 5tbsp butter in a pan and stir in 40g of flour, stir until it is all mixed smoothly together with no lumps), and add it in at the end of the soup maker cycle, or;
  2. Do a few very short blends manually via the soup maker functions. Make sure you don’t blend for too long (a few seconds max each time) or you’ll blend it smooth and won’t have any chunky bits left. This method is a really quick and easy way to thicken up a chunky soup and definately my preffered method!

Optional: Stir in grated cheese.

ham and potato soup maker recipe

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ham and potato soup maker recipe

Ham and Potato Soup

By Liana's Kitchen
4.52 from 25 votes
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 28 minutes
Total Time 38 minutes
Servings 4
Calories

Ingredients
  

  • 600 g potatoes peeled and diced
  • 150 g cooked ham diced
  • 1 onion sliced
  • 1 tsp dried thyme or any herbs of your choice
  • 800 ml vegetable stock

Instructions
 

  • Add all the ingredients to your soup maker and set off on chunky.
  • The end result may be a little thin. You can make it thicker by either adding in some flour & butter (as a roux) or do as I did and do a few very short blends manually via the soup maker functions. Make sure you don't blend for too long (a few seconds max each time) or you'll blend it smooth and not have any chunky bits left. This method is a really quick and easy way to thicken up a chunky soup.

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Notes

I used some leftover gammon from a previous meal - if you usually add extra salt to your soup taste test this one first as some gammon can be quite salty already.
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