Easy Bacon Baked Potato Soup Recipe

Bowl: Handmade by SageEdenPottery in OKC

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Bacon Baked Potato Soup Recipe is filed under:
Soup • Family Recipes • Recipes •  Bacon • Potato • Lunch • Dinner • North America

A crowd favorite baked potato soup from scratch with all the comforting goodness you want on a fall or winter's day. If you want to know what to do with leftover baked potatoes, this is a great way to use up leftover baked potatoes! Or maybe you just bought too many potatoes?
This soup is an easy way to use some of them up!  
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Easy Bacon Baked Potato Soup Recipe

Easy Bacon Baked Potato Soup

Tips:

• Be sure to toss the potatoes in the oven early or be careful when you peel them/scoop out the cooked potatoes from the peel so you don't get burned on the hot potato skins or the steam!
  
  

FAQ:

How do you bake a potato?
Wash the potato and use a fork to poke a few holes into the potatoes to let out some steam. It's nice to rub them with a bit of olive oil and sprinkle with sea salt.
Bake them until tender, about 45-60 minutes. 
You can wrap them individually in foil, if you'd like!


How long does it take to sauté onions?
According to BHG it takes about 5-7 minutes "to remove the harsh onion flavor and just barely start to sweeten the cooking onion"  


Is it necessary to add garlic after onions when sautéing?
This article was interesting. According to their test, it's not as crucial as you might think. If you want a more garlicky flavor, add garlic a few minutes after the onions have been sautéing. If you want the garlic flavor to be more mellow, add garlic at the same time. Either way, just keep an eye on your heat level and make sure the garlic doesn't get overcooked/burned! 


What is the correct temperature for soup? 
According to Rouxbe,  proper soup serving temperatures are 
Hot Clear Soups: serve near boiling 210°F (99°C)
Hot Cream or Thick Soups: serve between 190°F to 200°F (88°C to 93°C)
Cold Soups: serve at 40°F (4°C) or lower.
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An instant read thermometer is a great tool to have in your kitchen. 

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Easy Bacon Baked Potato Soup Recipe is filed under:
Soup • Family Recipes • Recipes •  Bacon • Potato • Lunch • Dinner • North America

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