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Loaded Potato Soup in a Mug
Loaded Potato Soup in a Mug
1 large microwave safe mug (around 16 ounces)
¾ cup chicken stock or broth
½ cup instant potato flakes
½ cup milk
¼ tsp garlic powder
salt and pepper to taste
sour cream, shredded cheese, bacon bits, chives
Add broth to microwave safe mug and microwave until boiling, around 2 minutes.
Stir in potato flakes with a fork until thickened.
Add milk, garlic powder, salt and pepper.
Microwave until heated through; not boiling, around 1 more minute
Add toppings of choice and enjoy!
1 large microwave safe mug (around 16 ounces)
¾ cup chicken stock or broth
½ cup instant potato flakes
½ cup milk
¼ tsp garlic powder
salt and pepper to taste
sour cream, shredded cheese, bacon bits, chives
Add broth to microwave safe mug and microwave until boiling, around 2 minutes.
Stir in potato flakes with a fork until thickened.
Add milk, garlic powder, salt and pepper.
Microwave until heated through; not boiling, around 1 more minute
Add toppings of choice and enjoy!
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Ina Garten's Mocha Chocolate Chip Ice Box Cake
Sounds wonderful! I am gonna do it today! Thanks!
Thank you so so much for this recipe
Now I know what I'm having for lunch tomorrow.😀 It looks so yummy.
I just made this, followed the recipe exactly and it's absolutely delicious, the house still smells of oranges, thanks
@@ausjen Oh great! It is a good one!
Wow I have never seen Carmel apple grapes before. I got to try that one 😀
@@teresal6215 Do try them-I saw them on a couple of recipe boards. So delish!
I'm sorry but it's just not a good idea to cook noodles in oil or butter. It's gross. Hey, if you like then go ahead. I like ketchup on my cottage cheese and a lot of people that that's gross.
Looks yummy 🙂
Thank you Teresa, hope you try it soon!
Just wanted to say that your latest video was fantastic! However, your content is not reaching the desired number of viewers .You just need to optimize your videos .Then your videos can easily reach out to your audience. Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks for advice but my You Tube Channel is simply a way to upload content for an area agency on aging for their site.
@@rlpconsultantdietitian1626 No problem at all! I understand that your channel is primarily a content hub for the agency. Even though you might not be focused on growing your subscriber count or attracting new viewers, optimizing your videos can still be beneficial. It can help people find the information they need more easily, which is always a plus. Would you be interested in a quick chat about some potential low-lift optimizations that could improve discoverability for your videos?
These are good. My wife likes me to add some frozen peas and carrots to hers.
@@wreckanchor That sounds awesome!
Would you say that cake taste like a Suzy Q
I suppose it does!
Thanks for sharing.
Another yummy looking dish.😀
Thank you Teresa!
I love jiffy i hope they never quit that cornbread mix idc if they say its not corn bread
So true Rick!
Wow. I would have never thought to use sweet pickles juice.
Me neither; was a very old recipe I found. I think a sweet pickle relish juice would be best.
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Looks delicious
Thanks! Be sure to try it. It’s a good one!!
Thank you for the video. I have made creamed spinach for years in a manner substantially similar to what you showed. The Boursin "secret ingredient" is a fabulous inclusion that I did NOT have a clue about. Thank you so very much. Peaceful Skies.
It is so good!
Thanks for the receipt 🙂
It is a good one for sure!
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I am going to most definitely make those tomorrow morning. They look so yummy.🙂
Good for you Teresa! They freeze really well too.
Thank you for sharing your recipe idid it for my daughter and she loved it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Oh great! We love that recipe.
That looks so yummy. Definitely have to take that one to the next church potluck 😀
Everyone will love it!
I love Jiffy corn bread. I will have to definitely try this recipe 🙂
go for it; and my husband says it's even better with 1/4 cup melted butter added in too!
Thank you for your videos. I'm always happy to see them.
Thank you so much.
I'll have to try that herb combination. I always do lemon pepper. One trick I have found with the seasonings is to put them on in the morning and let sit in the fridge. It gives time for the salt to dissolve. 🙂
Great tip!
I'll have to make these for the church kids. They look so yummy 🙂
They will love them!
Can't wait to try this🙂
Make it! Thanks Teresa
Merry Christmas ⛄
I sure hope you had a Merry Christmas too, Teresa!
That looks so yummy 🙂
It really is, Teresa, really subtle egg nog flavor but so different from any other quick bread.
These are extraordinary! Better than See's by far. I buy white and dark ghiridelli melting wafers and make half batch white and half batch chocolate. Very good both ways!! I made them last year for little gifts for my neighbors but ended up making another batch due to my need to sample soooo many! Thanks for easy, amazing recipe. It's a keeper! 😋
Thank you so much for your kind comments! I just made a batch this weekend. Love the idea of making some dark chocolate paws too!
What a beautiful cake! 😍😋
This pie is terrific- please make one!
That looks yummy. Can't wait to try it.🙂
You won't be sorry! Best I have ever had and as I said- well worth your efforts!
Hello Neighbour, Could you tell me the Model # for your Apple Peeler….I purchased one a while back on Amazon and when trying to peel my apples, the looped blade would grab a chunk of apple and not evenly peel and slice the apples…it created a lot of waste of apples….so I returned it back to Amazon… your apple pie looks delicious! Thanks for the information….
I have a "Back to Basics" brand apple-potato peeler. Likely from the stone ages! I do have to have to adjust the peeling blade at times by loosening the thumb screw. This lets you take off less or more peel. Hope this helps!!
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Super recipe
Thank you so much! It is a super pie.
Woow.
Make it! So worth it!
That looks yummy... I like to use a microwave bake potato bag. It makes the potato more like a oven backed potato.🙂
Good idea and thanks!
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WOW I am so glad to lean this Thank y'all for sharing this video
You are welcome and enjoy it! Thanks for watching!
Better recipe is mix cool whip with 1 can of frosting, much easier. If you use powdered sugar it will be lumpy unless sifted.
We are not fans of canned icing, but good idea if you are!
Why not use REAL whip cream, so much better than Cool Whip?
You sure could do that. The trouble is is may not be thick enough and won't hold up as well. You could stabilize it first, however, with gelatin, then I bet it would be super!
You can actually use a box of instant pudding mix with heavy whipping cream. There's a website that has the recipe. If you want it just let me know. I've made it several times over. All you need are those 2 ingredients and yes, it's pretty stable. You can use any brand of instant pudding but I like to use the Godiva brand because it's milled finer. Only downside? You're limited to the flavors you can make. When I found myself in that situation I just bought a box of instant pudding from the Jell-O brand then I put it in my mini chopper, blitzed it till it became a finer powder. Worked great 👍 Hope this helps...
Looks great. Could you leave powered sugar out ?
I suppose you could, may be thinner, perhaps you could leave out a couple of tablespoons of milk.
That looks so yummy. Can't wait to try it 😀
You will love it, Teresa!
Yes, you will love it!!
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Thanks for sharing, it looks interesting 😊
It really is- like nothing else but so delicious!
I would have never thought to make tomatoes it to jam. It looks yummy. I just saw a recipe for pumpkin jam. And thought that looks interesting 🙂
Me neither! It is so good, and the pumpkin sounds incredible!
I had never thought of it either, but it is so unique and delicious; especially with goat or cream cheese underneath it on a cracker!
You can never go wrong with a Ida Garten recipe. Looks yummy.
Make this! It's not a wonder it is her fave dessert.
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Thanks. I never thought of it that way before. Good to know 🙂
Thanks, Teresa!