Thursday.
Such an awkward day. Which is why, I believe, Thursday dinners should be just … fantastic. And easy. No, I take that back—Thursday dinners should be effortless.
There should be nothing happening Thursday evenings except eating, watching re-runs of your favorite shows, soaking in bubble baths and cuddling with husbands. That is the law of my blog.
Who’s with me?
1. Throw all the ingredients in the crockpot.
2. Let sit on low 8-10 hours on low or 5-6 hours on high.
3. At the end of the day, use a potato masher and gently mash the potatoes inside the crock pot.
4. You don’t have to remove the potatoes, and it should take less than 5 minutes to get a nice, thick, chowder-y mixture.
5. Combine everything well, top with shredded cheddar cheese and serve with warm corn tortillas. Corn tortillas go with everything.
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Very good chowder and really easy to prepare. I added carrots and substituted whole milk for the half and half and added some salt and additional pepper at the end. Definitely needed to mash up the potatoes before serving to thicken it up. We will make this again.
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Rachael Wadsworth on 2.7.2012
Stephanie, stock would work just fine :))
Stephanie Brice on 2.6.2012
Would chicken broth work instead of stock? I have broth at home, not stock, but I have everything else and this just might work for me tomorrow.
Janet Anderson on 2.4.2012
I am completely with you on that. I work especially hard on Thursdays and am unable to even think about cooking dinner. Instead of always going out, we should have some of this soup waiting!