Ham and Potato Soup and No Knead Amish Bread

I love cooking and one thing that I have been kind of lacking is my ability to make soups. They have been too thick, lack of flavor, or sometimes just a flop. SO, my goal for 2021 is to master a few soups that will be a fabulous addition to my recipe toolbox. Why do I use the term toolbox? I will tell you. Toolboxes bring the connotation of tools. These are gadgets but a much more fun word, tools. As men can always add new tools, we as women can now add gadgets without feeling guilty. My toolbox always has room for a new tool. Just like building tools will accomplish a better building project, cooking tools will perform the same result. The recipe for ham and potato soup I want to share with you today is a recipe that I tried a few months ago. Absolutely delicious. In fact, I used this recipe for a Christmas Holiday luncheon. Everyone had seconds and the pot was empty at the end of the luncheon. This is also a great recipe to use ham leftovers from the holidays. Kitchen Kneads has all of the wonderful tools that will help you in your recipes. I like tools that add efficiency so I have more time to spend with my family and create a hygge home filled with love and warmth. Each week in January, I will share a new soup and bread. With our cold winter weather, these warm soups are comforting to the soul. Some of the soups are signature recipes from my mom and daughter that I have been able to replicate as delicious as theirs. Always choose quality ingredients and have all of your ingredients on hand and ready to use. I also make it a rule that my kitchen is cleaned before starting a new project so I can truly enjoy the soup and bread when they are cooked and ready to eat.Soup Hint:The tool that I love to make this ham and potato soup is a good vegetable chopper. All of the vegetables are uniform in size, fast in preparation, and efficient. Kitchen Kneads has a variety of choppers to pick from.This is also a perfect recipe to add black eyed peas for New Year’s good luck.The bread that I have chosen today is one of my favorites. I visited Amish country a few years ago and was so impressed with their culture and recipes. This Amish no-knead bread I found in“A Farmer’s Daughter’s” cookbook.The author grew up Mennonite and had a restaurant. What appealed to me about this bread is the richness, denseness, and the fact that it can be made in a little over an hour. I love to share a loaf of hot bread with guests and this is an easy bread to have ready quick for unexpected company or just on a day that would welcome fresh hot bread. Kitchen Kneads is your one-stop shop for quality grains, flour, kitchen appliances, and other ingredients. Kitchen Kneads is your one stop shop for quality grains, flour, kitchen appliances and other ingredients. We are Utah’s premiere baking and cooking resource! Questions?
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