My husband doesn’t care for soup, but all of the kids love it. So I decided on this one for dinner.

I followed Baking Mischief’s recipe… doubled it and added more potatoes and smashed them to make it a little less soupy (since husband doesn’t like soup).

I added a link to her pin that I found on Pinterest for this recipe as well as a link to her fabulous blog that you should definitely check out.

Click her link, her pin link or scroll down to find a copy of her recipe from her site.. Happy Soup Season ♥️

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Ingredient Notes

• About 2 russet potatoes: The recipe calls for 3½ cups of potatoes. This is about 2 medium-to-large russet potatoes. If you end up with a bit more than the 3½ cups
  called for, feel free to use them. Your soup will just be extra thick. (I used red potatoes and actually about 10 of them)
• Smoked sausage: You can usually find smoked sausage in the deli meat and cheese aisle near the hot dogs. Any type of smoked sausage or kielbasa should work, including
  chicken/turkey smoked sausage, but I prefer a beef/pork blend. Rather than slicing the sausage into rounds, for this recipe, we’ll dice it into small chunks so you get sausage in every bite of the soup. (I used skinless and 3 packages)
• Chicken broth: You can use homemade chicken stock if you have it, but this soup is just as fantastic with the canned stuff. (I use the cubes)
• Butter and all-purpose flour: This soup is thickened with a roux made of butter and flour.
• Milk and cheddar cheese: Adding milk and cheese to the roux creates a thick and glorious cheese sauce that gets stirred into the soup. Use whatever percentage milk you have on hand. The higher fat, the richer the soup will be. I also recommend grating your own cheese rather than using pre-shredded bagged cheese because the anti-clumping additives added to bagged cheese can prevent it from melting completely smooth.

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I am entirely new to the whole idea of creating passive income using a blogg, but wanted to really push myself to be active and make it work. One of the first steps that most bloggers use is Pinterest so after a lot of research and notes I decided to go ahead and start creating some Pinterest pins to drive traffic to my blogg and help other families create the passive income that would help their households as well.

The process was not hard at all and it was actually a little bit of fun. Here is another example of one that I created along with with three things I tried to make sure that each of these included.

• Bright and vibrant
• Simple wording
• Catchy background / graphic

Amazon is my go-to. I love that prime will allow for my stuff to get here in two days or less and I do not have to leave work, battle traffic and have limited choices in the next town over. Since mamas everywhere are getting ready to decorate baby rooms I decided to throw together some super cute and trendy ideas that would be great for your new baby!

All items are found on Amazon and priced great!!!

https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1Z0ZF2BW8A2N7?ref_=wl_share

This recipe was a hit in our home. To make the recipe a little quicker and more fit for our family, I added diced chicken breast that I cooked in the insta pot & I bought 1 pound of steamable peas/carrots. I also bought the instant rice in little bags and cooked it earlier in the day so the rice would have time to dry and cool.

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