There's this restaurant i go to eat in once in a while located not too far from where i stay. They've got a lot of tasty meals on the menu but one meal that stands out for me is this beef and potato soup. At first, i probably got attracted by the colors but then it takes more than colors to keep me coming back for more. So, instead of enjoying this meal alone i decided to start making it at home for the fam . This recipe is very much inspired by their beef and potato soup creation...although I do not know their recipe and this isn't exactly a "copycat" version per se. This is just an easy way to make something similar at home for everyone to enjoy and i think it tastes even better ;).
How to make beef and potato soup
• Prep Time: 30 mins
• Cook time: 45 mins
• Total Time: 1hr:15mins
Step 2: Peel the Irish potatoes and cut into small chunks. Rinse the potatoes and add it into the pot with cooked beef. Pour some more water (just enough to cover the potatoes in the pot). Add the crushed seasoning, check for salt and add more if needed, add the curry powder and thyme. Place the pot on the burner and cook on medium heat for about 15 minutes. While the potato cooks, move to step 3.
Step 3: Wash and slice the carrots, spring onions (cut lengthwise), red bell pepper(cut lengthwise), green bell pepper(cut lengthwise) and Onion. By now the potatoes in step 2 should be soft. In a separate bowl, add a little water into the flour and stir quickly making sure it doesn't form clumps. It's ready when it is of dropping consistency (like melted ice cream).
On low heat, gently add the flour liquid into the pot, while stirring continuously to ensure it mixes properly and does not clump. Leave it to thicken for 3-5minutes.
Step 4: Gently add the chopped vegetables and mix to incorporate. Leave to cook for about 5 minutes more before turning off the burner.
Serve alone as a meal or accompanied with boiled white / curried rice
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• Prep Time: 30 mins
• Cook time: 45 mins
• Total Time: 1hr:15mins
Ingredients:::
• 500g Beef
• 600g Irish Potatoes
• 3 tbsp. Flour (to thicken)
• 3 Large Carrots
• A bunch Spring onions
• 1 large Red bell pepper
• 1 large Green Bell pepper
• 1 medium sized Red onion
• 2 Seasoning cubes
• 1 tsp. Curry powder
• 1 tsp. Thyme
• Salt to taste
Directions:::
Step 1: Dice the beef into smaller bits, rinse and place in a medium sized pot. Add just enough water to cover the content of the pot and some salt. Cook for about 15 minutes till the meat softens. 
Step 2: Peel the Irish potatoes and cut into small chunks. Rinse the potatoes and add it into the pot with cooked beef. Pour some more water (just enough to cover the potatoes in the pot). Add the crushed seasoning, check for salt and add more if needed, add the curry powder and thyme. Place the pot on the burner and cook on medium heat for about 15 minutes. While the potato cooks, move to step 3.
Step 3: Wash and slice the carrots, spring onions (cut lengthwise), red bell pepper(cut lengthwise), green bell pepper(cut lengthwise) and Onion. By now the potatoes in step 2 should be soft. In a separate bowl, add a little water into the flour and stir quickly making sure it doesn't form clumps. It's ready when it is of dropping consistency (like melted ice cream).
On low heat, gently add the flour liquid into the pot, while stirring continuously to ensure it mixes properly and does not clump. Leave it to thicken for 3-5minutes.
Step 4: Gently add the chopped vegetables and mix to incorporate. Leave to cook for about 5 minutes more before turning off the burner.
Serve alone as a meal or accompanied with boiled white / curried rice
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Nice one! my mum makes this but with cabbage
ReplyDeleteHmm, nice one, gonna try this
ReplyDeleteIt's looking delish,i will be making this. I just made some coated fried chicken with your recipe and it came out perfect. Thanks Dobby.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feedback oyin. glad it turned out great
DeleteMy mum has tried it but without the potato though it's ok.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feedback kemikane
Deletei'm gonna try this out. buh the spring onions can be replaced with onions rite
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Yes it can although spring onions adds it own unique taste to the meal.
DeleteLove this am going to try it next weekend. This D.
ReplyDeletei'm sure you'd enjoy it JNO. Do keep us posted.
DeleteCan I try this with sweet potatoe?
ReplyDeleteYes you can but it tastes much better with Irish potato
DeleteThis is so delicious, especially with cabbage. Thanks for the detailed recipe.
ReplyDeleteSeconded! It sure does :)....You're welcome Uneku.
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Thanks Alma. Glad to have you here :)
DeleteLooks So Delicious. I want!
ReplyDeleteThanks Nj ;)
DeleteCan i use corn flour or just normal flour? Which do you recommend? I would like a quick reply as i am about to make mine
ReplyDeleteCan i use normal flour or corn flour? Which do you recommend
ReplyDeleteBoth would do just fine Salome.
DeleteNice recipe, will add coconut milk to mine...
ReplyDeleteThat'd be really nice.
DeleteDobby you are making me a star in the kitchen. God bless you real good
ReplyDeleteThank you Lilian.
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