Easy Baked Potato Corn Chowder

Baked Potato Corn Chowder is easy, versatile, and comes with a heavy dose of vegetables.

Baked Potato Corn Chowder

So I know it's kind of uncommon, but baking a soup in the oven is a little quicker than a slow cooker but slower than the stovetop. It's a nice middle when you have forgotten to get your slow cooker rolling at lunch time, the kid are almost home from school, and your evening is looking busy. That being said, this recipe translates well to the stovetop or the slow cooker. This is my go-to potato corn chowder recipe and I make it often! I'll tell you all my tips and tricks in the notes of the recipe.

I love this recipe because I generally have everything on hand, it's warm and comforting, and it's pretty healthy, thanks to a heavy hand of vegetables. Just add a little cream at the end of cooking to make it extra delicious and serve this soup with a side of cornbread or corn muffins and some fruit. It's kind of a meal in a bowl, which I love. While Thomas often adds more sour cream to his bowl, I like to add hot sauce to mine. The kids eat it up just like this.

I love to bake this soup in my cast iron Dutch oven. Cast iron is great to use in the oven because it distributes heat well and the lids generally fit firmly (because they are heavy), trapping moisture and heat inside. Cast iron Dutch ovens with lids are wonderful for making a quicker version of my favorite slow-cooker recipes (like these chicken legs). They are great fix-it-and-forget-it meals for busy weeknights when you didn’t remember to turn the slow cooker on.

I don't have chicken! What can I substitute?

This recipe is so forgiving! If you don't have chicken, throw in some cubed ham, cooked ground sausage, or even sliced smoked sausage.

Can I cook Baked Potato Corn Chowder in a slow cooker?

You can cook this in the slow cooker by adding everything except for the cream and cooking it on low for 6-8 hours or high for 4-5 hours. Shred the chicken at the end of the cooking time and then stir in the cream and additional seasoning before serving.

How do you thicken soup after it is made?

Add a few tablespoons of flour or cornstarch to act as a thickening agent. Be sure to whisk properly to avoid clumps.

What do I serve with soup?

Any type of bread, roll or side salad would compliment this soup well. Here's some ideas:

• Rustic Italian Bread
• Momma's Jumbo Dinner Rolls
• Fall Salad with Maple Candied Pecans, Bacon, Apples, and Shaved Brussels Sprouts

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If you liked this soup, try these recipes too:

• Classic Ham and Bean Soup (Instant Pot or Slow Cooker recipe)
• Quick, Easy, and Healthy White Chicken Enchilada Soup
• Tortellini Vegetable Soup
• Homemade Butternut Squash Soup
• Easy Baked Potato Corn Chowder
• Cheesy Broccoli Soup in the Crock-Pot
• Chunky Chicken Noodle Soup Recipe
• Instant Pot Loaded Baked Potato Soup
• Simple Cream of Tomato Soup
• Healthy 30 Minute Alphabet Soup
• Instant Pot Split Pea Soup
• Healthy Slow Cooker Bean and Sausage Soup with Spinach
• Hearty Bean Soup in the Instant Pot

Baked Potato Corn Chowder is easy, versatile, and loaded with vegetables.You are going to make this recipe over and over again! Enjoy, from my home to yours!