Amish Snow Day Soup

This comforting Amish Snow Day Soup is a hearty corn chowder, featuring tender slow-cooked vegetables and corn, finished with a blend of rich cream and milk for a satisfyingly thick, creamy texture. Slow Cooker Amish Snow Day Soup (Corn Chowder) Ingredients:

Ingredient Quantity Fresh or frozen corn kernels 4 cups Onion, diced 1 Potatoes, peeled and diced 3 Carrots, diced 2 Celery stalks, diced 3 Chicken or vegetable broth 4 cups Milk 2 cups Heavy cream 1 cup Dried thyme 1 teaspoon Salt and pepper To taste Chopped fresh parsley For garnish How To Make Slow Cooker Amish Snow Day…

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