I Need Help.

Sorry, I wish I could help, but I can't.

im making potatos soup now. All I do is dice up potatoes and boil i let the water cook down and then i add one can of canned milk. I use mashed potatoe flakes as a thickening. I never measure anything though but id say i used about 6 cups of diced potatoes when i make it. I add chives in mine when its done but those can be done individually and so can a little bit of celery seed. Not sure this will help you but this is as simplest recipe I know

no clue!...sorry

oh this to me is very good with out the chives or the celery seeds I think.
and you can either leave the diced potatoes whole or mash then all the way or partway. what ever you prefer

I have a simple recipe for a Potato Rubbin Soup. Rubbins are like little nuggets of homemade noodles. very simple and cheap! It was my great grandmothers. It calls for onions, but you could ommit them.
4 or 5 medium potatoes 2 to 3 Tbsp. butter
1 medium onion salt & pepper to taste
1/2 to 1 pound ham, diced seasoned salt if desired
1 to 2 cans evap. milk
Cut peeled potatoes into small pieces;put in pan with ham and onion, add just inough water to cover everything. Boil until potatoes are tender; do not drain. Add milk, salt , pepper and butter. Heat over low heat.
Rubbins: 1 to 2 eggs enough flour to make crumbly
about 1/4 tsp. salt
Drop pieces into hot soup and cook over low heat until rubbins are done(about 12 to 14 min). Soup will be thick.
I hope you enjoy it. Whenever I have someone new over they wrinkle their nose at the word rubbins, but as their leaving their asking for the recipe!

That does sound like a good one! I would suggest adding a good digestive supplement to his dietary routine. Have you tried a more holistic medical approach? Definitely get rid of the trans fats. Years ago I used to get pretty bad heartburn at night, but I discovered ginger beer. Every night I drink about 6 ounces, and I swear that ginger is the best herb for almost any condition. It reduces inflammation, helps indigestion, circulation, regularity, etc. You can also get ginger tablets -- great for stomach problems. Get a more nutrition oriented doctor. Peppermint (tea) can also be useful for stomach conditions, but it can cause some reflux. Chamomile may be even better. You might be able to get some free recipes from something like the Potato Board? I've gotten things like that from onion and olive producer groups. And if you can find them, try sweet and even purple potatoes. They would have a better glycemic index and more antioxidants than the white ones! Thanks for posting this.

Cortney, in addition to the recipes you've received thus far, if an ingredient in the recipes you have found is not of vital importance to the recipe, and many aren't, especially if you're looking for a bland easy to digest potato soup, you could use those recipes, too and just leave out what your husband can't eat when you prepare them.
I wish him the best in the surgery.

diced potatoes
milk, chicken broth or water
can of cream of chicken soup
cheese (optional)

I cut about 9 potatoes into dices. Or shall I just say diced potatoes?

Anyway, cook those in boiling water with chunked ham (great to use now that easter is over) to just cover the potatoes, so that when the potatoes are done, you don't have to get rid of much water...since that's where your flavor is.

Use a can of cream of chicken soup, then I pour in half and half. I use a little pepper, red pepper, tiny bit of garlic and sometimes I even use corn when the potatoes are boiling. Simmer until hungry.

I've had people beg me for my recipe.

It appears that Robiyah stole my recipe. Sorda. (Just kiddin' that's my baby sis there)

I don't have a recipe that is simple but I'm definately trying Robiyah's lol

I don't have a recipe for that, sorry!