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Seriously, this delicious recipe is everything I love in a warm soup during the wintertime. It's nice and rich and creamy (using only milk, no heavy cream). It's chock-full of veggies and garlic and lots of golden potatoes.
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To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have creamy tavern ham and swiss soup using 11 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
There's nothing better than onions cooked slow and low. Except maybe when you add them to this full-flavored soup topped with Swiss. A rich hearty soup great for left over holiday ham. I use the bone from the ham to make the stock.
DS said it was the best soup he ever had! Our Tavern Ham brings old-fashioned goodness to today's family table. Just like it was served in taverns of years gone by, Boar's Head Tavern Ham is naturally smoked for a rich, full smoky flavor. This biscuit pull-apart is loaded with the good stuff: Flaky biscuits are stuffed with ham and Swiss cheese and baked to melty perfection alongside a super-simple two-ingredient creamy dip. Baked in a round cake pan, this easily shareable app will be a hit with the crowd.
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