I have never heard of stewed potatoes, I have heard of all different kind of potatoes but never stewed so these will be my new go to potatoes.

I appreciate your videos! In 1956, when I took 8th grade Home-Ec, I was introduced to potato peelers, cutting boards, and measuring cups and spoons. When I got home from school and told Mama about them, she rolled her eyes. She had never heard of such. She used knives for cutting up potatoes or whatever, and kept everything in her hands to do the job and never cut her hands. When it’s time to measure something, out comes the coffee cup or the teaspoon and tablespoon from the silverware drawer. Her cakes, etc., were delicious! Weeks later, when we were shown how to sew an apron, my teacher gave us a list of supplies to get. When Mama saw the list, she said what in the world are straight pins?!?! She made our clothes and never, ever had a straight pin! She got out the silverware to place on top of the pattern (made from paper bags or newspaper) and placed that on top of the fabric and cut out whatever she was making, Like Mama, I use a knife to cut up everything, but I am modern and use measuring cups and spoons, straight pins, purchased patterns, but mostly I buy readymade clothes. Oh, I forgot to tell you that the sewing list had a hemming gauge on the list, and again, Mama rolled her eyes!

I am in Canada and I call them boiled potatoes,lol love your channel

Add ham chunks or sliced polish sausage when almost done. Delicious

My mom always made stewed potatoes for us growing up I like you feel great comfort eating them

Start with diced celery and onion with the butter. When it’s cooked, add potato chunks, cover with water. Cook till soft. Then add a can of evaporated milk or whole milk. Best potato soup EVER! You can blend it if you like it smooth, or leave chunky.

Omg’sh, I was just watching one of your old videos that popped up, and I haven’t ever had stewed potatoes before, but I’ve heard ppl on here talking about them, so I’ve wondered! Lol I can confirm that no one that I’ve ever seen has cooked them this way and called them anything different either, well maybe boiled potatoes, but we’d drain off the juice..lol I do make my potato soup this way though. I start by covering the potatoes with water, and a stick of butter..lol Oh, finely diced onions too. Then I add half & half, and salt/pepper to taste, and mash just a few. I like my potato soup simple, because I want it to taste like my mom’s and Grandma’s did.:) But I’m definitely trying your stewed potatoes now, Leslie!! Yum! Thanks so much for solving this lifelong dilemma for me.:) lol God Bless!!🙏🏼🌻👍

Canadian Here.. This Is My First Time To See Potatoes Cooked Like That I Can't Wait To Cook This Recipe.. A Excellent Video.. Highly Recommended.. Thank You Very Much For Sharing..

my mother is german and she used to make I would think this but she would I know then use milk and some cornstarch and thicken it. I always loved those and didn't know for sure how to make them, I just always called them cream potatoes and never knew anyone that heard of it, or have ever seen a recope for them. Yum

My daddy made something like this he called it. new potatoes with a little thicker gray. You pour it over cornbread. Yum Yum.

We just call them boiled potatoes. I always rewash my potatoes after cutting to remove the starch and then cook them. After they are done we then add a stick of butter and any seasonings.

I always peel my potatoes. My mom used to tell me I cut half of the potato off. Lol. That’s just a tiny bit of being dramatic. Lol. Yellow potatoes are my favorite potatoe. Oh my goodness they look so good. Hugs

Love stewed potatoes, I take a fork and roughly mash them and put a bit of Dukes mayo. ( no juice with them)

I just found your channel.and I love it.

My Mom use to make these for me when I wasn't feeling good. She just called them boiled potatoes though. I put lots of butter on them when I take them out. I have some on the stove cooking right now and added the butter to them to cook with. I came across your shows the a few weeks ago and I love them. You have a little bit of everything for us to watch. I'm also following you on facebook. Keep on making shows and talking about Jesus. Love seeing your kids and Grand babies and Husband on here too. You are all so down to earth!

Now I’m going to have to make some of these. Love me some stewed potatoes! BTW... I do t like vegetable peelers either. Always use a knife...Something I’ve done is maybe even peel the potatoes a little thicker than you need to. Take the peels and toss them in a little oil and bake them. A great snack! You could even dollop them with bacon, sour cream and cheese like potato skins.

I peel them the same way you do . It’s the best way .

I love doing potatoes like this. I’m so glad that somebody else peels potatoes with a knife. My husband tells me all the time that I’m peeling away more than I’m keeping.

new to your channel love it so down to earth thank you for this twist on potatoes

Don't ever apologize for cooking for your family. I have a strong feeling that your love language, like mine, is cooking and feeding. I will be 61 this year and I feel exceedingly blessed whenever I get to cook for my whole family. Can't ever be too often! I am also so much more Martha than Mary!

In the pan if you will mash a few of your potatoes and stir then your soup will be thicker.

I AGREE Leslie,, I wld Much rather use a pairing knife to peel potatoes 🥔. I’m pretty careful making sure to not waste the potato while peeling. But you know you Can save those peelings and make ‘em an appetizer with cheese on top to melt in the oven. I bet Juda and the babies wld Love em

Yummy l make stewed potatoes sometimes they are good

I remember when I was a kid growing up in Arkansas, My Momma and some of the Older women would make Stewed Potatoes. I haven't had them in years. I bet I will when it is my turn to cook again. Thanks for sharing with us Leslie. You all stay safe and well. God Bless Y'all.

My grandma made them with onion boiled in them so good

I don’t know how I missed this video but I had and I call that boiled potato and if u put heavy cream in them with a table spoon of corn starch mixed it becomes creamed potato .

Oh yes girl, butter is the cherry on the topping!!! Love em😋😘

We have ate these for years , but we say boiled potatoes !! I could drink every bit of the broth out of the pan ! The buttery , salt and pepper in the juice is so soothing !! Yummmm

One of my favorites. Love potatoes.

I remember Mom making these when we were growing up. Totally yummy. However, she used bacon grease or lard and called them her "greasy" potatoes. Of course, I always smothered mine in butter (as I do most things) when eating them. Can't wait to give your way a try.

We just call them boiled potatoes in PA. We smash them down with a fork and put butter and pepper over them!😋

I make stewed potatoes but the last two or three minutes of boiling I add a can of drained English peas to the pot and man is it good together

Thank you for sharing your stewed potatoes. Neither my grandma nor my mom ever served potatoes that way. I thought maybe you were going to give it a good dollop of bacon grease instead of the butter. I may have to give these a try with half butter and half bacon grease. Thank you again for showing this to us and stay well.

Love this! I also peel with a knife, rather than a peeler. I don't like those. The only thing I use one for is carrots.

Definitely a southern dish 😋! It's funny how different the North and South eat. We southerners love our butter 🧈 and starches LOL.

Yes, my sweet Mama made these the same way as 'potato soup' nd you are right. She made this when we werent felling well. For Stewed potatoes she added thickener made with flour and milk. Either way I love it!

Good video! We had creamed potatoes at home. Boil the peeled potatoes in water after cutting into chunks. Drain off water, stir in some milk and butter and flour. Salt and pepper. Pieces of bacon can be added. It is a meal and easy!

My boiled potatoes with butter are buttered potatoes. If I add spices and parsley we call them Fancy Potatoes. I love potato soup.

I’m a Tennessee girl and I make these all the time 😀. But I put lard in mine 🤗🤗🤗. Love your videos!!!

They look delicious. I put a little thickening in my stewed potatoes. About 2 tablespoons sr flour and a little milk. It's also good this way with all the butter too.

when my older generation made this they taught me to use cold water starting on all root vegetables and hot for above ground which helps cook more evenly through out and with stew potatoes they used a touch just a little of sugar which really to me improves the taste ..yummy . i love your videos by the way your awesome.

My grandma made fantastic stewed potatoes! I peel with a knife also.

I peel potatoes with a knife too.. My fingers are always in the way when I n use a peeler.. I’m like you when I don’t feel good I want potatoes.. it usually ends up being potato soup because I over boil them but they are still good ..

I’ve never heard of stewed potatoes either, but they sure do look yummy! 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

They do look good!😋

My Grandmother used to make soupy potatoes. Is this the same thing?

First time I ate stewed potatoes my girl friend from Alabama made them for me. Yum! And she made corn bread in a different way than me. Now I make it like Cecile.. Thanks for sharing.

I LOVE ANY KIND OF POTATO, YOU FORGOT TO SAY FRIED POTATOES WHEN YOU WERE NAMING THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF POTATOES.YOURS LOOKED SO GOOD,HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND,LOVE YA

A whole stick of butter 🧈 is what makes them so good!

My Grandmother made these and tightened up the water with a cornstarch slurry. She lived in the far southern corner of Arkansas!!

Mamma always thickened hers with flour

We love stewed potatoes as well! I also have always peeled potatoes with a knife! My MIL hates to watch me peel potatoes when I am helping her cook. I told her to just look away because I can’t peel potatoes with a vegetable peeler!

Have you ever made potato dumplings 😋. They are good 👍.

I never liked a potato peeler either 😊❤

To me they are called boiled potatoes or plain potatoes. But that is what I thought you meant by stewed potatoes. I solved the problem of the peeling by not peeling them at all! I see no reason to throw the peelings out. I do not have pigs or a compost pile so I would not have any use for them. I did however see in the comments where it was suggested to bake the peelings and I admit that does sound rather tasty.

I make something similar, but called Dutch Potatoes. I use a fry pan. Melt my butter and cook a bit of diced onion (as little or as much as you want). Add your potatoes covered with water and cook till soft and most of the water is gone. Or you can keep cooking till the potatoes are browned a bit.

I’m a Southern California Girl But Southern And mid States run through my Blood ! I tell you, so many people always ask where I’m from or grew up cause of the words I use and I’ve been told I have a twang Of Southern accent ! I Love it ! I love Farms, cows and the smell of stinky cows I LOVE! Oh yes I digress... in all my 64 years I’ve never heard of Stewed Potatoes !!! Stewed everything else though. Do you add MILK to your 🌽 corn boilin ? My Aunt taught me this ! Yum ! So sweet and juicy ! Now I have to buy some gold potatoes this week and make us some STEWED POTATOES ! I’m tempted to add milk to water maybe half water half milk and hummmmm 🤔🤔🤔2 Sticks of Butter 🤗 But I won’t I’ll make them just as you’ve taught me ! Thank You !!! Miss Debra in California 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌷

I always put a little corn starch and milk in my stewed potato to make them have thickin in them.

My mother made these all the time- we also added stewed tomatoes before we ate !! About how long did they boil- just until tender? Thanks love your channel

Love these. I add thick slices of onions.

You need to publish a cook book

Nope, never heard of those, I’ve had creamed potatoes, cooked like that but thickened with a little milk and flour. I’m 86 so have been around for awhile. I may try them though.

There gonna be Delicious!!!

Momma said her Momma told all the girls to peel every potato like it's the only one she has to feed the whole family. So......that's the way she taught us to peel.

I add a little onion powder for some extra flavor. I don't like vegetable peelers for potatoes either. Scraped the hide off my fingers too many times.

I was your first comment, but I think I erased it! Anyway, Lori sent me. I'm making her (comfort food) potato soup today. But, I have this big bag of potatoes that really needs to be eaten, and soon! So, you had me at the stick of butter!! I always say, you can *never* have too much butter, bacon, garlic, or cheese! So, know that tonight, in Long Beach (SoCal), I'll be enjoying your chunky stewed potatoes! Thanks so much for the yummy recipe! If you get this comment twice, just ignore me! Stay safe and be well. God bless! 🌈🌈🌈

Always thought stewed potatoes were something special. 🙂🙂. I am in Texas and we call them boiled potatoes. 🙂🙂. Funny how the same thing has so many names. Next time I hear stewed potatoes I will think of you.

Stewed Potatoes & Cornmeal now that’s a meal for me😊😊

Take the potato peeler and pull it back over the potato like you do when you’re using a parring knife. No more fly away skins and you won’t accidentally shave your finger that are holding the potato like I did when pushing it forward.

Should have made a thinking

I think this is how my mom made them. I wish I could remember, I need to ask my dad before he is gone. She might have thickened them but I don't think she used milk. The potatoes might have just thickened from the starch.

👋🏼 hi- I’m from California but my mama came from Oklahoma. I have never heard of “Stewed Potatoes” not even by another name. I saved this video because I’m going to make them. Thank you!

Leslie make you some clotted cream to go with them potatoes, oh you will love it!!

Lay a wooden spoon across the top and it will not boil over!

My God mother adds onions & mixes a flour slurry in hers.

Not off the ceiling.....but maybe off the floor....🙄😂

My mother. Put milk in them .

Where is your husband church

do you drain the pot. after cooking

You don’t add thickening?

Those are NOT southern stewed potatoes. They are simply boiled. But thanks for trying!

Did you know you can rest a wooden spoon on top of your pan and it will not boil over? I promise, it works.

What is that beeping? Annoying. Love the recipe. Stop that beeping.

Make thicken taters