Name: Leftover Ham Bean Soup Recipe
Total time: 275 min
Yield: 4
Cuisine: American

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Leftover ham bean soup is the easiest and most flavorful soup your family will love made with a rich broth in the slow cooker from your holiday ham bone. 

How to make Leftover Ham Bean Soup Recipe

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<p>Leftover ham bean soup is the easiest and most flavorful soup your family will love made with a rich broth in the slow cooker from your holiday ham bone. </p>

Medium carrots

Ribs celery

Small onion

Chicken

Leftover ham bone

Chili powder

Cloves garlic

Bay leaf

Great northern beans

Freshly ground pepper

Add carrots, celery, onion, chicken broth, leftover ham bone, chili powder, garlic, and bay leaf to your slow cooker and cook on low at least 4 hours.

step 1

Remove bay leaf and ham bone along with any fat you don't want to eat. Pick off any pieces of meat and add them back to the soup.

step 2

Add drain beans to the soup and heat to serve.

step 3