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Cheese and Meatball Soup Recipe (with Corn and Potatoes)

A cozy soup recipe that brings together melty cheese and bite-size beef meatballs, thickened naturally with potatoes and sweet corn. For how to make it, you’ll simmer the vegetables first, then cook the meatballs right in the pot and finish by stirring in cheese until smooth.

Cheese and Meatball Soup Recipe (with Corn and Potatoes)
Editorial Kitchen Archive
Prep10 min
Cook40 min
DifficultyMedium
ServingsServes 6
Energy-

Ingredients

Scale:6servings

Ingredients

Liters water
Whole kernel corn (canned or frozen)
Medium potato, diced
Celery stalk, finely chopped
Carrot, small dice
Onion, finely chopped
2 tsp hot pepper sauce (Tabasco-style), to taste
Ground beef
Large egg
Salt (for the meatballs)
1/4 tsp hot pepper sauce (Tabasco-style), for the meatball mix
Shredded melting cheese (cheddar-style)
Salt, adjust at the end if needed
Black pepper (optional)

Step-by-Step Method

6-step method
01

Start the vegetable base

Pour the water into a pot. Add onion, potato, celery, and carrot. Bring to a boil, then reduce to a steady simmer until the vegetables start to soften.

02

Mix the meatballs

In a bowl, combine ground beef, egg, 1 tsp salt, and the hot pepper sauce for the meatballs. Mix gently and roll into small bite-size balls.

03

Cook meatballs in the pot

Once the vegetables are partially tender, drop the meatballs in one by one. Keep a gentle boil; cook until the meatballs rise and are cooked through.

04

Add corn and heat

Stir in the corn and 2 tsp hot pepper sauce. Simmer for 5 more minutes; add a splash of water if the soup gets too thick.

05

Melt in the cheese

Lower the heat. Add the shredded cheese gradually, stirring so it melts smoothly. Taste and adjust with a bit more salt and black pepper if needed.

06

Rest and serve

Let the soup sit for 3–4 minutes, then ladle into bowls. If you like more heat, add a tiny extra dash of hot sauce at the table.

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