I made the recipe it came out great!!! I am not sure how the recipe would come out if you don't drain the corn, but I drained the corn and it was delicious.

Pretty good considering its so quick to make and doesn't require any special ingredients. I didn't have any parsley, so I left it out and still found the soup to be very good. Will make again!

Made as directed, added diced potatoes.. It's a keeper :) Thank you

I love corn soup so much. This was a wonderful recipe. I always add chopped up tomato, and whatever meat I feel like; whether ham pieces or chicken. Remember with soup you can add almost anything. My mom likes to put potato in it as well.

Yummy soup! I made exactly as instructed, velvety smooth and filling. I can see adding some grilled chicken breast to it but it's good for me as is. I made this on a stormy night. :)

I agree with others, this is a great base recipe. I will make again, but it needs something....

Hubby absolutely love it! I followed the recipe pretty much, except I added an extra can of creamed corn and extra cayenne pepper since we like our dishes a little on the spicy side :)

This was sooo good! I added some leftover shredded chicken breast and sauteed a large carrot and 1 stalk of celery with the onion in a little more margarine. I added the garlic when the veggies started to soften to avoid burning it. Otherwise kept everything the same. I'll be making this one all winter long. Served with crusty rolls. Thanks for sharing!

I give it four stars for being a great base recipe, but thought my version was great, five stars! I started by sauting two very thinly sliced chicken breasts, removed and then proceeded with the recipe. I used 2% milk and two cans of Campbell's chicken broth I added the second one after I saw how it lacked the extra "soupy-ness" I like. It was more like a stew. I did have to thicken it a bit after this with a flour slurry. I also used frozen corn, added diced pimentos and the chicken back in. Next time I'd cut back on the corn. I was very surprised that you could taste the cream cheese, there isn't much in it. Served it with oyster crackers and cheddar cheese.

I followed the recipe, until the end when I added a couple handfuls of pepper jack and sharp cheese. I was not impressed after testing a spoonful... Added more pepper. Came back to it after almost an hour and it was much better! Thick and flavorful, and slightly golden colored from the cheese. Yum.

Great base recipe! Instead of fresh parsley I used a tablespoon of italian seasoning. I also used 2% milk, whipped lite cream cheese, but then at the very end added about 4 oz of shredded jack and cheddar cheeses to thicken it up! Yummy!

Very nice soup...I used whole milk and while you can tell it isn't cream if you put enough flavors in it isn't bad. I also used dried paresley instead of fresh (can't stand the taste of fresh unfortunately).Used frozen white corn instead of canned to cut down on sodium and added my own salt to the mixture. At the end added some cheddar (mild) and melted through because the milkiness alone was not enough flavor for me. I think tabasco, worchestershire, or Old Bay would be nice additions as well. Almost a 5 but not one of the best I've had. EXTREMELY EASY... and anything I don't want to puree is tops with me.

I really enjoyed this soup. Next time I will follow the advice of someone else and melt the cream cheese before adding it. It was difficult to get it fully incorporated. This soup has a lot of options. It would be great with crab, bacon, cheese, or just about anything else.

This recipe was not very clear. The corn did not specify whether it was to be drained or not. (I assumed it was.) Also, I assume the soup is intended to thicken some - I'm assuming that's what the flour is for. However, I wasn't sure WHEN it was supposed to be permitted to thicken - before or after adding the corn and cream cheese. We weren't crazy about the finished soup.

This was okay. I consider it more of a base recipe to work from. It needs more seasoning and stuff added to it. I added diced potatoes, carrots and tarragon. The additions helped, but it still needs something else. My 2 recommendations when making this soup are to make sure the onions are finely diced and make a sure that you have a good roux, otherwise the soup is really thin.

Very good soup! I used a sweet onion, unsalted butter, 1% milk, and low-sodium broth. I added about a cup more broth than called for (and it made just enough for 3 adults and 2 kids as the main course of dinner). I also used Neufchatel cheese, and was afraid it wouldn't work, but it did. It was actually very thin until I added the cheese, and I was worried. At first, the cheese broke up into little chunks, but I wisked it really well and it worked fine. I don't use canned corn so I used 3 cups frozen (a mix of white and yellow). I used garlic powder and just a sprinkle of the garlic salt. Served with crackers and a nice green salad.