If you want a new soup, this Weight Watchers Instant Pot Potato and Shrimp Soup is the answer. A Weight Watchers Recipe that is sure to please any crowd you put it in front of.
Weight Watchers Instant Pot Potato and Shrimp Soup
I am a huge fan of soup. I make Weight Watchers Chicken Enchilada Soup a lot and am always looking for healthy soup ideas. Weight Watchers recipes that are comfort foods without all the calories are my favorite kind!!
Ingredients for Instant Pot Potato and Shrimp Soup
- corn
- Light butter
- garlic clove
- yellow onion
- flour
- Vegetable Broth
or Chicken Broth
(Fat-Free)
- diced potatoes
- 1% low-fat milk
- Bay leaf
- dried Thyme
- 16 oz Shrimp (peeled and deveined)
Directions for Making Instant Pot Potato and Shrimp Soup
- First, set the Instant Pot
to Sauté and add the butter, garlic, onions, and corn. Stir and cook until the onions are cooked.
- Now it is time to add the broth and potatoes, thyme, and bay leaf.
- Set Instant Pot to Manual for 15 minutes.
- Once it’s done, add the milk, and flour, and stir. Add the shrimp and seal the lid back on the IP for a couple of minutes. You don't have to turn it on…the pot is still hot enough to cook the shrimp. Let the shrimp fully cook before serving.
Weight Watchers Points
Are you ready….this Weight Watchers soup recipe is only 2 Points per cup on the myWW Purple plan, 3 points on the myWW Blue plan and 5 points on the myWW Green plan. YES!
On the current Weight Watchers Program (2023), it is 3 points per serving. The serving size is one cup.
This is a hearty soup, so one bowl may be enough!!
This is also a really family-friendly meal! I usually leave the onions out and add onion powder…but that is because I am a little weird!
What is Your Favorite Weight Watchers Instant Pot Recipe?
Do you have a favorite Weight Watchers Instant Pot recipe you like? I am working on doing more with my electric pressure cooker! I am going to try and find a way to reduce calories in my favorite Pressure Cooker Broccoli Cheese Soup recipe so I can eat it more often!
Have you seen this Weight Watchers Instant Pot SmartPoints Cookbook
- 1 can corn low sodium
- 2 Tbsp. butter
- 1 clove garlic minced
- 1 medium yellow onion
- ¼ cup flour
- 5 Cup Vegetable Broth or Chicken Broth Fat Free
- 2 cups diced potatoes
- 1 Cup 1% low-fat milk
- 1 Bay leaf
- ½ tsp dried Thyme
- 16 oz Shrimp peeled and deveined thawed
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First set the Instant Pot to Sauté and add the butter, garlic, onions and corn. Stir and cook until onions are cooked.
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Now it is time to add the broth and potatoes, thyme and bay leaf.
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Set Instant Pot to Manual for 15 minutes.
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Once it’s done, add the milk, flour and stir. Add the shrimp and seal IP for a couple of minutes. You do not have to turn the IP back on. It is still hot and will cook the shrimp with the lid on. Let the shrimp fully cook before serving
This has 8 servings that are one cup each.
Each cup is only 2 Points per cup on the myWW Purple plan, 3 points on the myWW Blue plan and 5 points on the myWW Green plan
On the current Weight Watchers Program (2023), it is 3 points per serving. Serving size is one cup.
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How many servings does this soup recipe make? I am getting a much higher points value when putting the recipe in the WW recipe builder and putting 4 servings.
Hi Rosamond, there are 8 servings in this recipe. Hope you like it!
I was looking for shrimp soup recipe and I am glad that I found one. Looks yummy. Going to try out this weekend.
This is an awesome recipe!
So glad you liked it! It is different and that is a nice change!
The instructions aren’t clear. When do I add the thyme? What do I setting do I use after adding the shrimp? Also, I think it’s better if you mix the flour into the milk before adding to the pot. This was a learning experience and i hope to make this dish again.
Hi, so sorry…I can see that I left off a couple of things!! Thanks for letting me know. I add the thyme when I add the broth and potatoes. Yes I can see that mixing the flour and milk together first may help. I try to keep things as easy and using as few pans, bowls, etc as possible! Thanks for stopping by.
Hi Jamie
Thank you for tis awesome recipe!