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Ingredients:
Start by heating 2 cups of water in a large pot. Use medium-high heat. As the water is heating, chop up the onion in to small pieces (not minced, though). Throw the onion pieces and the bay leaves into the water and cook covered until the onions are becoming tender. When the onions are close to being tender, toss in the contents of the two bags of corn (and the optional beans), stir in with the onions and cover. Stir occasionally. Clean the potatoes and chop them up. I usually cut them lengthwise into quarters, then cut them in to slices about 1/4 - 1/2 inch thick. If you like smaller pieces, then feel free to dice them up! When the corn is heated thoroughly, add in the potatoes. This is a good time to grind up some fresh pepper into the pot and stir it all up. While that is cooking, put the cashews and remaining 2 cups of water in to a blender and blend on high for a couple minutes. You may want to use a spatula to push the little bits (escapees) back into the cashew milk. When the potatoes are al dente, add the cashew milk to the pot and stir. Heat this to a boil stirring constantly (for the most part). If you let it sit too long, it may burn on the bottom. Once it reaches a light boil (a few bubbles), remove it from the heat. Add sea salt (and any more pepper it may need) to taste. Stir, serve, and enjoy! Serves 3 to 10. If this is my entire meal, it's good for three meals. If you're having other goodies, then you can feed a lot more.
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