I can't tell you as the size of a potato, and how many to use, seems to me to be subjective to how hungry you are. That said what I do is boil enough potatoes to feed whomever I am trying to feed.
Basically I dice up the potatoes into about 3/4 inch cubes and then boil them until they are soft. I then drain the water and put in a generous amount of butter, salt, and pepper, and then enough milk to cover the potatoes. I then simmer the mix on a low heat, stirring occasionally until the butter is melted, and the soup is hot.
From there, serve in a bowl, mix in more salt and pepper to taste, and eat with a generous amount of saltine crackers (either eaten separately, or crunched up in the soup to thicken it a bit). Any way you eat it, you can't go wrong because it's that good.......MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Might have to do that for dinner tonight.
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