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This is my son's all time favorite soup. I use a couple of different kinds of
cheese for a richer taste. I found this listing of it on another board, rather than typing it all in. Sorry for the grammatical errors: For 4-6: servings: 3-4 tbs.butter 2 c. chopped onions 1 lg. garlic clove minced or pressed 2 lg. potatoes, unpleeled and coarsely chopped.; 1 lg. carrot -same 3 c. veg. stock or water 1 tsp. dried dill or 2 tbs. fresh 4 oz. cream cheese(the secret ingerdient) 1 1/2 c. milk (or part cream) 1 c. grated sharp cheddar - 3 oz. salt-pepper and fresh parsley chopped. saute onions, garlic in butter till translucent. Add pot. and carrot and saute 5-10 min. Add stock, dill -simmer till tender. // Puree vegies with cream cheese, milk in blender or processor. Return to pot, season , stir in cheddar and reheat. GArnish with parsley. |
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On Thu, 1 Jan 2004 17:41:57 GMT, "bb" took a very
strange color crayon and scribbled: Can someone tell me how to make potato soup? It seems like a no-brainer, but I don't know anything past cooking the potatoes. :-) TIA bb You just need a vegetable broth to start with, then add cubed potatoes, preferably from baked potatoes. I've also heard that you should mash some of the potatoes (or use mashed potatoes) to add body to the final result. Onions are good in potato soup as well and pretty standard IMHO. You can add plain soy milk too if you like, or other milk if you're not after a vegan version. Season to taste with whatever you prefer. I'm not giving any amounts because it's basically about the look, texture and preferences of the cook. -- Therese Shellabarger / The Roving Reporter - Civis Mundi / http://tlshell.cnc.net/ |
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