Ingredients

How to make it

  • Melt butter in large pot;
  • Add Leeks - low medium heat - cook, stirring frequently, for some 5 minutes or so;
  • Add Potatoes, Stock and Bay Leaf, increase heat to high, and bring to boil;
  • Reduce heat, cover and simmer for some 20/25 minutes or until vegetables are tender:
  • If using, add the cream to thickness and consistency required and heat through;
  • Remove from heat and “Blitz” with a blender;
  • Return on low heat, season and check flavour and thickness;
  • If a little thick, add a little water/milk to dilute and heat through again;
  • Remove bay leaf, garnish with parsley and serve.

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  • pointsevenout 8 years ago
    1 Tbsp live cultured buttermilk per 1 cup heavy cream and overnight to 24 hours in the counter cabinet or on top of the fridge makes a nice homemade creme fraiche. Refrigerate unused portion to thicken it up nicely.
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    " It was excellent "
    Cosmicmother ate it and said...
    28/09/2015
    Delicious! I added some Ham and peas to this at the end of cooking, perfect combo and easy to make! More info here: Potato And Leek Soup
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    " It was excellent "
    Karen_B ate it and said...
    This soup is so good and comforting in cold weather. The addition of leeks just adds that extra - I did add the Creme Fraiche - rich and creamy deliciousness!!
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  • notyourmomma 8 years ago
    Leeks are the unsung hero in the onion world. Their flavor is like no other.
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