ISO Leek Potato soup recipe
I want to make a leek potato soup for a small crowd, 15 people or so. It has to be gluten free so no flour and I'd like to use up some heavy cream. The recipe I planned to use is from the New England Soup Factory cookbook and calls for 7 pounds of leeks, which are currently going for 3 bucks a pound here ( yesterday one enormous leek was 1/2 pound,) So I am looking for a recipe that uses fewer leeks, more potatoes, heavy cream and is vegetarian. Thanks in advance.
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How about this zucchini vichysoisse? It's potato leek soup with the addition of zucchini. I always substitute vegetable stock for the chicken stock and I think the addition of the zucchini might help you get away with fewer leeks. Good luck!
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re: arp29
Finally served it today to a small group and we all loved it. I used mostly water as I only had a small amount of vegetable broth, got tired of the food mill so half of it was slightly chunky- I used a hand blender, went heavy on the cream and served it hot. People asked for the recipe. thanks again!
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We just made Alton's Brown's recipe for Leek Potato Soup today. It does call for cream and a lot fewer than 7 lbs of leeks (1 lb per 6 servings), and it's vegetarian (we used homemade chicken broth because we had it on hand, but the recipe actually calls for vegetable broth). I really like it, partly because it also has buttermilk in it, which adds a nice flavor.
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Here's an old thread from Caralien who's no longer active on CH (I miss her). Loved this soup and there are other suggestions here:
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I make a Leek & Potato Soup with Roasted Pear that is wonderful (in my opinion, anyway). I'm pretty sure it's gluten-free, here are the ingredients and if it piques your interest I'd be happy to send you the full recipe on my site.
Yukon Gold potatoes
leeks
pears
Vidalia or Maui onion
garlic
sweet butter
olive oil
homemade chicken or vegetable stock or packaged low sodium broth –
dried Tarragon
sherry
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