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Video Recipe: Leek & Potato Soup

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Uploaded by on Aug 1, 2008

A hearty and delicious soup with an incredible leek flavor and thick texture from the russet potatoes. Perfect for a cold winter day and a grilled cheese sandwich. Chef Keith Snow from http://www.harvesteating.com presents this delicious video recipe.

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  • My husband and I liked this soup a lot. It was my first experience to cook and eat leek. It worked out well.

  • great...

    Keith

  • I like to add more veggies including Zucchini, carrot, vegetarian veg boullion cubes (2) some mushrooms, and parsley. I used baby new potatoes as well, and salt and pepper to taste! As a vegetarian, this is most satisfying.

  • yeah..great ideas....

    thanks for watching

    Keith

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  • Then it's no longer potato leek soup, you fool.

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  • cooking times and what seasoning dude... wake up homeboy

  • Yes, what is the seasoning? How can we make this if we don't know the seasoning ingredients??

  • This is really cool i like it. never had leek and potato soup be for but i like the way it looks. Thanks keith snow

  • you suck, its not rocket science.

  • This guys sucks. Its a cooking video to teach newbies. How long do you cook it for? What heat?

  • Looks appetizing. sounds great. It's the way I make it but I leave out the cream, I think all it needs is some home-made bread! Thanks for the posting.

  • Made this today with waxy-type potatoes--California whites. (Don't need hearty/starchy style in June.) Wow very nice! And easy. First time I ever used leeks for anything. Thanks for the inspiration.

  • Looks good but high-starch russet potatoes are floury not creamy. For creamy texture, low-starch white potatoes are the preferred choice I think.

    Though maybe you were going for thicker rather than creamy.

    Having said that all I have are russets so will give it a try thanks.

  • i love guys who like cooking too.... what did u use in the seasoning, btw??

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