Potato Leek Soup

"This is a twist to a classic Potato soup recipe - perfect for fall days! The caraway rye adds a nice touch! Add more pepper to give it a little kick."
 
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Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Add the first 7 ingredients into a stock pot and bring to a boil.
  • Cover and simmer for 30- 45 minutes (or until potatoes have fallen apart). Note that the potatoes will have absorbed all of the stock.
  • Stir to break up potatoes or mash them (will be like a puree).
  • Add milk to desired consistency (you can use extra chicken stock for a non-dairy alternative).
  • Serve with a dollop of sour cream and a pinch of chives.

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Reviews

  1. Easy and delicious soup, even my picky daughter ate a whole bowl. A friend brought home a leek from the farmers market. So good. We used vegetable stock instead of chicken stock and didn't use the milk. Thank you. Sandy
     
  2. As a previous reviewer stated the instructions are not clear. The first seven ing. are added at the beginning. I reallly enjoyed this soup, it was thick and nice and very flavorful with so few ingredients. I omitted the caraway seeds. Instead of milk I just added about 1/4 cup of half and half and no sour cream. Really good soup. Serving size for me was more like 3-4. Also used a potato masher at the end to really make it creamy.
     
  3. great tasting soup!! kirt
     
  4. A nice soup, but the potatoes never absorbed the stock. I had to resort to mashing them with a potato masher, which wasn't an ideal situation. Instead of caraway, I added medium curry powder because I love the combination of curry and potatoes. Next time I will use at least 3 leeks, as well.
     
  5. Your soup is a 5 star but the instructions are a bit confusing. You actually add the first 7 ingredients into the stock pot and cook until all the stock is absorbd then add the milk, sour cream etc. I made the soup for a convalescing friend and she enjoyed it. She did not want any caraway so I left them out. I would love the caraway flavor and will add them the next time I make the soup. Thanks MargieLandis for a very nourishing, tasty soup
     
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  1. Easy and delicious soup, even my picky daughter ate a whole bowl. A friend brought home a leek from the farmers market. So good. We used vegetable stock instead of chicken stock and didn't use the milk. Thank you. Sandy
     
  2. A nice soup, but the potatoes never absorbed the stock. I had to resort to mashing them with a potato masher, which wasn't an ideal situation. Instead of caraway, I added medium curry powder because I love the combination of curry and potatoes. Next time I will use at least 3 leeks, as well.
     

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