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Post by kedigato on Dec 30, 2007 18:52:39 GMT
- remove the hard outer leaves and then wash, leaving the leeks whole
- slice into rings, not too thin
- sauté in a little oil or oil & butter (I am a great fan of rapeseed oil)
- when soft, add part boiling water and milk
- season with salt & pepper
- add fresh cream
This is a good soup to have as a starter if you are doing a dinner, just don't make it too thick.
If doing it for a starter when you have guests, then keep a bit of the sautéd leeks back to garnish the finished soup.
Make it thicker if you just want it for a light lunch or supper. I never measure or weigh ingredients when making soup, so it is all to taste.
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Post by Admin on Dec 30, 2007 19:15:44 GMT
sounds lovely i will try this next time i get veg in as we like leeks.
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Post by kedigato on Jan 2, 2008 16:07:14 GMT
A variation of this soup is to add cheese.
You can use a cheese spread or even a bit of left-over hard cheese. Make sure you grate the hard cheese first or it will go stringy. I find that the finer it is grated the better.
Just add it to the finished soup and let it melt slowly, stirring often.
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