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Potato Leek Soup

A traditional French-rooted winter soup: restrained, vegetable-forward, and well-suited to seasonal cooking.

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Leek, large, about 5 lb, white and light green parts only

6

tbsp

Unsalted butter

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Milk = lighter, classic Parisian style | Heavy cream = restaurant-style richness | If too thick, thin with additional warm broth (1⁄4 cup at a time). | Improves after 24 hours; reheats well without separating. | Finish each bowl with a drizzle of cultured cream or browned butter.

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Potato Leek Soup

A traditional French-rooted winter soup: restrained, vegetable-forward, and well-suited to seasonal cooking.

Cook

35m

Ingredients

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Leek, large, about 5 lb, white and light green parts only

6

tbsp

Unsalted butter

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Notes

Milk = lighter, classic Parisian style | Heavy cream = restaurant-style richness | If too thick, thin with additional warm broth (1⁄4 cup at a time). | Improves after 24 hours; reheats well without separating. | Finish each bowl with a drizzle of cultured cream or browned butter.

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