Vegetable potage soup – Potage de légumes

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Atsuko
Vegetable potage soup
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Atsuko

Founder of @Umami Sans Frontières

This vegetable soup is recommended on cold days, when your stomach feels heavy and you have no appetite, or when you have a cold.

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Preparation

40 mins

Baking time

Rest time

Ingredients

1 Portions
Metric Imperial
  • 300 g
    Potato (3-4 pieces)
  • 150 g
    1 Leek (or 2-3 long green onions)
  • 100 g
    Carrots (1 stick)
  • 800 ml
    Water
  • Salt
  • Pepper
  • 3
    Teaspoons of bouillon
Cooking time: Approximately 40 minutes
Ingredients:

Ingredients For 4 people

  • Potato 300g (3-4 pieces)
  • Leek 150g (1/or 2-3 long green onions)
  • Carrots 100g (1 stick)
  • Water around 750-800ml
  • Salt
  • Pepper
  • 3 teaspoons of bouillon (optional)
How to make it:

1/ Cut the green onions, potatoes, and carrots into small pieces.

2/ Put the vegetables cut in step 1 into a pot and add enough water to submerge the vegetables (be careful not to add too much water as it will taste watery).
Vegetable potage soup step 1

3/ Heat a pot and simmer over medium heat until the vegetables are soft. (If using bouillon, add it here and simmer)Vegetable potage soup step 2

4/ Once the vegetables are soft, remove the pot from the heat and stir with a hand blender until smooth. Vegetable potage step 3

5/ Add salt and pepper to taste. Put it back on the fire to warm it up and it’s done.

Potage de légumes

★If you want to taste the vegetable ingredients, salt and pepper are enough, but if you don’t like it enough, you can also add bouillon.

★You can also add fresh crème or sour cream to give it a creamy taste if you like. You can also top with your favorite nuts or croutons.

★If you serve it with green salad, ham, prosciutto, bread, or grissini as garnish, it becomes a light meal.

★This potage is a soup that my mother-in-law made for me when my stomach felt heavy after eating so much Christmas food. Since then, it has become my children’s favorite soup, and our family calls it Mamie’s soup. This dish felt like a glimpse of simple French home cooking.

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