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nιcнolaѕ wιlde 2d8ee60994 chore: change puree to purée
Signed-off-by: nιcнolaѕ wιlde <ncwilde43@gmail.com>
2022-11-28 12:58:03 -08:00

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>> source: https://www.tasteofhome.com/article/vichyssoise-recipe-julia-childs-favorite-soup/
>> tags: soup, julia-child, french
Simmer the @Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and sliced{2%cups}, and @sliced white leek{3%cups} in them in @vegetable stock{1.5%qts} (along with a pinch of @salt{1%pinch}) until tender. Julia Child recommends simmering in a partially covered #pot{} for about 40 to ~{50%minutes}.
Once the vegetables are tender, you can purée the soup using an #immersion blender{}, or carefully transfer the soup to a high-powered pitcher blender and purée until smooth.
Season with salt and @white pepper{} to taste and stir in 1/2 to 1 cup of @whipping cream{1%cup}.
I served the soup with a garnish of @minced chives{3%Tbsp} as Julia suggests.
Editors Note: White pepper is recommended in this recipe because it blends in with the color of the soup. If all you have is black pepper, thats perfectly fine to use.