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By nemodcm
Tampa, FL
on January 24, 2012
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Super Good! Used 1/2c light butter milk and 1/2c ff half and half - but was already tasty before adding that in! I left out the pepper too - unintentionally - I don't think anyone missed it. We will definitley be having this again.
By harlyq
Arizona Bay
on January 23, 2012
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Absolutely amazing! I added some hometown poblano sauce to the soup at the end when incorporating the last ingredients. SPICEY! YUMMY!
By sk8lady
Golden Isles of...
on January 11, 2012
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Delicious! I left out the buttermilk because we were out, but still turned out great. Not hard, just takes a little patience.
By Adam F
Saint Charles, MO
on January 11, 2012
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My wife being a vegetarian, I was glad to find a potato leek soup that doesn't contain chicken stock or bacon. While it would be easy to leave the two out of any recipe (substituting vegetable stock for chicken stock I always found the other recipes lacking something. Yet again, Alton comes through. Many thanks.
By mdc48
Torrance, CA
on January 06, 2012
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Really great! This is my new go-to potato-leek soup recipe. I was skeptical, thinking it sounded like something was going to be missing, but I wouldn't change a thing. Okay... I did change one thing... I didn't have vegetable stock, so I used chicken stock. Unlike some other folks, I did *not* find it to have too much dairy. I thought it was the perfect amount.
By SuperFlySherryPye
on January 04, 2012
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I love this recipe!
By smilejen55_9779420
SAn Jose, CA
on December 29, 2011
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LOVE this soup. The hardest part for me is washing the leeks. I love how simple the seasonings are, but yet it is so flavorful. I use my own chicken stock instead of veggie stock and I puree the leeks in the stock before i add the potatoes, then pulse the potatoes a little at the end (my bf likes to have chunks of potato. one of my favorite soups, and i love soup!
By loes.lindsay
east setauket, NY
on December 25, 2011
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awesome!!! made it for christmas eve, everyone loved it!
By a foodie's wife
on December 19, 2011
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Amazing soup...!!! I followed the recipe exactly as written, except that I had no buttermilk...My foodie husband grabbed some sour cream, a little lowfat milk, and some fresh lemon juice - whisked it all up, and voila! something like buttermilk... We loved the soup, and we are planning on making it again really soon.
By EnchantedDaisy
Williamsburg, VA
on December 13, 2011
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The only things I changed when I made this recipe was that I did not puree it (I just whisked it a bit when I added the dairy components, and I made about half the amount as Alton's original recipe.
This was a very soul-warming soup that I will make often! It was fairly inexpensive, easy, and most of all delicious. I served this warm since it is winter, but I will try this cold as well when the weather is warmer. A permanent addition to my recipe box!