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By srmaynard
Long Beach, CA
on April 28, 2013
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Fantastic recipe- even if they are missing the step where you put the garlic in- add it in with the shallots and leeks. This is a keeper.
By donsuter
on October 21, 2011
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Loved this soup and make it regularly. I do blend, but add additional 'shrooms after. I also use a mix of fresh mushrooms. And the Madiera adds just the right touch of flavor so I wouldn't leave it out. You'll never see another can in my cupboard!
By spgreatwine
Virginia
on January 31, 2011
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Is it wrong to have Cream of Mushroom Soup for Breakfast? I often cook soups and such in the morning as the kids are getting ready for school because so many of them taste better when they "sit". This one is ready to go! If you don't cook a lot or follow recipes well this one could be a little harder (as I don't think it was written the best IE/ missing when to put the garlic in. But this one is most defiantly a keeper!!!
By jessiana1980_12...
Grayslake, 52
on March 10, 2010
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Labor intensive, but worth the work! Tastes amazing! Make a double batch!
By livingstonkuzma...
poway, 43
on March 01, 2010
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I cut the recipe in half and it made a great dinner for two. I was religious to the recipe except that I used rice flour and olive oil instead of butter. No doubt it would taste better with the butter but, this really came out great. Very creamy for just the little bit of cream. This will be a standard for us. Thanks!
By cottynew_8991235
Fishers, IN
on January 11, 2010
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I made this soup yesterday for myself and some friends, we all loved it. They took the lefovers home with them. I think it was a little heavy on the leeks and I did not put it in the blender. I would make it again,
By rhonda_593145
Palatine, IL
on October 23, 2007
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We make this soup every Friday in fall/winter. Have tweaked it over the last year. Blend the dried mushrooms as they are still a bit chewy after bath in broth. Use fresh Portabello mushrooms instead of Button...much more depth of taste. Use 1/2 the leeks and shallots called for (so it doesn't overpower the mushroom taste. Use Sherry instead of Madeira b/c that's what we have on hand and find it a better pairing with the mushrooms. Best base recipe out there, but we have modified it only to our personal tastes. If you like mushrooms, you'll love this one.
By gocher_4552793
North Brunswick, NJ
on December 25, 2005
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Murky looking, brown soup...not exactly the most appealing food color. However, the taste is outrageously full-flavored and satisfying. Yes, there are other mushroom soups out there that take much less time to prepare, but the extra time you spend steeping the dried porcini mushrooms in the "broth" (I found that stock -- instead of broth -- adds a richness to this soup makes all the difference in the world to the flavor of your soup! I also don't puree the whole soup. Instead, I puree half of it because I like to bite into chunks of delicious mushrooms. I would have rated this soup 5 stars, but I gave it four ONLY because the color isn't the most appealing.
By fyjimo506_4059976
mesa, AZ
on October 27, 2005
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the people at the food network kitchens once again make a simple thing confusing and usless work. you do not need all the ingredients you list just mushrooms, garlic, and onion. finish with heavy cream. no liquor. you want to taste the mushrooms thats why cambells has been so succesful.
By notestotheresa_...
Shasta Lake, CA
on April 19, 2005
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I loved the mushroom soup, like someone else...I left most of the mushies just chopped, not pureed. I disliked the amount of onion and reduced it before I got too far it, but it was still too much for me...Good creamy soup, wonderful mushroom flavor, I also omitted the sherry, I know I don't like it.