What is this planing ahead of which you speak?<\/p>\n
Well, today it consisted of making soup after dinner today, so we can have soup for dinner tomorrow as soon as we get home.<\/p>\n
Potato leek soup. Very easy.<\/p>\n
~2 tbsp olive oil
\n~2 tbsp butter
\nbunch of leeks, white parts minced, greens saved for stock or composted
\npotatoes, 6 to 12, depending upon size
\n4cups stock
\nsalt & pepper to taste
\n~1 to 2 cups, depending upon how many potatoes you used<\/p>\n
Saute leeks in butter and olive oil. Add sliced potatoes and hot stock, bring to a boil. Simmer 30 minutes. Add salt & pepper. Run through blender. Eat.<\/p>\n
See? Easy.<\/p>\n
Now we’ll have soup for dinner tomorrow, which should go well with the cold and snowy weather we’re having.<\/p>\n
I don’t understand why I never made soup for years and years. As long as you’ve got good stock, it’s quite easy. Our only problem is that Grandmom can’t eat our favorite soups: broccoli cheese and corn chowder. Which are also the two easiest soups to make. But, I just put eight cups of potato soup in the freezer, so that means she can just eat that next time I’m on the mood for corn chowder…<\/p>\n
Which may be very soon, because the more I think about corn chowder, the yummier it sounds.<\/p>\n
Mmm…. soup.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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