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COLLECTION: Potato Soups  
Saute onions and soup vegetables in margarine. Boil potatoes and  
sauteed vegetables in stock until tender. Pass the soup through a  
seive. Reheat and season with salt and pepper and basil. Cut bread  
roll into cubes and fry in the butter until browned. Serve the soup  
sprinkled with croutons and 2 Tbs finely chopped chives.  
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From: mje@pookie.pass.wayne.edu (Michael J. Edelman)  
POTATO SOUP  
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Start some onions sauteeing in a little butter or oil. Maybe one large  
onion, chopped fine.  
Peel a few potatos and chop into small pieces. When the onions are  
done, add the potatos, and some salt to taste.  
Add 3-4 cups of chicken stock. Cook on low heat until the potatos are  
soft.  
Add 3 cups of milk, some cooked peas, herbs (dill would be nice) and  
fresh pepper.  
Heat thoroughly and serve. A nice addition is about 8 oz of chopped  
lox, which can be had inexpensively as trimmings at many delis. Other  
fish soups can be made on this basic recipe. Smoked haddock works well  
here, too.  
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From: pattyh@sequent.com (Patricia A. Hansen)  
POTATO SOUP  
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Chop up an onion or two (depending on how big they are) and several  
stalks of celery, including some leaves. Saute in margarine until soft  
in a big pot. In the meantime, peel as many potatoes as you like. I  
usually peel enough to cover the bottom of the pot in a fairly deep  
layer. Cut the potatoes in half or fourths, depending on how big they  
are. Cover with water and simmer until the potatoes are done. Take a  
potato masher and mash the potatoes until they're reduced to bite-sized  
pieces. You'll get some chunks and a nice, thick broth. Add one or two  
cans of evaporated milk (again, depending on how big your pot is). Salt  
and pepper to taste. A nice touch is to add very crisp bacon, crumbled  
up, to the finished soup in the last few minutes of cooking. Garlic  
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