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Creamy Soup of Chinese Celery and Leeks

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  • Serves

    6

    as a first course
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    By Elizabeth Schneider

    Published 2001

    • About

    For this gentle but rich-scented soup, “throwaway” parts of celery, leek, and cilantro are first simmered to make a fragrant broth. The vegetables are cooked in the broth until soft and mellow, and then a raw mince of the same vegetables is added for another layer of flavor and subtle crunch.

    Ingredients

    • About pounds Chinese celery
    • 3 medium leeks
    • 2 bunches

    Method

    1. Prepare broth: Trim celery base to separate branches. Wash in several changes of water. Cut off leaves and place them in soup pot. Cut dark green parts from leeks; slice, wash these well, and add to pot. Cut off cilantro stems and roots (if any), reserving leaves for later. Scrub roots and stems; rinse and chop; add to pot. Add water, cover, and boil gently to extract fl

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