Use floury potatoes
Flour-cooking potatoes give off starch while cooking and bind the soup by themselves. Thus, it becomes ally, even if only a small part is purified.
Sweat onion, carrot, leek and celery in butter without tanning them strongly. Stir in potato wheat and marjoram, fill up with broth and boil. Cook soup quietly until the potatoes decompose and the vegetables are soft. Purify part of the soup or strain with the rammer. Stir in cream as desired. Heat sausages in the soup, season with nutmeg, salt, pepper and parsley.
Why this recipe works
Cook soup quietly until the potatoes break down and the vegetables are soft. Purify part of the soup or crumble with the stomper. Stir in cream as desired. Warm sausages in the soup, season with nutmeg, salt, pepper and parsley.
Recipe
Sweat the onion, carrot, leek and celery in butter without tanning it strongly. Stir in potato wheat and marjoram, fill with broth and boil.
Sweat onion, carrot, leek and celery in butter without tanning heavily.
Stir in potato cube and marjoram, fill with broth and boil.
Cook soup quietly until the potatoes disintegrate and the vegetables are soft.
Purify part of the soup or crumble with the rammer. Stir in cream as desired.
Warm sausages in the soup, season with nutmeg, salt, pepper and parsley.
Kitchen know-how
Flour-cooking potatoes give off starch while cooking and bind the soup by themselves. Thus, it becomes ally, even if only a small part is purified.
Let the carrot, leek and celery soften over medium heat, but do not roast dark. Thus, the mild, familiar taste of the potato soup remains.
Leave the sausage slices in the finished soup for only a few minutes. When cooked long, the skin bursts and the sausages lose juice and bite.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
Frequently asked questions
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