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Truffled Potato And Mushroom Soup

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Dairy, Vegetables, Meats English Heaven lee, Lou jane te 6 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 lb Red potatoes, or Yukon Gold
potatoes peeled
2 Turnips, quartered
1 lb Mushrooms, assorted wild
shitakes crimini
morel
porcini etc.
2 oz Dried porcini mushrooms
soaked in water for at
least one hour
Parmesan cheese, shaved
1 qt Chicken stock, or vegetable
broth
Truffle oil
Truffles, optional
Cream, heated about 2
cups
Butter
Olive oil
Kosher salt
White pepper
Black pepper, freshly ground

INSTRUCTIONS

Boil potatoes whole with quartered turnips, which take longer.  Heat 2
cups cream and 3 T. butter and mash the potatoes and turnips  together,
adding the cream/butter mixture a little at a time until it  is creamy.
Different potatoes absorb moisture differently so you have  to stop
adding liquid at the consistency you like. Season with salt  and white
pepper, and add the truffle oil a drizzle at a time until  the truffle
aroma permeates the mixture.  Slowly saute the mushrooms in equal parts
butter and olive oil  (usually about 2 T. each). Add the stock and the
reconstituted  Porcine. You can use the broth from the soaking of the
dried  mushrooms also but be careful to add it in slowly and not use
the  dredges, which can be sandy. Heat through.  To serve spoon a
helping of the potato/turnips in the middle of a  heated soup bowl.
Surround with the mushroom broth. Top with shavings  of Parmesan and,
if it's in the budget, dainty sliced truffles.  "Suddenly the table was
lulled into silence by the smells emanating  from the soup bowls in
front of them. Enough sliced truffles to choke  a horse were sitting on
top of a mound of potato puree infused with  truffle oil. Around the
potatoes a broth laden with wild mushrooms  floated like a moat. Curls
of Quality Parmesan cheese topped the  dish. "And they called this mere
potato soup" on the menu. Soup by  Todd English, Boston.  TIP: you can
do without the truffles, but you need to spring for the  smallest
bottle of truffle oil you can find.  Recipe by: Lou Jane Temple, A
Stiff Risotto (1997)  Posted to MC-Recipe Digest V1 #915 by KitPATh
<phannema@wizard.ucr.edu> on Nov 18, 1997

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 510
Calories From Fat: 346
Total Fat: 39.3g
Cholesterol: 104.1mg
Sodium: 966.8mg
Potassium: 701.8mg
Carbohydrates: 24.3g
Fiber: 3.6g
Sugar: 3.5g
Protein: 17.2g


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