I wondered what alpine leeks would taste like in consommé soup, so I cooked this.Butter will reduce the bitterness of the alpine leek.Cook until the bean sprouts are crispy.If you are not a big fan of the flavour alpine leeks, boil them for a bit longer. Recipe by Chamicyami

I put crisp vegetables in consomme soup. It gave a very pleasing texture.■ Parboiling bean sprouts for 30 seconds, and cooking the lettuce with residual heat keeps the crisp texture.■ Since the bean sprouts have a high water content, you may need to add salt. For 2 generous servings. Recipe by FarmersK

I had leftover bean sprouts after making Dandan noodles the other day.I wanted to make it again the next day but decided to make an easy bean sprout Dandan-style soup instead.The restaurant I go to always serves Dandan noodles with uncooked bean sprouts.I like the crunchy texture of fresh or uncooked bean sprouts and the combination with Dandan noodles so when I get to Step 3, I eat them right away rather than let them warm up. Recipe by milestone

I decided to grow purples in my garden last year and the yield was fantastic, but I didn't know what to do with them. This year had a better yield than last year and I was armed with some ideas for experiments. Some one recommended a Potato Leek Soup so I wanted to try one. This recipe is my own adaption from a handful of google searches. Came out great, I will be making this often!

Here is a standard recipe for leek, which are grown in the cold winter.For variation, add cheese to change the flavor of this simple soup.The key is to cook the leek slowly to bring out the flavor, but don't burn it.If you like a richer flavor, substitute part of the amount of milk with heavy cream.This has a substantially thick consistency. Adjust the thickness as desired. Recipe by KT121

perfect for a cold day to have as a starter or on its own with a bit of bread.

Years ago I tried a creamy leek soup at a dinner and was so taken by it that I begged the host for the recipe. With a few minor changes I hereby share the recipe with you.#leek #soup #stock #chives #winter #lunch #supper #dinner

So many layers of flavor. Thank you Kathryn.scarpello for letting me know I forgot to mention the cabbage in the ingredient list, your awesome!!!!

Recipe from Country Living.I cooked it for 3 hours and the taste is fantastic.

Good winter's dish to warm up.

Everybody in my family caught a cold... so I made a soup to warm the body with ingredients that help fight off colds.Add grated ginger right before drinking so that you can really taste it and it's delicious.You don't have to add pork, but the juices come out from the meat and adds savory deliciousness Cook with the ingredients (carrots, mushrooms, Chinese cabbage, etc) in the fridge! Recipe by Ryo---ko

Classic Canadian Chinese Restaurant Soup