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  1. 01-28-2016, 11:21 AM #21
    Mariam
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    Does leek and potato soup freeze well? Generally with potatoes I don't freeze, but I wondered if this would work?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mariam View Post
    Does leek and potato soup freeze well? Generally with potatoes I don't freeze, but I wondered if this would work?
    I've never tried freezing that soup. It's so fast & easy to make that I don't really use it as a "make-ahead" meal.

    I have often frozen beef stew with potatoes, and shepherd's pie with mashed potatoes. In my experience, potatoes freeze & thaw very well, so I would expect it to work just fine.
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    We eat soup usually once a week.

    This is the easiest soup I make and my kids love it. You have to love lemon though.
    http://allrecipes.com/recipe/163438/...il-lemon-soup/

    I could live off off this soup http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/mushroom-barley-soup. I modify this one to have less meat, more mushrooms as that is just my preference.

    West African Peanut soups/stews are yummy too
    http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes...n_peanut_stew/
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    http://allrecipes.com/recipe/73090/african-peanut-soup/
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