Milk cream soup

Straining is a bit of a pain, but the texture is completely different if you do it or not, so it's worth doing
How to make it
1

Cut the leeks into rings, slice the onions thinly across the grain, and peel the potatoes and cut them into thin half-moon slices

2

Put butter in a pot, add chopped leeks, onions and salt and sauté slowly for about 10 minutes

3

In the meantime, prepare the milt. Wash the milt and drain. Boil water in a separate pot and add the cut lemon and salt. Add the milt and boil for about 30 seconds, then drain

4

Once [2] is softened, add the potatoes and fry lightly for about 5 minutes. Then add enough bouillon soup to cover the potatoes and boil until the potatoes are soft (about 30 minutes)

5

After 30 minutes, add the parboiled milt (you can save a few for finishing) and white wine, mix lightly, remove from heat and let cool. Once cooled, put into a blender and add the milk

6

Blend for about a minute, then strain through a fine sieve

7

Once everything has been strained, add the cream, milk (adjust the amount depending on the consistency of the soup), and lemon juice, and season with salt

8

Place the soup on a plate, add a few pieces of shirako (milt) seasoned with salt and pepper (not included in the recipe) for finishing, and garnish with green onions to complete

Ingredients for 4 people
  • [Shirako (for preparation)]
    Milk
    310g
  • salt
    Small amount
  • Lemon cut lemon
    1 piece
  • Poirot green onion
    40g
  • Onion
    60g
  • Potatoes too
    2 medium
  • butter
    20g
  • salt
    0.5g
  • Bouillon soup
    Appropriate amount
  • White wine
    1 tablespoon
  • milk
    150cc
  • [For finishing]
    Fresh cream
    Appropriate amount
  • milk
    Appropriate amount
  • Lemon juice
    1 tsp
  • salt
    Appropriate amount
  • Milt pre-processed
    several
  • Asatsuki
    Appropriate amount
[PR]
Seasonal Recommendations
January Limited Time Sale Items [Limited Time Offer: Up to 7,000 yen off] A portable rechargeable battery and solar panel set is now on sale, perfect for emergencies

Everyone's arrangement recipes Everyone makes these arrangements!

Arrange professional recipes in your own way and
show them to everyone!

Post an arranged recipe

Detailed recipe search

  • Cooking type

  • Clear the conditions

Member Login

Free membership registration

Please sign up for social media here.

Log in with Google+

Please set the ID and password to use to log in.

Reset password

You will receive an email to reset your password.
Enter your email address when registering and click the "Send" button.

Membership

An active membership is required for this action, please click on the button below to view the available plans.