Rec | LEEK+CHORIZO SOUP

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One of my fav one-pot soups. Easy to add more veggies rotting in your fridge lol. Render down some firm Spanish chorizo and plenty of loosely chopped leeks in a big ole pot with olive oil. Add bite-sized chunks of yellow potatoes and shredded green cabbage. Just cover contents with chicken stock (I use low-sodium better than bullion) and bring to a boil, then simmer with the lid on for 10 mins or until potatoes are fork-tender. Salt to taste, then serve. Best enjoyed with your roommate, a joint, and lots of crusty bread with butter.

@shrimpsharkk

Jan 31, 2024

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