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English Onion & Leek Soup - Jamie at Home

English Onion & Leek Soup - Jamie at Home

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Jamie at Home first aired in the UK on C4 in 2007 and in this clip Jamie cooks an Onion and Leek Soup Mike: Made this last night, had leftovers this evening. Family loved it, very satisfying! If you read the article that goes with the video, you'll see the advice, Having the patience to cook the onions slowly, slowly, gives you an incredible sweetness and an awesome flavour, so don t be tempted to speed this bit up. Yup, what he said! I made it with chicken stock, and added a couple of slugs of white wine near the end of the cooking; otherwise, was faithful to the recipe.
Date: 2020-05-11

Comments and reviews: 8


That looks to be so freaking good. I would be so happy for that to be on my table. I just never seem to have the luck in caramelizing the onions. They tend to burn a bit. It may be that I need to mix the Olive oil and butter to get it right. And do a bit more onions in the pan and mix them every 10 minutes.
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I made this. And is it a way more time and love to bring to the onions then into the video. One hour is the minimum. The sweetness and taste of the onions is the best you ever had in your pot. I love you jamie. For this soup
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turn your temp down a bit lower and move them around halfway through cooking just to make sure they aren't sticking to the bottom of the pan should help, other then that keep the lid on and it should be ok
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Maybe you make them on too much heat? Or you should mix them more often? I live in a dorm and they have horrible ovens here, I tend to burn everything too. :( It's really hard to get the temperature right.
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I wish we can get ahold of these whole episodes. I learned soooo much from Jamie Home. Helped me thru my divorce. Plus I learned to feed my daughter and I really well!
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Hey does any one want to see my recipe for coq au vin, its an English dish. What I do is make the French dish coq au vin then I call it English just before I serve it.
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Or maybe you're not putting a lid on? Haven't tried it myself, but I constantly forget to lid things. The water just evaporates and it just leaves it frying.
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I failed to understand. how is this different from French onion soup? The technique is exactly the same. although I'm not sure about glazed leek.
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