2-3tablespoonsoilolive, vegetable, sunflower, avocado or coconut all work
1onionmedium; yellow or white; peeled, and diced or minced
1-2carrot(s)medium; peeled, and diced or minced
1-2garlic clove(s)peeled and minced
9-11ouncesmushroomsdiced; portabella, cremini, shiitake, or a mix of, fresh, frozen, or dry; if dry, soak ahead
.5-1cupdry white wineadjust volume to taste; pinot grigio, chardonnay or other dry white wine; substitute with non-alcoholic white wine, grape juice or omit
3-4starchy potatoesmedium; Russet, Yukon Gold, or old potato; peeled and diced small
3-3.5cupsvegetable brothor water with dissolved bouillon, Vegeta or stock powder
salt and pepper to taste
1-2tablespoonsparsleyminced; double volume if using fresh parsley
(Optional) thickener1-2 teaspoons starch or flour, or a few tablespoons of heavy cream
Instructions
In a deep pot, heat the oil and add onion. Sauté over medium until onions become translucent (about 5 minutes). Add carrots and continue sauteéing (about 5-6 more minutes). Finally, add garlic and mushrooms and continue sauteéing until the water from the mushrooms almost evaporates (4-6 minutes).
Add white wine to the pot and simmer until it evaporates (about 6-7 minutes).
Add potatoes, seasonings, and broth. Cook for about 20 more minutes, or until the potatoes are fork-tender.
(Optional) If you'd like to thicken the soup even more, add a thickener. Cook for 2-5 additional minutes and serve.
Serve warm, with a slice of homemade bread, cornbread, fried dough balls, a side salad, or another side of choice.Store in the fridge, in an airtight container, for up to 24 hours. Discard past this time as both mushrooms and potatoes are volatile.Reheat using a preferred method. Only reheat as much as you plan to eat.
Notes
Nutrition Information
Estimated without thickener.
Temperature
The soup is cooked on medium, however adjust temperature based on your own stove if needed.