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Happy National Vichyssoise Day Eve

Sunday, November 17, 2013 By TheRocky 0 Comments
Warning: this is not vichyssoise.
I enjoy making fun of arbitrarily designated food holidays as much as the next food blogger, and like many, I use them as a convenient excuse to repost seasonally appropriate recipes, not really caring how the day came about, but National Vichyssoise Day is different.

Seriously, someone needs to find out how it came to be that we�re celebrating a chilled potato and leek soup in the middle of November. I took a quick look, and while there are countless references to the day, as usual, no info on its genesis. As a B-list YouTube celebrity, I�m far too busy to do any further research, but if any of you food detectives crack the case, please let me know.

Shockingly, I�ve not done a vichyssoise video yet, so you�ll have to settle for this incredibly comforting ham and potato soup. While not as seasonally inappropriate as Vichyssoise, it�s delicious nonetheless, and one of our most popular soup recipes ever. Enjoy!

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