Cooking & Baking
Related: About this forumEver made a cream soup with oat milk?
I want to make potato soup but don't want to use dairy. Would oat milk work just as well?
Buckeye_Democrat
(14,853 posts)I'm lactose intolerant and a new "oat milk guy" now.
TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)None of it will hurt you, so just make the soup and see what happens.
Backseat Driver
(4,392 posts)Turned out to be as silky smooth as dairy. The plant-based people use raw cashews soaked, then blended smooth in their creamy salad dressings as well.
sprinkleeninow
(20,246 posts)mitch96
(13,904 posts)Wizzed it up in a blender. I bet if you do the same but thinned it out a bit ... umm delish
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oldtime dfl_er
(6,931 posts)fierywoman
(7,683 posts)snort
(2,334 posts)The Polack MSgt
(13,188 posts)It tasted fine but the mouth feel was not great.
I imagine using a better "mashed potato" type of potato would help.
The small red potatoes I used turned out grainy without some milk and sour cream to beat them into submission, maybe a waxier potato would be better.
ETA- I just remembered that I also also used canola to fry up the leeks - Butter or lard would definitely help with the mouth feel as well.
oldtime dfl_er
(6,931 posts)very helpful!
Demsrule86
(68,565 posts)lactose free milk or lactose free half and half which is available at whole foods. I tried non-dairy milk and other than coconut milk for Thai pumpkin soup and certain Thai dishes, I found it vile. I am lactose and gluten intolerant.