I was given some food, one of which is named "cr of leek and pot 21814"
I am not sure what it is. Can anyone tell me how to cook it? Is it vegetable, staple, or …?
should I store it in freezer or the warmer part of a refrigerator?
This food “cr of leek and pot 21814”
food-identification
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I've now found them on sale in a posh supermarket in Skopje, Macedonia. This time labelled:
потекло скопско
пиперки везени
благи / кг
Which Google Translate massages into:
origin Skopje
peppers embroidered
mild / kg
So an answer is "пиперки везени" or "embroidered peppers", for at least one name used in at least one country. Here is a close-up photo giving a better look at the striations:
You may be thinking of Fah Sung Thong. You can find a recipe for it here.
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Best Answer
Google suggested it's a CReam OF LEEK and POTato soup.
Just follow the instructions on the package to cook this dish. Apparently it is only half-way cooked. Empty the tray into a pot, add as much water as the tray holds to the pot. Heat the soup until it boils, stir frequently. Then, reduce the heat and let it simmer. The package says something with 100°F (?), I can't read it.
If the package is still frozen, you can leave it frozen in the freezer; otherwise you can leave this package up to 5 days at 40°F in the refrigerator prior cooking (as the package says).