ポタージュ

ぽたーじゅ
noun
potage; thick creamy soup
food
1. potage; thick puréed soup
A thick, smooth Western-style soup made by puréeing vegetables, typically enriched with cream or milk. In Japanese it is understood specifically as the thick kind of soup, in contrast to clear コンソメ — a narrower meaning than the original French word, which covers soups in general.
ポタージュ()だ。
I like potage.
Today's soup is pumpkin potage.
Potage is thicker than consommé and suits the cold season well.

From French "potage." The vegetable name comes first, joined with : かぼちゃポタージュ, じゃがいもポタージュ.

Common collocations

Similar words

  • コンソメ: consommé — the clear, thin soup that ポタージュ is contrasted with
  • クリームスープ: cream soup — overlaps heavily, but names the dairy rather than the texture