Thread: Chef Otto's Dill Pickle Soup
- 01-08-2009 04:27 PM #1
Chef Otto's Dill Pickle Soup
Description: This recipe was created by Chef Otto, formerly of the Trianon Restaurant (which was sold and then closed many years ago) and was a daily favorite by many.
Bon Appetit ran a copy of the recipe many years ago in their RSVP column.
This is a unique Dill Pickle soup for all those that love dill pickles!Serving Size: 6-8 servingsTime: About 45 minutesDifficulty: Easy
Ingredients:- butter
- onion
- white wine
- flour
- water
- pickle marinade
- pickles
- dried dillweed
- whipping cream
Preparation:- 3 T. butter
- 3 oz. onion cut into julienne strips then into thirds
- 1/2 C. white wine
- 1/2 C. all purpose flour
- 4 C. water
- 1-1/2 C. marinade from pickles
- 4 large pickles cut into julienne strips, then into thirds..I prefer to use the Claussen Brand from the deli case
- 2 t. dried dill weed
- 1/2 C. whipping cream
- 1/4 t. poultry seasoning
- salt/pepper, to taste
Instructions:- Melt butter in large pot.
- Add onion and saute until soft.
- Add wine and continue cooking until almost all liquid evaporates.
- Reduce heat and stir in flour, do not brown.
- Combine water and pickle marinate.
- Whisk into mixture all at once.
- Increase heat and bring to a boil, stirring constantly until soup thickens.
- Add pickles and dill.
- Stir in cream.
- Add poultry seasoning and salt/pepper to taste.
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- 01-09-2009 12:30 AM #2Crazy Ol' Southern Lady
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What are the amounts?
Most of all, cook from the heart, and you’ll never be lonely when the dinner bell rings! - Chef Robert Irvin
- 01-09-2009 10:54 AM #3
I don't know what happened...it was all there yesterday. I'll have to check it out. But you know, I lost the Shoutbox as well. Something goofy is going on.
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- 01-09-2009 12:04 PM #4
I upgraded last night and I always forget these template edits. I wish the maker of this program would do a version with hooks so I don't have to do this every time.

- 01-09-2009 03:00 PM #5Crazy Ol' Southern Lady
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Guess that explains what happened. I couldn't get the "save" function to work on edit last night without going to the "advanced" edit box. Guess this was during the upgrade. It's working fine today.
BB... is the "pickle marinade" the brine or juice that the pickles are in? Just never heard it called that.
Thanks for posting it. I'll have to try it out on the DH... he's a big dill pickle fan.Most of all, cook from the heart, and you’ll never be lonely when the dinner bell rings! - Chef Robert Irvin
- 05-17-2009 10:26 PM #6
Is the pickle marinade just pickle juice? I'm guessing you would strain out the peppercorns if your using the refrigerated dills to right?
- 05-17-2009 11:43 PM #7
Yes, it is just the liquid in the pickle jar...call it whatever you'd like. You can strain it if it has peppercorns or anything else in it...just use the juice part.
Believe me, this recipe is fabulous!BerryBaby
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- 05-19-2009 09:00 PM #8
- 05-20-2009 09:31 AM #9
Let us know how it turns out....enjoy!
BerryBaby
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- 05-22-2009 09:01 PM #10
It was quite good, enjoyed it with some toast, crackers, cheese and wine:
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