Nowski 21 Jun 2007 #1I found your site when I was searching for Polish Dill Pickle Soup recipes. I found several sites that had a recipe for it and they were all pretty much the same recipe. Was wondering if anyone had their own recipe that they'd like to share.
Mglow 22 Jun 2007 #3How corny!My mother might have some....I will look over the week-end....Are you looking for certain ingredients or something?
Meg 1 | 38 22 Jun 2007 #4Ooooo . . . we had one last week that was basically a potato soup, the pickles were shredded (or diced? can't remember now) - that would be good, don't know if that's what Nowski's looking for, but I'm going to have to go on the hunt for that, so anything your mom has, would be great!Dziękuje!
Mglow 22 Jun 2007 #5Dziękuje!Thanks for the spelling...Have you tried the packaged soup by Knorr called Zupa ogorkowawhich is Sour Pickle Soup...The package reads: Product of PolandJust add "three glasses of cold water and boil for 5 minutes"It's pretty darn good for instant soup, has a real pickle taste...of course it's nothing like the real thing
Meg 1 | 38 22 Jun 2007 #6arrgh - I was just going to bed and I remembered - there's another ogonek in there - it's "dziękuję"! (those diacritical marks will get you every time!)Will look out for that the next time we're at the Polish or German stores! :^)
Mglow 22 Jun 2007 #7it's "dziękuję"!I would never have known, I appreciate the correction howeverGood night! It would be pretty funny if you dreamed of pickles... : )
OP Nowski 25 Jun 2007 #8Have you tried the packaged soup by Knorr called Zupa ogorkowawhich is Sour Pickle SoupNo, I haven't seen that. I'll be on the lookout for it though. Thanks for the info.
plk123 8 | 4,142 30 Aug 2007 #9Dill Pickle Soup: (Zupa Ogorkowa)6 cups of beef broth1 lb cauliflower (cut into small flowerettes)2T of instant flour1C milk1 egg yolks2T soft butter4 large Dill Pickles2/3C liquid from the jar2.5C boiled and sliced potatoesBring broth to boil.+ flour mixed with .5C of milkbring just to boil. remove from heat.+ egg yolks mixed w/ butter+ pickles, potaotes and liguidheat but DO NOT BOILserves 12 although if you eat it like a polish person then i say it serves 4. loli also tend to add some dill to this (1t-1T depending on how much you like dill)here is a very similar soup and it can also be served cold so it's also great for summer:Cauliflower Soup:7 cups of broth (chicken or beef, veggie stock will work also)1 lb cauliflower (cut into small flowerettes)1.5T of instant flour2C milk2 egg yolks1T of DILLBring broth to boil.+ caulifliwer, simmer for 25min.+ flour mixed with .5C of milkbring just to boil. remove from heat.+ egg yolks and the rest of milk+ DILLstir and servethis serves 10 according to my book but once again, i'll have to say 4.
kmcal 1 May 2009 #11Merged: Pickle SoupMy nana made Pickle Soup when Iwas young. I never got the receipe before she died. Has anyone ever made it before?
nunczka 8 | 458 1 May 2009 #12Was IT white? White Borscht was made with pickle juice. We used vinegar to make it tart.
gumishu 13 | 6,134 2 May 2009 #14she must be looking for cucumber pickle soup - it is very popular in Poland just as cucumber pickles are (the fermented sort - no there is no alcohol in that - it's milk kind of fermentation)yes the best thing is to google the recipee - i have seen tons in English
McCoy 27 | 1,269 2 May 2009 #15recipezaar.com/Polish-Dill-Pickle-Soup-138138easteuropeanfood.about.com/od/polishsoups/r/dillpicklesoup2.htmcyber-kitchen.com/ubbs/archive/POLISH/Soup_Polish_Dill_Pickle_Soup.htmlallrecipes.com/Recipe/Polish-Dill-Pickle-Soup/Detail.aspxbon appetit
Polonius3 994 | 12,367 3 May 2009 #17Bottled przecier ogórkowy (grated brined cucumber) is available at Polish shops and delis in N. America. Just cook in meat stock, and whiten wtih sour cream and flour.
just1moyt - | 1 12 Aug 2010 #19Merged: cucumber soupMy Polish grandmother made a dish she called chusspeiss or chussbeiss...I'm unsure of the spelling. It had cubed potatoes and cucumbers in it. I think it also had onion in it and a white sauce of some kind. I don't know if it was a soup, stew, or vegetable side dish. Does anyone know what it might be and/or have a recipe for it? Thank you!
gromit - | 6 12 Aug 2010 #20You might have 2 soups in mind, try to google for "zupa ogorkowa" and for "zupa ziemniaczana"
jonni 16 | 2,482 12 Aug 2010 #22Yes. I've always had it with pickles and potato except when it's made by a Polish guy I know who makes it with both - his own kiszony and always a couple of fresh ones when in season, also his own. I think it's very much a family recipe, and is delicious.
polkamaniac 1 | 482 24 Aug 2010 #23Now that fresh cucumbers are in season,it's wonderful to have a nice bowl of this soup.
Antek_Stalich 5 | 997 12 Jun 2011 #24Does anyone need my zupa ogórkowa recipe?Here it is:Peel significant amount of potato, some carrot and parsley, slice them down into small cubes. Prepare a large cooking vessel. Boil a lot of water and add a teaspoon of salt. Boil the vegetables until soft. Do not forget adding all-spice, and some pepper grain. I'd recommend adding a teaspoon of Kucharek or Vegeta, it only helps.Prepare either a 400 gram pack of grated pickled cucumber (ogórki kwaszone) or grate ogórki kwaszone in the same quantity yourself. Do not remove the sour juice.Once the vegetables are soft:1. Mix a tablespoon of flour with milk (be generous with milk)2. Pour the flour/milk mixture in the vessel and mix vigorously until it boils again3. Add two teaspoons of butter and let it melt.4. Pour the ogórki kiszone into the vessel, mix strongly and instantly stop heating.Serve. Even if the soup is full of vegetables, eating bread with the soup is OK.Sorry if my culinary English was not good enough.P.S. I forgot mentioning egg yolk, so:1. Boil vegetables until very soft2. Stir butter with an egg yolk, dilute in 1/8 liter of boiling soup, mix with soup3. Stir flour with 1/4 liter of milk, mix with soup and make soup boil4. Add grated ogórki kiszone and juice. 400 g is a little too much for 1 kg of potato, use perhaps 300 g.Zupa ogórkowa I've just made and eaten.Yummy! ;-)
Polonius3 994 | 12,367 12 Jun 2011 #25Won't the milk curdle (zważy się) when you add the sour pickled cuucmbers?
Antek_Stalich 5 | 997 12 Jun 2011 #26That's the secret. You are adding the glass of milk with the flour already mixed in and make sure it gets well mixed in in the soup, and that the soup boils again. Then you are adding the cucumber and stop heating. For some magical phenomenon the milk does not curdle. I think I have to go to the shop and buy all necessary stuff. Perhaps I'll be able to show pictures.P.S. Giving it a longer thought, I'd say the milk forms extremely fine curdles, very small particles the same size as four particles, so all in all the soup becomes thick and perfect.
mephias 10 | 296 12 Jun 2011 #27I wasn't even aware that it contains milk, Thanks for the recipe Antek.
Antek_Stalich 5 | 997 12 Jun 2011 #28No zupa ogórkowa pictures today!There is some sort of a church holiday here (don't mention the name or I shoot!) and all shops are closed today.Weep, chlip.