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By txflea
on March 20, 2011
I was amazed at all the references to ''The Picket Fence'' in LJ. I eat there all the time and I LOVE their cream of poblano soup. Thats why I was looking online and found this recipe.
I made it tonight and YUM! I couldnt get the ''roux'' to work out right but on the whole it turned out just as good as the Picket Fence's. I am going to add some corn and some jalapeno to the next recipe when I make it again.
It has a really good flavor and texture to it. Great as a comfort food :)
By rmg17
on January 02, 2011
enjoying my first bowl now. inadvertently omitted the chile powder and it's delicious anyway. it think it would be great with shrimp or black beans or even corn in place of the chicken. many possibilities for modifications.
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy megsrfr
on November 18, 2010
I tried this after having a craving on a cold day. IT WAS AMAZING. I too first tasted this at the Picket Fence, and fell in love. You can purchase the Cajun crackers, although they go as Texas Firecrackers, (I got mine at a Buc-ees, you can probably Google them and find some near you.) These are excellent for dipping in the soup. :)
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on August 31, 2007
I too had this soup at the Picket Fence in Lake Jackson/Clute Texas. It's the best! It's my 12 year old daughters favorite. Love it!
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on October 30, 2006
Delicious! I've had this soup at the Picket Fence in Lake Jackson, Texas~mine turned out with almost the exact flavor (I think they add more poblano). I'll be making this again--a double batch next time! :) ETA: After doubling the recipe, I had leftovers for the next day--and now I'll be making this soup a day ahead--the flavors were perfect! I did add an extra poblano pepper (3 total).
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on August 20, 2011
Yum! Made this last night and will make it again and again. I used 3 blistered, pealed and seeded poblanos. For whatever reason.....they were picante. Generally they are mild. Not to worry, if you live in Texas.......picante is muy bueno!
Next time I'm putting some whole corn in for a chowder type soup.
Flavor is wonderful!!! But the consistency is just not, would love some suggestions to get creamier.
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on December 26, 2009
I've been looking for a copycat recipe similar to Cafe Red Onion's Poblano Pepper Soup, and this was very close. It's delicious! Like Quiltersammy, I also blistered and removed the skin from the peppers before dicing them. With additional grilled chicken fajita strips on top and Southwestern salad on the side, this was a complete meal.
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This is my DH's favorite soup. He had cut the recipe out of the newspaper and we lost it in a recent move. I was so grateful to find it here. Thanks Leslie!. I always double the recipe and it is amazingly MUCH better the second day.
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Everyone in my house loved this soup. I doubled the recipe, and added an entire extra poblano. I also melted in some low-fat cream cheese at the end to make it a bit creamier. Yum! Thanks for a great recipe.
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on December 28, 2006
We thought the flavor of this soup was divine! Loved the idea of using corn tortillas in the roux--I'll try this method in my fave tortilla soup recipe. Only problem I had was one of my poblano peppers was REALLY hot (never had that happen before)so I added a can of tomatoes and more milk to dilute.
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on December 16, 2005
Enjoyable and spicy. I added some frozen corn rather than chicken and also more cheese to cut the heat of the pepper (I added a whole poblano). Thanks for sharing.
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Serving Size: 1 (149 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
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