Ingredients for 4 servings
A little history to begin with:
- We are at the beginning of Spring 1858, the cook of governor Charles Gabriel le Bègue comte de Germiny, finding the first sorrel shoots on the market stalls, decided to make a soup from them.
- So one evening he served it to his master who adored it.
- Thus to show him his gratitude, the cook named this recipe after his mentor Germiny.
- This is how one of the best French soups was born, which has since become a "classic"
- 500 g of sorrel, trimmed and washed twice
- 40 g of fine butter
- 1.5 liters of beef or poultry broth
- 4 dl of liquid cream 30%
- 5 egg yolks
- salt, white pepper from the mill and nutmeg zest.
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