Pepperpot Soup

[Holly Moore]

Pepperpot soup is indeed a Philadelphia creation.  

However, where might one encounter a noteworthy Pepperpot Soup in Philadelphia?

[rlibkind]

Bumping to find out of anyone has ever found any of the real thing (even though it's more likely to appear in winter than summer).

[mrbigjas]

campbell's.

actually i could swear i posted this same question as one of my first posts on egullet. but i could be wrong.

i remember the main gist of the replies was that city tavern makes one. but i think i've seen their recipe in some cookbook or other and it doesn't even involve tripe. you have to ask yourself, what's even the point then?

i wish there were a restaurant in town that could serve dishes like this, without being all self-referential and ironic or historical.

[Holly Moore]

I'm thinking one of the gastro-pubs could make Pepperpot a signature soup.

[handmc]

Jamica, the island, is the last place I had a decent bowl

I when available I tend to develop an addiction to the stuff so it is probably just as well I can't find any. I don't need to be making 1 1/2 hour trips into the city for a bowl of soup.

[KatieLoeb]

I'm thinking one of the gastro-pubs could make Pepperpot a signature soup.

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A word to the owners at Standard Tap or Royal Tavern might make it happen.

Maybe Chef Miguel at the new Cantina could do a Mexican spin on Pepperpot - sort of a hybrid Pepperpot/Menudo type thing? That might be quite tasty.

I suspect it's too warm out now for thoughts of Pepperpot soup. Everyone is into gazpacho for the summer...

[matthewj]

call ahead to the Four Seasons, ask if They could make pepperpot soup.

Marty always made great pepper pot.