What is the soup called in the movie Ratatouille?

Question

In the beginning, where Linguini messes the soup up, but Ratatouille fixes it. It looks like a white creamy soup.

Does anyone know what it is called or if it really is a real soup?

:D It looks amazingly good.
Thanks!

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Answer 1

Ratatouille IS NOT the "soup" pictured!
It was POTATO-LEEK SOUP.

"Ratatouille" was the dish that pictured at the END, and that wasn't even ratatouille. It was monagasque or rather, confit byaldi.

And the name of the rat was Rémy!

USA Today has a recipe. http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/news/2007-06-26-ratatouille-recipe_N.htm

EDIT: As for GHOST's post, the first few scenes where Remy was creating the soup that Linguini messed up was POTATO SOUP! Did you even watch the movie?! Did you even read the question that was being asked? Did you even look at the picture that was posted?

Answer 2

Ratatouille Soup

Answer 3

Ratatouille Recipe From Movie

Answer 4

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RE:
What is the soup called in the movie Ratatouille?
In the beginning, where Linguini messes the soup up, but Ratatouille fixes it. It looks like a white creamy soup.

Does anyone know what it is called or if it really is a real soup?

:D It looks amazingly good.
Thanks!

Answer 5

Looks like potato. Ratatouille is colorful.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

It called I think in the movie the soup was called Ratatouille

Answer 8

Ratatouille soup is the answer.

I had to look around a little. This soup has both the creme, and the chicken broth. Alot of the recipes did not include the creme, but the movie did. This was also found from a link that claimed to be the recipe from the actual movie.

I've listed the recipe, and a link to the page I found it on that also has a blog. It does look good.

Ratatouille soup:

1. First prepare the vegetables: Wash and roughly dice the eggplant, bell peppers, zucchino; this is no beauty contest, everything will be blended later on.

2. Heat the olive oil in a large pot (medium to high heat), then add finely chopped onions, garlic cloves and chili. Cook until onions become translucent. Then add the tomato puree, the eggplant and sautée for two or three minutes while stirring occasionally.

3. Now add the rest of the prepared vegetables (bell peppers & zucchino) as well as the fresh herbs and roast for a couple of minutes (don’t forget to stir every now and then), this will add a nice roast flavor to the vegetables. Deglaze with the canned, chopped tomatoes (I cut out the stems) and their juice, add the hot vegetable broth and the heavy cream.

4. Add the spices: sea salt, black pepper, smoked pepper, sugar, nutmeg and let simmer for 20-30 minutes or until all vegetables are soft.

5. Mash the mix with a handheld blender, add the mascarpone, then pass trough a fine-mesh sieve using a big ladle - it’s well worth the effort! Discard the solids (or keep them for whatever you feel they could be used for).

6. Put the pot back on the stove and add two bay leaves. Let simmer for a few more minutes, season to taste. Finally discard the bay leaves and serve with a generous dollup of either mascarpone, sour cream or crème fraîche and a slice of toasted bread.

Recipe source: own creation

Prep time: 20min., cooking time: at least 30min.

.Ingredients (serves 2-3):

4 tbsp olive oil

1 large onion, chopped

3-4 cloves of garlic, finely chopped

1 red chili, finely chopped (amount to taste)

1 eggplant, diced

4 tbsp of tomato puree

2 bell peppers, one red, one yellow, diced

1 zucchino, diced

1 mid-sized can tomatoes, chopped, including juice

fresh oregano and/or thyme, chopped

1l vegetable broth

100ml heavy cream

sea salt and freshly ground black pepper

2-3 tsp white sugar

freshly ground nutmeg

1-2 bay leaves

1 tsp smoked pepper/Pimentón de la Vera picante (amount to taste)

4-5 tbsp mascarpone, sour cream or crème fraîche

serve with toasted bread/baguette and an extra dollop of mascarpone etc.

Edit: For GMGaro's reply that the dish was Ratatouille, this is also true. Remember that it is a peasents dish, and has also been converted into a soup. The dish was served, as was the soup.

Answer 9

I'm not sure what the soup was called
but the rats name is rémy...

and its not the ratatouille
its the one in the PICTURE
...which is not ratatouille

Answer 10

I'm pretty sure it is called Ratatouille soup. I think that must be were the name came from. I haven't seen the movie but I've heard of the soup.