How To Make a Tomato Soup ★★★★★

Maintain the summer flavor with this easy fresh tomatoes basil soup. Come January, you will thank yourself!




If I had to choose a single comfort meal to live for my whole life, then I would choose tomatoes soup and grilled cheese. Some people go for mashed potatoes, Melton and paneer, or burgers and fries. But in the worst of my days, my spirited soul does not look like a damp bowl of tomato soup.

It may look like a weird time of year when talking about a hot bowl of soup, but with the plump visible everywhere, with the leaves of Ruby Tomato, I still have to stock on fresh tomato soup There is no better time for.

Garden fresh tomato soup is the best way to put your tomatoes to use!

How to Make Tomato Soup★★★★★


This tomato soup recipe can not be more simple! I start with fresh tomatoes and of course, the better your tomatoes, the better your soup will be!
  1. Cut vegetables into bite-shaped pieces. Mix with aromatic, herbs and seasonings.
  2. Redeem in a very hot oven until you can see a little variation on veggies.
  3. Bring chicken broth to a boil, (or vegetable broth if you want vegetarian options). Add roasted vegetables and fresh herbs.
  4. Blend with a hand blender, smooth and creamy.
  5. If you want, then with a flavored Parmesan cheese or heavy cream.

Easy Fresh Tomato Soup



Canned tomato soup can be high in sodium or other additives, but this is a simple homemade tomato soup, which is fresh!

This recipe is made with a limited amount of salt, fresh and natural ingredients as well as low sodium chicken broth, so this tomato soup from scratch is both delicious and healthy!

I'm looking for an easy tomato tomato juice recipe for a while. Long ago I had made a roasted tomato soup which was heavenly, but it was also time consuming and used canned tomatoes. I wanted a recipe that can be said for fresh tomatoes and can be made in about 30 minutes.

Fortunately, this recipe fits the bill. A common pantry staple and you have about 40 minutes to make a huge giant of this stuff. The most time consuming aspect is cutting tomato and onion, which I think if you can have it with a food processor. Apart from this, all this "add to the pot" and occasional stir.


I’ve been looking for an easy, from scratch tomato soup recipe for awhile. A long time ago I made a roasted tomato soup that was heavenly, but it was also time consuming and used canned tomatoes. I wanted a recipe that called for fresh tomatoes and could be made in about 30 minutes.
Luckily, this recipe fits the bill. Common pantry staples and about 40 minutes of your time is all it takes to make a giant vat of this stuff. The most time consuming aspect is chopping the tomatoes and onions, which I assume could be done with a food processor if you have one. Beyond that, all it takes is a lot of “add that to the pot” and the occasional stir.
Creamy Tomato Basil Soup made from fresh garden tomatoes.

For the least effort, you will be rewarded with sweet, aromatic soup which is added to your bowl as summer. I was surprised how much less seasons of soup was. It is really good without any added salt, black pepper, or basil, but I gave it a small dose of three for good measure. The great thing about making your soup at home is that you have to control the taste. Want it creamy? Replace some broth with milk or cream. Want it spicy? Stir in a little capsicum. Want to smoke a little? The smoked paprika will be sweet.

When I talk about such things, I do a lot of maintenance so I did not choose tomato seeds or peeling. If you want a completely greasy soup, you will need to do both. But if you prefer to give a little more texture to your soup, then this recipe is perfect. And right, I mean coat it out like a cheese-grilled cheese sandwich.

Easy Fresh Tomato Soup--the perfect way to use up your garden tomatoes!


Now, some notes about the process. I tried to use my blender to blend the soup, and the boiling hot tomato volcano was blown in my kitchen (and my white caprice-why, oh why, would I wear white cap while making tomato soup?) . In truth, it is a good thing that no one walked on me because I was probably arrested for murder. It was a tomato blood bath there.

Make a big batch of Garden Tomato Soup to freeze and enjoy all winter long!

Today for #Tomatosoup, we are discussing all types of methods, which we can preserve the summer taste. God knows that when we roll the polar vortex around us, then we can use a little bit of all the fresh basil. In truth, I am nervous with canning things, but I do a good job of cold, and I did exactly this recipe. Generally, we will make a third part of this recipe for the average dinner for both of us. But around this time I made a big batch and was able to freeze 4 quorts to ease dinner in this winter. If you want, you can double it or treble it and free up a lot. Just make sure you have a big pot!

There is no real trick for cold, but what do I do here. I place a quart size freezer bag in a cup measuring cup. The cup helps to open it and cuts back in the mess. Then I put the soup until it was almost complete 2/3, squeeze the air as much as possible, then seal it. I freeze flats on a baking tray for easy storage, then when I need them, then they pile up to take them out. Just make sure to label them so that you are not surprised that what is the oval color bag of liquid in your freezer (believe me, this is how it happened).

EASY FRESH TOMATO BASIL SOUP

It may look like a weird time of year when talking about a hot bowl of soup, but with the plump visible everywhere, with the leaves of Ruby Tomato, I still have to stock on fresh tomato soup There is no better time for.

INGREDIENTS

  • 1/4 cup olive oil
  • 6 cups chopped yellow onions (About 2 very large onions)
  • 2 Tablespoons balsamic vinegar
  • 2 Tablespoons sugar
  • 6 garlic cloves, minced
  • 12 cups chopped tomatoes (I used a variety of kinds and didn't peel, but you can peel if you like)
  • 6 cups chicken broth (or swap vegetable broth)
  • Salt and Pepper, to taste
  • Basil, to garnish
  • Cream, if desired

DIRECTIONS

  1. Heat a large (at least 6 quarts - bigger is better!) Heavy utensils, heat over medium heat. Add onion and sauce for 5-7 minutes, or until they begin to soften. Add balmmic, sugar and garlic until an additional 2-3 minutes or until garlic is scented.
  2. Stir in chopped tomatoes and bring the mixture to a boil. Simmer, open, sometimes stirring for 10 minutes.
  3. Stir in the chicken broth and bring the mixture back into a boil. Taste for another five minutes again. Season with salt and pepper as desired.
  4. Use an immersion blender to mix the soup in the consistency of your selection. You can make it completely greasy or leave some part. I personally like some chunks. You can also mix it in your blender, but I advise to stop the liquid and mix solid substances to avoid a blender explosion! Once concrete is mixed, add them back to the liquid and shake them to combine.
  5. To serve, put the soup in the bowl and top it with chopped fresh basil. If desired, then move with half and half or heavy cream.
  6. To freezing, let the mixture cool down, then put it in freezer's safe container or quart-shaped freezer bag. Freeze Bag Flat Lay Cook the soup in the fridge overnight, then heat it on the stove-top.
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