I adore tomatoes.
There is
just something about them.
Maybe its
The
roundness of their shape
The
unexplainable smell of a
tomato vine
The burst
of sweetness in a ripe
tomato
Or just
maybe, its
The deep red color I love.
This
recipe is perfect for Fall.
And really
is as simple as it
gets.
Roasted tomato soup
2kg tomatoes
3 garlic clove
2 onions
3 red peppers
6 tbsp. olive oil
5 sage leaves
3 thyme springs
Kosher salt
1.5 tbsp. honey
1.5 cups of boiling water
150 ml single cream
½ tsp. salt
½ tsp. crushed white pepper
Roughly chop the tomatoes, onions and peppers. Make sure you remove the seeds from the peppers.
In a large mixing ball, mix the above with the garlic cloves, olive oil, sage, thyme and sprinkle the kosher salt. Divide between 2 baking trays and roast for 90 minutes in a 250c preheated oven. let cool for 30 minutes.
Transfer to a deep pot and add the honey, water, cream, salt and pepper. Blend the mixture using a hand blender until you get a smooth consistency. Strain through a fine sieve.
*I prefer my soup on the thicker side, if you don’t, add more water and cream if necessary, according to the consistency you prefer.
When serving, make sure you drizzle olive oil,
sprinkle roasted pumpkin seeds
and serve with rye bread.


This looks perfect! I had been hoping to make 'from scratch' tomato soup, and this will definitely fit the bill. Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you Emily!! Let me know how you liked it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great... I love the recipe for this soup. I've been wanting to make a homemade tomato soup, and it looks like I found a winner! :)
ReplyDeleteBeutiful blog!
ReplyDeleteim going to be blunt- i hate soup but THIS LOOKS ABSOLUTELY DELECTABLE! I ACTUALLY WANT SOME! (with grilled cheese of course)
ReplyDeleteRachael- thank you!
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jess- how can you hate soup ? :) am sure you will like it... and if you still dont, mix it with pasta for a great roasted tomato sauce with some shaved parmsean on top!
I made this last night and it was soooooo delicious. I fed three men with it and they scarfed it down. The only changes I made were to add 2 tsp of cayenne pepper and 1 tsp of paprika to give it a spicy kick. Mmm nom nom. I'll definitely be making more in a few days. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteHi Jane, am so excited to hear that you tried my recipe! And even more that you enjoyed it!!!! Your little twick for extra kick sounds great....!
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