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Roasted Tomato Soup

Quick answerReady in 40 minutes, cook at 425F, Mediterranean cuisine.
By Jaron Kimhi··👁 386 views
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This is such an easy soup. It's a great winter dinner, or serve it with a grilled cheese sandwich. The recipe is a Gordon Ramsay one that I tweaked a little bit (mainly because I was lazy), but the result is nevertheless awesome!

Method

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    Prepping and roasting the tomatoes· 30-35 Minutes

    Heat the oven to 425F. Cut the tomatoes in halves or quarters and put in a bowl with sliced onion. Coat generously with olive oil, salt and pepper. Spread over a baking pan and spread sugar all over the tomatoes (this will help them caramelise a little bit) and add garlic and thyme. Roast the tomatoes for 25-30 minutes till nicely caramelized and roasted.

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    Mushing the soup· 5-10 Minutes

    Heat the chicken stock. Pour all the tomatoes in a separate pot (make sure to remove the thyme branches) and start mushing with a hand blender while adding chicken stock while doing it (I usually use a little less than 1 quart but the amount depends on the size and juiciness of the tomatoes). Check seasoning and correct if necessary. The soup is ready! Serve with a dollop of sour cream!

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Recipe by

Jaron Kimhi

Jaron Kimhi — self-taught home cook from Tel Aviv, writing and cooking every recipe on this site himself. 20+ years of tinkering in the kitchen, leaning toward slow cooking, classic technique, and honest ingredients.

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Questions & answers

Can I make this soup vegetarian?
Swap the chicken stock for vegetable stock — the recipe already lists it as an option, so you're good to go.
Do I have to use a hand blender, or can I use a regular blender?
The recipe calls for a hand blender right in the pot, but a standing blender works too — just blend in batches and be careful with the hot liquid.
What does the sugar actually do here — can I skip it?
The sugar helps the tomatoes caramelize in the oven, giving the soup a deeper, sweeter flavor — skip it and you'll miss that roasted edge.
How do I know how much stock to add?
Start with less than the full quart and blend as you go — juicier tomatoes need less liquid, so add stock until you hit the consistency you want.
Can I use any type of tomato, or does it matter?
The recipe specifically calls for ripe tomatoes — the riper the better, since that's where all the flavor comes from after roasting.

Nutrition per serving

67
Calories
0.4 g
Total Fat
0 g
Cholesterol
590 mg
Sodium
14 g
Carbohydrates
1.9 g
Dietary Fiber