Roasted tomato soup with fresh tomatoes Recipe
Roasted tomato soup with fresh tomatoes Recipe is a delicious way to enjoy your summer harvest. Kids love it, especially with fun-shaped pasta!
Ingredients
- 2 to 2.5 lbs approximately 1 to 1.2 kg Tomatoes
- 1 large red Onion
- 4 Garlic cloves
- About 4 cups approximately 1 liter of Bone broth (You can adjust this based on how thick or thin you want the soup to be.)
- oregano/Italian seasoning
- Fresh basil
- 1 cup Heavy whipping cream ½ cup for soup, and the other for drizzling
- Fun-shaped pasta for kids
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 400 F (200C)
- Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper
- Spread your tomatoes onto the parchment paper evenly.
- Sprinkle with oregano or Italian seasoning and drizzle with olive oil. You can also add garlic cloves if you wish
- Roast until tomatoes are soft and cooked, about 40mins
- While the tomatoes are roasting, fry up some onions in a skillet with olive oil.
- Combine tomatoes, bone broth, basil leaves (reserve some for serving), and onions in a large pot and blend with a stick blender.
- Boil pasta according to the instructions on the packet.
- Assemble your bowls by placing a few pasta pieces on the bottom, pouring roast tomato soup on top, and garnishing with basil leaves and a drizzle of cream
Video
Notes
Tips
- Try different fresh tomatoes: You can use any fresh tomatoes you have on hand, like cherry or grape tomatoes. They’ll add a bit of sweetness to your soup, making it even more delicious!
- Boost the garlic flavor: If you love garlic, feel free to add more cloves when roasting. Roasting brings out a sweet flavor, so toss in a few extra whole garlic cloves along with your tomatoes for a richer taste.
- Adjust the soup’s thickness: Play around with the amount of bone broth you use to get your preferred thickness. Add less for a heartier soup or more for a lighter one. You can also blend it a bit longer if you want a smoother texture!
- Make it fun for kids: Use fun-shaped pasta to make the soup more exciting for kids. They’ll love the shapes, and you can let them help put their bowls together. It’s a fun way to get them involved in mealtime!