I am Crazy about Tomato Soup, which my grandmother used to make with loads of vegetables in it. apart from that, when i wrote a story for the first time at my class 7, has Tomato Soup played an important role. to brief the story here, the girl in the story drinks lots of tomato soup and suffers from stomach ache and the girl's sister gets caught in trouble while going out to get medicine. though it sounds funny now, the memories are as bright as the soup color!
While speaking about the bright red color of the soup, it all comes from a small bit of beetroot. that's a trick i got from Suganya's Tasty Pallette.
Ripe Red Tomatoes - 4
Beetroot - 1 small piece
Coriander stem - 4
Garlic - 3 cloves
Ginger - 1 inch size
Cinnamon stick - 1 inch in size
Cloves - 2
Pepper - 5
Bay Leaf - 1
Star Anise - 1 small
Corn Flour - 2 spoons
Water - 2 cups
Method:
Grind the tomatoes and filter the soup. boil the soup. add the corn starch to the boiling soup and give a stir. let the soup boil in slow flame for about 2-3 mins. add salt to taste, bit of pepper powder and serve hot!
Serve the Tomato Soup hot with Toasted Bread.
Note:
Before grinding the tomatoes, remove the skin of the tomatoes(its easy). and then grind together. boil the grounded soup, add the corn starch at slow flame and stir well so that no lumps are formed. add a bit of pepper powder and salt to taste. let the soup boil in slow flame for about 2-3 minutes. and serve hot.
Happy Valentine's Day!!!
While speaking about the bright red color of the soup, it all comes from a small bit of beetroot. that's a trick i got from Suganya's Tasty Pallette.
Tomato Soup
Prep Time: 05 mins
Cooking Time: 25 mins
Serves: 2
Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Recipe Type: Soup
Ingredients:Serves: 2
Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Recipe Type: Soup
Ripe Red Tomatoes - 4
Beetroot - 1 small piece
Coriander stem - 4
Garlic - 3 cloves
Ginger - 1 inch size
Cinnamon stick - 1 inch in size
Cloves - 2
Pepper - 5
Bay Leaf - 1
Star Anise - 1 small
Corn Flour - 2 spoons
Water - 2 cups
Method:
Cut the tomatoes into 4 parts and transfer them into a vessel that could fit in your pressure cooker. add the spices bay leaf, cinnamon stick, cloves, star anise and pepper to the tomatoes. add ginger and garlic too. add a small bit of beetroot, coriander stems and 1 cup of water. pressure cook all together up to 3- 4 whistles. alternatively you can cook them stove top for over 5-10 mins or also microwave them at very high for about 5-6 mins.
just add an inch size of cinnamon stick, i had put one big one for the photo to show you all.
Cool them and remove the spices(cinnamon,cloves,star anise and bay leaf) except pepper.
Meanwhile prepare the corn starch by mixing 2 spoons of corn flour with 1/4 cup of water without any lumps.
Meanwhile prepare the corn starch by mixing 2 spoons of corn flour with 1/4 cup of water without any lumps.
Grind the tomatoes and filter the soup. boil the soup. add the corn starch to the boiling soup and give a stir. let the soup boil in slow flame for about 2-3 mins. add salt to taste, bit of pepper powder and serve hot!
Serve the Tomato Soup hot with Toasted Bread.
Note:
Before grinding the tomatoes, remove the skin of the tomatoes(its easy). and then grind together. boil the grounded soup, add the corn starch at slow flame and stir well so that no lumps are formed. add a bit of pepper powder and salt to taste. let the soup boil in slow flame for about 2-3 minutes. and serve hot.
Happy Valentine's Day!!!
Awesome click,the color speaks the true taste of tomato soup...
ReplyDeleteyummy healthy and nutritious soup.
ReplyDeleteWhen ever we ar ein India my daughte rlove the Indian tomato soup especially the one we get when we order thali, this looks so so good and love the color with the addition of beetroot i didnt know they added beet in the tomato soup.
ReplyDeleteSoup looks so delish ..love that colour and the trick..thanks for sharing dear :)
ReplyDeleteLavi soup super...Bright color n thick and creamy...the way I want my soup to be..Looks so delicious
ReplyDeleteTomato soup happens to be my all time fave soup.Love the deep red colour..slurp!!
ReplyDeleteMy sons love tomato soup, the fried bread cubes actually..! Nice clicks and a wonderful colour..adding beet is a great tip :)
ReplyDeleteThe soup looks so refreshing and colorful! Love your pictures, Lavi. Have a great week ahead.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite kind of soup. Nice colour.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentines Day Lavi!!!
ReplyDeleteSoup looks delicious dear...
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Wat a vibrant colour, truly the addition of beetroot makes this soup more colourful and yummy..
ReplyDeleteLoved the color of soup... looks so bright and delicious.
ReplyDeleteMaking me feel hungry lavi,looks very bright and tempting,nice recipe!
ReplyDeletewat a color..even i prepare a similar one adding piece of beetroot n carrot..but am not a cinnamon person ..love urs..
ReplyDeleteYummy soup!luks delicious...
ReplyDeleteWOW...Love the color of the soup..My 1 st time here & glad i stopped by..Now a happy follower of ur site..cya..;)
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reminds me of saravana bhavan soup.Nice bright colur and love ur version of soup.nice clicks
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe...Great pics...Glad to follow your lovely space...
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Hi I was going through your blog, color of tomato soup is really striking, a very lovely blog
ReplyDeleteThat looks just perfect - i love tomato soup, especially with those buttery croutons.
ReplyDeletehi.i hv tried this recipe.its really very delicious... following u..
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ReplyDeleteits an amazing one:)
ReplyDeletelavi, tomato soup ws really good....thnk u so much....:)
ReplyDeletewhere hav u added the corn flour that is mentioned in the ingredians
ReplyDeletethanks man really love this recipe!!
ReplyDeleteadding an onion also is not bad
ReplyDeletei want to know how to make it bit sweet as we find in resturants??
ReplyDeletethanks for nice reciepe.and i want to know about preparation of ready to use tomoto soup powder
ReplyDeletereally good
ReplyDeletewe never had garlic before due to religous reasons... but for trying this receipy we used it. it was amazing in taste....
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ReplyDeleteVery Nice! Great taste and great color. Did not put garlic but tasted really nice.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo attracted me to read more on the recipe.. I will definitely try this weekend.. thank you
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your soup is super
ReplyDeleteyou mean to say we should remove the spices before grinding? please clarify.
ReplyDeletegama gama nu irukku pa! sama soup thaan ....
ReplyDeleteHi there, thanks for the tip with beet root. I tried with my soup and it works! It's so great to find natural food colourings :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant colour in the soup, perfect texture. And am sure it must have tasted divine, with the winters approaching near Indian style soups are our hot favourite for supper
ReplyDeleteGlad to be your follower, strange I wasnt following you earlier :)
love ur presentation...excellent
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