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Recipe for Tomato Soup

(Ref: RCP193)

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Tomato Soup is the easiest and the most common starters preferred by everyone. The main ingredient used here is the well ripened Tomatoes. The more juicy and ripened Tomatoes the more colourful and yummy Soup. This can be served as chunks/puree or even hot/cold depending on ones choice!
Serves:	6
Preparation Time:	10 mins
Cooking Time:	30 mins
Ingredients:	Tomatoes - 500 gms
	Onion chopped - 1
	Carrot chopped - 1 small
	Celery stick chopped - 1
	Oil - 2 tbsp
	Sugar - 1 tsp
	Bay Leaves - 2
	Hot Vegetable Stock - about 1l
	Salt - 1 tsp
	Black Pepper Powder - ½ tsp
Method:	• Wash Tomatoes and take off the green bits and quarter them. • Heat Oil in a heavy bottom pan, add Onions, Carrot and Celery and mix. Cook until tender on low heat. • Then add Tomatoes and mix. Add the Sugar and some Black Pepper powder. • Next add Bay Leaves, mix well and cover and cook on low heat for about 10min. • Slowly add the Vegetable Stock while stirring continuously. Bring this mixture to boil and cook gently for about 20min. • When the Tomatoes become tender, take the mixture off the heat and discard the Bay Leaves and blend the mixture into a fine puree. • Pour this in a bowl and serve hot with some Bread.

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