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Quick Creamy Tomato Blender Soup

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A simple and quick creamy tomato soup made effortlessly in a blender.

Ingredients for Quick Creamy Tomato Blender Soup

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Garlic

each

Onion, roughly chopped

0 oz

Dried Oregano

teaspoons

White Bread, crusts removed, torn into rough 1/2-inch pieces

0 oz

Water

cups

Kosher Salt

to taste

How to Make Quick Creamy Tomato Blender Soup

1. Gather Ingredients

Start by gathering all your ingredients. Place the olive oil, garlic, onion, oregano, red pepper flakes, torn bread, tomatoes with their juices, and water or stock into a high-powered blender.

2. Blend Soup

Begin blending on low speed. Gradually increase the blender’s speed to its maximum setting. Continue blending until the soup is steaming hot and completely smooth, which should take about four minutes.

3. Season Soup

Once blended, give the soup a taste and season with salt and pepper to your liking. If you prefer a smoother texture, you can press the soup through a fine-mesh strainer, though this step is optional.

4. Serve Soup

Serve the soup immediately, or if you prefer to chill it, you can do so. If the soup thickens too much after chilling, simply whisk in a tablespoon of water at a time to reach your desired consistency. Just before serving, garnish with minced chives, basil, or parsley, and drizzle with a little extra olive oil for added richness.

Variations

Roasted Red Pepper and Tomato Soup

Use roasted red peppers, smoked paprika, and optional chicken for a smoky, protein-rich soup.

Tomato Tortilla Soup

Incorporate Mexican spices, beans or chicken, and garnish with tortilla strips and avocado.

Tomato Basil Bisque

Add fresh basil and swap cream for coconut milk, garnish with parmesan.

Italian Tomato and Meatball Soup

Add mini meatballs, Italian seasoning, and serve with grated cheese.

Roasted Flair

Use roasted fresh tomatoes instead of canned for added depth and sweetness.

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