Chunky Tomato Soup
Apr 18, 2008
One of my favorite comfort foods is tomato soup, and this is an easy, quick and tasty variant on ordinary tomato soup. I came up with this recipe while trying to duplicate a similar soup I had tasted in one of those soup-and-salad-bar restaurants.
Suggested Equipment:
- Sauce pan, 3 quart
- Can opener
- Common kitchen measures and tools
Ingredients:
1 | ea | Tomato Soup, condensed, 10 oz can1 | |
1 | ea | Diced Tomatoes, 15 oz can | |
1 | Tbs | Chives, dried, minced | |
1 | tsp | Italian herb seasoning mix2 | |
½ | tsp | Salt, common | |
10 | oz | Water |
Directions:
Put the pan on a burner set to medium-high, and add the diced tomatoes to the pan. Tomato soup is well known for its ability to stick to and burn on the bottom of a pan. Adding the diced tomatoes first helps prevent this.
Add the condensed soup and dilute per the directions on the can. Add the chives, basil and Italian seasoning. Stir vigorously, with a fork or whisk, to eliminate any lumps of the condensed soup. Add salt to taste.
Bring the mixture to a moderate rolling boil and hold it there for about 2 to 3 minutes. Reduce heat and hold at a simmer for another 5 to 10 minutes.
Serve hot in soup bowls, with garlic bread, corn bread, or crackers.
Makes about 4 servings.
Very tasty, and if you like tomato soup, it's great on a cold day
For a slightly different taste, and a more complete meal, cook hotdogs or Vienna sausage in the boiling soup.
Catagories: Vegetables, Soups, Comfort Foods