How to Make Turkish Tomato Soup
Slice the tomatoes and chop the parsley into very small pieces., Chop the onion into small pieces and sauté on medium high heat with butter in a pan until they are brown/yellow., Add all the ingredients of step one to the fried onion. , Mix...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Slice the tomatoes and chop the parsley into very small pieces.
Combine with the oregano, sugar, nutmeg, 1⁄2 tablespoon (7.4 ml) pepper and the bay leaf. -
Step 2: Chop the onion into small pieces and sauté on medium high heat with butter in a pan until they are brown/yellow.
If you find that your butter is burning you may add a bit of oil (canola or olive- not extra virgin olive oil however) to raise the smoke point of the fats. ,,,,,,,, For optimal results cook the roux until it reaches a medium golden brown color.
The more you cook a roux, the less thickening power it will have.
It will also give it a stronger, almost nutty taste. ,, Last add salt to taste. , -
Step 3: Add all the ingredients of step one to the fried onion.
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Step 4: Mix thoroughly and fry for approximately fifteen minutes on half heat
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Step 5: until tomatoes are soft.
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Step 6: While you wait for the tomatoes to soften
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Step 7: heat up three cups of chicken broth/stock.
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Step 8: When the tomato mixture is soft
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Step 9: add the chicken broth/stock and stir well.
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Step 10: Put the lid on the pan and cook the mixture of tomatoes and chicken broth for about ten minutes.
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Step 11: Take the pan off the heat
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Step 12: discard the bay leaf
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Step 13: and use an immersion blender to puree the soup until there are no chunks of tomato left.
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Step 14: Melt a tablespoon of butter in a big pan.
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Step 15: Add teaspoon of flour and stir it well to make a roux - this will melt in the soup and thicken it.
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Step 16: Slowly pour the soup into the pan with the butter and flour.
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Step 17: Add the whipping cream.
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Step 18: Heat the soup on the stove and serve.
Detailed Guide
Combine with the oregano, sugar, nutmeg, 1⁄2 tablespoon (7.4 ml) pepper and the bay leaf.
If you find that your butter is burning you may add a bit of oil (canola or olive- not extra virgin olive oil however) to raise the smoke point of the fats. ,,,,,,,, For optimal results cook the roux until it reaches a medium golden brown color.
The more you cook a roux, the less thickening power it will have.
It will also give it a stronger, almost nutty taste. ,, Last add salt to taste. ,
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