

Tomato and sardine soup
1 28 oz. can whole roma tomatoes
2 large garlic cloves, chopped
celery salt and cayenne pepper to taste some onion powder (optional)
1 can sardines (in tomato sauce, oil, or whatever floats your boat)
Stand back and observe. Put the tomatoes (sauce reserved) in the food processor with everything else except the sardines. Pulse until there are no pieces of tomato bigger than 1/4 inch. Put this and the reserved juice from the can of tomatoes into a sauce pan and bring to a simmer. Cover and let it bubble over the lowest heat you can find on your stovetop for 15 minutes. Taste. Adjust. Open a can of sardines. Ladle tomato soup into the bowls. Divide the sardines and plop them into the center of the bowl. Serve. Eat. I dare you to tell me this isn't really quite good.
7 comments:
sardines in tomato soup? never thought of that, but it sounds delicious. sweet acidic tomatoes, salty sardines... yum.
Great idea... love fish and tomatoes together this one will give it just the right amount of salt!
Sounds delightful!! I'd love a bowl with crusty warm bread!
What brand of canned tomatoes did you use? (just curious)
This sounds fantastic to me. The combo is not one that jumps to my frontal lobes, but neither did anchovies the first time I tried them. I'm game :-). Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
My sardine loving parents would really dig this soup.
Obviously it's not my mother's tomato soup.....there's no Campbell's Soup can in the picture, lol.
Thanks Stephen,
Another clear example of umami from the whole italian tomatoes and sardines. It's a great idea!
PS - You utilized my fav ingredients in a way I hadn't thought of...
I think I'll experiment w/adding mushrooms/L&P worcestershire or simmering w/konbu!
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