An easy and Creamy Roasted Tomato Basil Soup full of incredible flavours, naturally thickened with no need for cream cheese or heavy creams!
Ready in less than 30 minutes, our tomato soup recipe is loved by so many readers around the world! For kids to ask for this Creamy Roasted Tomato Basil Soup repetitively, it must mean something…right?
Tomato Soup
Full of basil and a hint of garlic, this soup will most likely be on you weekly rotation, no matter the season. I garnished this soup with blistered tomato pieces, shaved parmesan and basil. Make ahead and freeze in advance OR serve immediately.
This soup is the perfect start to a meal, or as a meal in itself. To get that creamy texture, I added in a secret weapon. No cream cheese or heavy/thickened creams are needed.
Roasted Tomatoes
With tomato soup, you can go the quick route and pour canned tomatoes in a pot and simmer them for 15-20 minutes until they’re soft. Or, you can go the really lazy route, (which I have done on more than 552 occasions), and heat tomato soup directly from a can. The problem with that is:
- Bland flavours
- You don’t know what’s in it
Then there’s this recipe. Going that extra step and roasting tomatoes along with whole (smashed) garlic cloves on a sheet pan until they’re soft and sweetened naturally with their own juices, develops a natural flavour incomparable to canned soup.
Most people I know are completely turned off making tomato soup because if you can get it in a can, then what’s the point of going through all of the hassle of making your own, right? Not ‘neymore. The flavours in this soup cannot be found on any supermarket shelf. Any. Where.
How To Make Creamy Roasted Tomato Soup
- I use a humble potato to thicken this soup. Of course you can leave it out if you wish, but is adds a thick and creamy texture and compliments the tomato flavour nicely. However, you can use thickened cream if you wish! (About 1/2 – 3/4 cup for the whole pot.)
- If using the potato, fry it along with diced onion and red bell peppers (capsicums), until the onion is transparent and the potatoes are beginning to crisp up adds even more flavour into this soup (while your tomatoes are roasting).
- Pour in your broth/stock and simmer the potatoes until they’re soft.
- Add the tomatoes once they’re done; add the basil; blitz with a stick blender, and viola! SOUP! No additives, preservatives or artificial colours/flavours, and homemade soup done in less than 30 minutes.
Serve with grilled cheese or cheesy toasts — whichever works for you.
And dip away, my friends.
So thick and cream Roasted Tomato Basil Soup!
The Garlic Cheese Bread in the video is found here.
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Creamy Roasted Tomato Basil Soup
Ingredients
- 1.2 kg | 2 1/2 lbs Roma tomatoes , halved lengthwise
- 600 g | 1 1/4 lbs Grape (or Cherry) tomatoes, halved lengthwise
- 8 whole cloves garlic , peeled and smashed with the back of a knife
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 large yellow onion, chopped (optional)
- 1 red bell pepper (capsicum), deseeded and diced
- 1 potato (100 g | 3 oz), diced
- 3 tablespoons tomato paste
- 4 cups vegetable broth
- 2 cups lightly packed fresh basil leaves , roughly torn
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 430°F | 220°C. Place tomatoes on a baking tray with the garlic cloves. Drizzle with 2 tablespoons of oil, season with salt and pepper, and roast for about 25 minutes, or until soft and charred on the tops.
- While tomatoes are roasting, heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a medium-sized pot/saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the onion, peppers (capsicum) and potato; cook while occasionally stirring, until the onion is transparent and the potato begin to crisp on the outer edges (about 6-7 minutes). Stir the tomato paste through the potatoes and onion; pour in the broth/stock; season with extra salt; cover and bring to a boil.
- Reduce heat to low; simmer for about 15 minutes or until potato is just tender when tested with a fork. Add the tomatoes, garlic and basil to the broth (save 2 tablespoons of basil to use as garnish if you wish); continue to simmer until the basil is just soft (about 2 minutes). Blend soup using a stick blender until smooth.
- Optional: Pour the soup through a strainer or colander to remove any skins and thick tomato pieces, for a smoother soup.
- Sprinkle with extra basil, shaved parmesan cheese, and serve with cheesy garlic bread
Ana says
Thank you for sharing this amazing recipe..this soup has become our family’s #1 fall/ winter soup. It’s being requested every week. It’s easy to make and love that it uses wholesome ingredients .
Rhonda says
Made this soup today and it was fabulous! I am not a huge fan of basil so I only used about 1/2 that amount but followed the rest exactly. I was so surprised I did not need to drain it to get skins and seeds out. It was so creamy and without any cream! And start to finish it was ready in under an hour.
Linda Davies says
Made this and it was so delicious, even made the garlic cheese toast for lunch. I roasted the tomatoes before I found the soup recipe so missed adding the garlic to the cherry tomatoes when I roasted the cherry tomatoes. I added the garlic to the end of sauté the onions and potato. I used garlic roasted broth so hoped it would help. Would definitely make this again. I’m going to roast more tomatoes and freeze them to use over the winter. Thanks for sharing the recipe. We totally loved it.
Dottie says
Made this soup last fall. It was great! Its near fall time again. And temperatures have dropped. Time to make more. And freezes beautifully. Thanks for such and easy recipe.
Lou Ann Brown says
🍅 Tomato Soup is one of my faves. Saw this recipe, and put it on the dinner menu, for this week.
Picked up the ingredients yesterday…….and am cooking it today, for an easy dinner, tomorrow night.
Of course I had to do a taste test…….OMG……soooo good! Serving it with grilled cheese 🥪 sandwiches. Easy Monday night dinner.
Victoria says
Yummy soup and I agree with you kids love it . I can testify to that . Thanks for sharing.
Paula Campos says
Do you peel the potato?
Karina says
Yes
Gladys Mcdonald says
As potatoes is used as a thickening agent I just used a cup of left over mashed potatoes
Carol says
This soup is so good and so easy to make! I have made it twice now, and loved it both times. I used a sweet potato the first time, as I did not have any potatoes. It was still good. I stuck with the sweet potato the second time, and then had to use chicken broth, as I was out of vegetable broth, and it was still amazing! My house smells so good with the roasted garlic and tomatoes! I made the garlic cheese toast too. Thanks for the wonderful recipe.
Nalini Rhea says
The best and easiest recipe ever! I have made it several times without making any changes to the recipe,. Delicious and most excellent!
Hey Candy says
Gurl! Slam Dunk! I’m eating it right now. I made it yesterday and let it sit in the fridge overnight!!! The flavors are Amazing!!!! I also made the Skinny Potato soup! I’m telling ALL of my “fifteen” friends about this website! You rock!!!
anya says
Thank you for a great recipe! First time made a tomato soup. Totally loved it!
Becca says
This was a first for me. I had never made homemade tomato soup. I always stayed away from those recipes because of creams. But this recipe had potato so I tried it – I loved it and so did my husband. It’s a keeper!!! I followed the directions with only 2 changes – I had garlic already minced and I didn’t have fresh basil so I used dried. Still it was delicious. Can’t wait to make it again.!!!!
Cathy Whitener says
Ver easy and delicious e en with winter tomatoes.
Jada says
Can I use Irish potatoes
And when u say two tins can tomatoes how much will that equal to how much cups or……..
Karina says
Yes, Irish potatoes mill work great! I don’t use the tin cups. I like to use fresh tomatoes. Hope that helps clarify for you! Thanks for following along with me! XO
Rach says
Looks very good! Tomatoes are not in season, how much canned tomato
would work?
Karina says
I would use two cans, drained. Hope that helps! Enjoy! XO
murph says
can you freeze this?
Karina says
Yes, you can! Enjoy it now and later! XO
Ali says
I just made this and it was so dills!! Have been trying various recipes to find one that the whole family enjoys and it was instant success. My son had 3 helpings and told me I was to only use this recipe. Thank you soooooo much!!
Robin says
I just made this and it turned out wonderful! I added some oregano and thyme and it tasted great. I often make soups and my family said this is their favorite so far 🙂
It’s so easy and packed with flavor! I was worried that it wouldn’t be creamy enough but it definitely was. Thanks for this!
Neeki says
Can you use a regular blender
Karina says
Yes, that will work great too.
RM says
Just enjoyed this again with cheese on toast! Amazing and even some leftover. Thanks! 🙂 X
L. Fyne says
I made this soup today and it was wonderful, I did do a little tweaking with it but not much. Our garden is gone except for a few large cherry tomatoes that are still producing so since I had quite a few I decided to roast them in the oven with some garlic and basil and a little olive oil, then I pureed everything until it was smooth. I used a sweet potato since recipe did not specify and added extra garlic powder and about a 1/2 cup of Port Wine, I also added some bouillon, let it all simmer and served it with grilled ham and Fontina cheese sandwiches with a few Frito chips on the side to drop on top of the soup. It was a hit with the husband, I have plenty left over for another meal which I am looking forward to! Thanks for the recipe it was perfect timing for me. I will make this one again!
Smitha Jasleen says
The soup looks so good. I love tomato soup n the color is beautiful. I’m going to try this for my kids but I think I’ll make it without the tomato paste. Is it possible to make this tomato paste?
Karina says
I am sure you are able to make your own tomato paste! That sounds great! Let me know how it turns out! Enjoy!!
Shannon O says
What is a humble potato and can a regular russet or Yukon gold work?
Karina says
A regular or Yukon gold potato works great! It will help thicken the soup for you! Enjoy!!
Helen says
This looks great, I can’t get tomato paste in Spain, what could I use instead? Thanks
Karina says
This is what I have found when I googled it: If you don’t have it: Substitute 1 tablespoon tomato paste with 2 to 3 tablespoons tomato puree or tomato sauce (reduce liquid in recipe by 2 to 3 tablespoons); or boil tomato puree or sauce until reduced to 1 tablespoon. Hope that helps! Enjoy!
Mary Cuztor says
What makes the sodium so hi? I am restricted on sodium. Looks so yummy. I love tomato soup and cannot eat the can ones anymore.
Bailee says
Since the recipe doesn’t specify, the sodium content probably comes from the vegetable broth. When you look at the side of a container of store-bought broth, it tends to be a frightening percentage of the daily recommended intake. Buy no-sodium broth! You can pretty much find it everywhere. I usually purchase it from Walmart.
Raquel says
I’m not able to view the recipe?
Karina says
Thank you for letting me know! I am so sorry that the recipe went missing! My site had a malfunction for a period of time today and we are just getting things up and running. I apologize for the problem and how long it took. Thank you for your patience and following along with me! If you have any other questions or concerns please email me and I would love to help in any way that I can. XOXO Here is the Creamy Roasted Tomato Basil Soup Recipe: https://cafedelites.com/creamy-roasted-tomato-basil-soup/.
Kristine Lynch says
I made this soup today and t is so good, tagged you in the photo on Instagram thanks for a delicious recipe my Insta is #kris.annecooking
Karina says
That is awesome to hear! Thank you for the tag and for sharing with everyone! I really appreciate it! Thanks for following along with me! I am so glad that it was a good soup for you!
B Bop says
Delicious Tomato Soup!! I used 1 drop doTERRA Basil essential oil, instead of the 2 c fresh basil. I love the short list of ingredients!
Karina says
That sounds delicious! Great idea! Thank you for sharing!
Khris Latham says
Have you or anyone ever canned this and if so did you use the water bath method or a pressure canner.
Caitlin says
I’d like to know this, too!!
Donna B says
This is definitely the best tomato soup I’ve ever cooked and tasted! Love it and will definitely make it again and again. Thanks so much for sharing the recipe, Karina.
Karina says
AWE!! Thanks so much! I really appreciate it! I am glad that you loved it so much!
Randolph says
This was GREAT. I was skeptical about the potato adding creaminess, but it worked!!! I added a diced carrot to help with the sweetness. My son, who is adverse to soups have this a BIG “thumbs up”!!! Definitely, this will be a repeat meal.
Tymeron Smith says
YAY!! That is awesome! I am so glad that it worked and you got two thumbs up!
Aileen says
This was amazing!! ThAnk you for sharing this recipe this one is a keeper ?
Daiana Garay says
Best soup ever!!!
Shannon says
This came out SO good!! I only embellished, not changed. I fireroasted and peeled the red pepper before I added it to the mix. I also added a handful of chopped sundried tomatoes. Super thick! It has that “creamy” consistency with the cream.
Thanks for the recipe.
Karina says
YUM! Thanks Shannon!
Bruce Williams says
Fantastic soup, I did better the second time. The first time I didn’t roast the tomatoes long enough and it was a little watery.
Chelcie says
I made the “Tomato Soup” and my family said it was so good that I have to come back to your site and try another soup! So, there ya have it! The best compliment my family can give….”What else can you make of hers ,Mom? LOl
Shayna Stockton says
Had no fresh tomatoes so I substituted 3 cans of diced. Still turned out great
Lynsey says
I made this tonight along with the cheesy toast. My 5 year old son who is a self proclaimed hater of all soup ate his ENTIRE bowl and said it was the best thing he’s ever eaten!!! It’s a definite keeper!! THANKYOU!!!
Karina says
YES! Lynsey that’s BRILLIANT!
Forrest Pritchett says
My daughter hates tomatoes but she loved this soup. It was great
Karina says
YAY! That’s awesome!
Shondra Graham says
Very good recipe. I added a little Greek seasoning to the mix. I don’t make soups often but this one was good.
Karina says
YUM! I love that addition!
Erien says
I just made this. I ended up throwing it all raw in the crock pot on high for 6 hrs and it turned out delicious and was super easy! I will definitely make this again.
Karina says
I love that Erien!
Emily @ Pretty Handsome says
This looks delicious! I found your blog through this recipe on Pinterest. I can’t wait to try this and also explore your blog some more. Everything looks so good!!
Karina says
Aw thank you!
Rebecca says
I am allergic to garlic, but love tomato soup…do you have a suggested substitute?
Kriss says
Can you use cauliflower in stead of potatoes?
Mary says
This is so awesome paired with your Spinach and Ricotta Grilled Cheese Sandwich – YUM! 🙂
Karina says
Whaaaat?! How did I not think to do that combo! Trying it now…thank you for the tip Mary!
Morgan says
I LOVE this soup and make it for Christmas presents every year! Is there any way I could get the nutritional information?
Karina says
I will try very soon Morgan!
Joani says
Can you can this great soup. I see you only say freeze, just wondering if you have canned this soup?
Reina says
I followed this to the tee but added a jalapeño to the roast with the tomatoes and garlic. And added a few more garlic cloves?. Delicious!!! It’s a keeper. My son loves it with a grilled cheese, no surprise. Thank you for sharing
Rick says
Previous comments talk about 2 potatoes. This ingredient list shows 1 potatoe. Which is it?
Judy says
Delicious!! Made it with Basil Pesto instead of fresh. Hubby loved it and I took 2 bowls to work to share with my boss…. she loved it too!! Keeper!!!
zouhair fiorino najjar says
Most awesome and mouthwatering recipe..i will be pleased to ask my daughter to do it in your Directions…thanks
Amy Y. says
Do you by any chance know what the carb count is for this soup? I’m looking for low carb options and love tomato soup, but the potato addition may not make this possible.
Thank you so much!
Christine Childs says
I adapted this for my Instant Pot. It turned out wonderful, rich flavors perfect for lunch with sour dough cheese toasts. Thank you for the recipe. My changes for instant pot instructions, sauté onions, red pepper and potato in IP. Add 4 tsp Better than bouillon vegetable base and the tomato paste to the onion, red pepper and potato. Add the 4 cups of water and all the roasted tomatoes and garlic to the IP. Pressure cook for eight minutes then QR this will take 4 minutes. Open pot add the basil mix well until basil wilts and blend with immersion blender. Yummy!
Kay says
This soup looks great! Do you have a recipe for the cheese bread also?
Sigga says
LOOOOOVE this. It’s quite a big batch so I freeze the leftovers and use them for everything! In pasta sauces, make another kind of soup, the possibilities are endless!
Kristi says
Hi Karina – When you say 2 potatoes (200g/7 oz), do you mean 7 oz each or 7 oz total?
Szell says
LOVED the soup, next time I will sprinkle a little raw sugar on the tomatoes before roasting, and I didnt have enough fresh basil! Next time I will put the correct amount in. It was still AMAZING !! I didn’t peel the taters, and left the skin on the tomatoes also. What a great recipe!! I am thinking I may throw a jalapeno in next time??!!
Louise says
I just made this as part of a vegan Easter lunch spread for my family. I added Yves brand “meatballs”, and turned it into meatball soup and paired with some pressed Italian sandwiches and Caesar salad. So beyond delish! Thanks so much for sharing…will be having this on the regular. ?
Janice says
How many does this recipie serve.
Lori says
Can’t wait to make this. I will also make a grilled Cheese sandwich and cut into bite size pieces to use as croutons. Before I grill the sandwich, I pat grated parm. cheese into the butter. Gives a nice crunch.
Lindsey Ahlborn says
What kind of potatoes should I use? Thanks!
Karina says
Hi Lindsey! I just use any white potato. You can also use Yukon gold if that’s what you have on hand 🙂
Michelle says
Amazing recipe! I left out the red pepper and used dried basil, but still very, very good. I can’t wait to make it this summer with fresh tomatoes from our garden (and fresh basil)!!
Regina says
KARINA!!!! This soup was AMAZING! You’re totally right- roasting those tomatoes and garlic is what made this soup so flavorful! I added in a few carrots for additional nutrition and about twice the amount of basil (bc I’m obsessed). I absolutely loved this soup and can’t wait to make it again! So happy that I found your blog! The photos are beautiful and the recipes are beyond wonderful 🙂
Karina says
Thank you Regina! I’m so glad you tried it! I definitely have to make another batch! Have a wonderful new year! And thank you for your feedback!
Melissa says
I made this soup for a Christmas dinner I am hosting with alot of picky eater including a pescatarian so I was desperate to find something good…. and boy did I! I don’t like tomato soup normally but this was great! Not too much tomato or tangy like they normally are. I made the recipe as is and it came put superb…. the only thing extra I did was add extra garlic as we love it at our house as well as I put it through a mill after I pureed it to get rid of all the skin and grainy texture- definatley more work this way but so worth it.
Elaine Candelaria says
I love this recipe! I made it for dinner this evening and my husband and little girl loved it too. Great idea for substituting the starch for the cream . I let the tomatoes cool then peeled them prior to adding them to the soup. I will definitely make this again.
Jamie says
Made this last night and it was so good! It was also easy to prepare. I used a big frozen basil cube from my summer basil.
selma says
THANK YOU, THANK YOU THANK YOU. I made the soup today, followed the recipe to the letter…and I loved it, YEP me the NOT loving tomatoes one LOVED IT. I made this as a gift for my DH Aunt who is home recovering from a stroke, she complained that the hospital food was so disgusting…lacked flavor and depth…lol…this hit all those points and then some. I am saving this recipe to alter with shrimps and lobster, as its reminds me of the bisque base of soups i love. Everything pulled together so well and the layers of flavor like you mentioned by roasting the tomatoes was the key. I’m freezing and delivering tonight. I enjoyed making the soup too….not what to do with the leftover basil…besides pesto.
Aukina Fenzl says
What an easy recipe . This is the best tomato soup I ever made. This is going to be a staple at our house. Thank you so much.
illaria says
Came out a little salty so next time I will use water instead of stock…very good feedback from the family.
Cindy says
I cannot wait to make this!! Did you use russet potatoes or a different variety?
Patrycja Selwa says
I love this soup. I made it last week and I” making it again today with one change. I will add carrots instead of a pepper.
Also, I serve this soup with pasta and it’s amazing
Alyssa Adams says
Hello!
I’m wanting to make this for my family of 4 (including myself), how many servings is in this recipe? And it looks SO GOOD by the way!
Andrea Nauss says
Just made this, used all farm and garden ingredients. It is absolutely delicious!!
Marjorie says
I made this soup yesterday. Delicious! It has such a creamy mouth feel that you would swear there was dairy in it. It’s a super was to use up tomatoes. The next time I make this I will roast the tomatoes with a couple of pinches of sugar. Thanks for posting.
Dani says
I’ve only recently liked tomato soup…as a child I found the Campbell’s tomato soup repulsive and very much like Chef Boyardee. I haven’t tried this recipe yet but from the ingredients to the beautiful photos it looks like the best recipe for tomato soup I’ve come across yet….AND…since there’s no dairy it can be canned! I cannot wait to make this soup, thank you so much for posting, tomato soup now has another dimension!
Anne says
Made this today with fresh garden tomatoes. Hubby said it is restaurant quality and it is. Thank you.
Renae says
So glad I made it! Haven’t made tomato soup in a very long time and was glad this recipe did not fail. My 10 year won’t lie no matter how much he loves his mom said this is the best soup he has ever had! Well that’s all I needed to hear. Thank you for sharing.
deepat says
Just finished making this and hate I’m headed out to dinner! This was the only time I had to cook it and I had already roasted the tomatoes a couple of days ago before they went bad. It is so good. I can’t wait ’til lunch tomorrow! and it’s beautiful! I love tomato soup, but this is my first time making it. Thank you so much for sharing. I will definitely be making again.
Jacqueline says
This soup looks amazing. I am looking for something to do with my excess garden tomatoes, thinking this is the answer and I will freeze to have on hand this winter after my baby arrives!
Karina says
Yay Jacqueline! I’m so happy to hear that!
Sue says
This soup recipe is so easy and delicious! I love the roasted flavor. I can’t have milk so love the fact that the potatoes thicken it so nicely. For anyone interested in canning this soup, I canned a batch using my pressure canner (pints at 10 lb. pressure for 30 minutes) and it worked great! I got 5 pints from this recipe, but plan to use up my end of season tomatoes and make more to get us through the winter.
Karina says
That’s so great Sue! Thank you so much for the tip!
Carol says
This looks delicious, I think I might use butternut squash instead of potato to make it WW friendly.
Veronica says
Wow! I made this today for dinner along with grilled cheese sandwiches and it was like no other tomato soup I’ve ever had! So delicious packed with lots of flavor and boy oh boy super easy to make! Thank you for this amazingly delicious recipe!
Amy says
This might be a silly question but I’m using fresh potato. Should I peel it??
Karina says
Hi Amy! Not silly at all! Yes, I peel them first for this soup 🙂
Megan says
Can this be canned?! What is the processing time and would I waterbath it or pressure can it?! It sounds super yummy!!
Karina says
Hi Megan. I haven’t canned this soup so I really can’t give you any advice, I’m sorry!
shellee says
This is a fabulous recipe, it is the 2nd time i have made it. The potato, onion, peppers give such nice layers of flavor. We make homemade croutons from sourdough bread to put on top.
Abc says
Thank you for the recipe. The kids loved it too and that is a win for me ?
Tracey says
I’ve just made this soup for a light Sunday dinner. It’s lovely, the potatoes thicken it without the cream! I usually make another tomato, red pepper and basil soup from Good Housekeeping recipes but this is less mess (no having to skin the tomatoes). I added a sprinkling of dried chilli flakes just to give it a bite. This will definitely by a family favourite. Thank you ?
Liz says
A lovely soup, Karina. Thank you.
Brittany says
Hi! Can’t wait to make this recipe! How did you prepare your cheesy bread in the picture?
Isabelle says
I just made the soup and I seriously LOVE it!! I added a little bit cayenne pepper and some tabasco to make it a bit more spicy. I am following your blog for a while now but haven’t cooked your dishes yet but the soup was a big success and a bliss for my palate so I will probably try some more soon!!!
Karina says
That’s so awesome Isabelle! I’m so happy you tried it! ?
Leslie says
Sounds amazing and can’t wait to try it. Esp since I found canned tomato soup has high fructose corn syrup. Not an ingredient I want my toddler gobbling up.
My question is can you make ahead and freeze? I love to make my own foods but never sure about freezing and defrosting. I would love any tips.
Karina says
Hi Leslie! Yes definitely! Make ahead and freeze meals is something we also do often, and this soup is perfect for that 🙂 I usually freeze mine in air tight containers, and the day of serving I leave it out to thaw in the morning; pour it out into a pot and reheat before serving.
Sarita says
Hi , why does the instructions say potatoes but there aren’t any in the ingredient list
Karina says
Hi Sarita. Did you read the recipe ingredients list? Please note ingredient number 10: 2 Potatoes (200g | 7oz), diced
Larry says
I found this recipe last night and just finished my second bowl! Only reason I’m not having a third is because I promised my health advocate I’d control my portions. I made this exactly as you said except I had no fresh basil so I used dried. Looking forward to making it when my basil grows. I loved the texture, as well as the flavor of the roasted tomatoes. I thought it might be too much garlic but it was perfect.In fact I made some cheesy garlic bread to dip. Thank you for a recipe that is not only delicious but easy to make as well.
Karina says
Larry your comment has made my week/month. I’m so glad you tried this soup and liked it! I can’t wait to hear you try it with fresh basil. Dried basil is great too, but fresh takes it to a different taste level. Thank you for leaving your feedback. Enjoy the rest of your week 🙂
Shinee says
I’ll take soup, especially tomato soup, any time of the year. Honestly, never tried with roasted tomatoes though. Will definitely do that next time. Thanks for inspiration! And your photos are absolutely drool-worthy. I’m craving a tomato soup now!!
Karina says
Thank you Shinee! I hope you like it! Xx
Mary says
This soup…this soup! OMGoodness! Gorgeous! You have a winner here…..making soon, even if I have to turn the AC to freezing. Cheesy toast looks perfect with this soup. Pinned. Thanks for sharing.