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How to thicken tomato soup, smart tricks

April 22, 2017 by admin Leave a Comment

What do you prefer? Thick tomato soup or light tomato soup? I think normally people prefer little thick tomato soup, too much thin soup is not expected. So you definitely want to thicken tomato soup according to your preference. But when you have tomato soup at restaurants that time you have to take whatever they serve, you only can do change restaurant for next visit, but when you make tomato-soup at home that time you definitely want to adjust its thickness according to your taste. What do you say?

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Methods to thicken tomato soup

Add corn flour : This is an old method to increase density of any soup. In case of increasing thickness of your tomato soup it works greatly. I do prefer to add corn flour whenever I want to adjust thickness of such tomato-soup. It helps to maintain consistency in this tomato-soup and brings nice shine in soup also. But do not add corn flour directly to the soup. Take half cup of warm water and add flour to that warm and mix properly then add it to soup. This process helps to maintain consistency.

Add boiled potatoes : This another easy method to increase thickness of any soup. Some people prefer it as it is always available in any household and easy to mix in any soup. You need to boil potatoes and mash it before adding to soup. Use hand blender to maintain consistency in your soup or just a manual masher if you are in hurry.

Add tomato residual : In most cases we remove tomato residual from soup but after extracting it’s juice still it contains some nutrition value. So better you can blend it further and make smooth puree and add it to soup and boil for another few minutes.

Use curd in tomato soup : If you prefer extra sour soup then you can thicken tomato soup by adding curd too. So take curd according to your need and blend properly in mixer grinder and add it to tomato-soup.

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Soup recipes : Masoor dal soup (or red lentils soup), healthy and tasty green beans soup, oats soup with various mixed vegetables, gajar (carrot) soup with extra butter,  hot and sour tomato soup for every tomato soup lovers. These are some delicious soup what you can make at home and do your experiment with it’s thickness. Please share your results with us and other readers too by leaving your valuable comments.

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So how do you thicken tomato soup?

Do you any other method to thicken your tomato soup or your method is in this list? If you are using different method then share it with other readers and let others know about it.

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